18 and 25 oct. 2015; 08, 22 and 29 nov. 2015; 13 and 20 dec. 2015
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List of guided tours:
Gillian Wearing
18 and 25 October, November 8
Radical Geographics. Rogelio López Cuenca
22 and 29 November
Grete Stern
13 and 20 December
06 nov. 2015
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Carmen Navarrete, Professor at the Universidad Politécnica de Valencia.
Juan Vicente Aliaga, Art critic and professor at the Universidad Politécnica de Valencia.
Participants in the book presentation_
Ramón Espacio, Rodrigo Lombardo, Ana Navarrete, Mijo Miquel, Emilio Martínez, Lorena Cea, Adrián Torres, David Estal
15 nov. 2015
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The IVAM collaborates with Festival Valencia Ciutat Vella Oberta presenting a selection of video art.
26 nov. 2015 – 27 nov. 2015
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The Universidad de Valencia and the IVAM presented a study conference on environmental awareness and audiovisual creation.
15, 17 and 18 oct. 2015
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Thursday, October 15, 2015
5:00 p.m. Z, Costa Gavras. Argelia 1969. 127 min
7:00 p.m. DINNER FOR FEW, 10 min.
7:30 p.m. EDEN AL OESTE, Costa Gavras. Francia 2009. 110 min
Saturday, October 17, 2015
5:00 p.m. UN TOQUE DE CANELA, Tassos Boulmetis. Grecia 2003. 108 min
7:00 p.m. RED HULK, 28 min.
7:30 p.m. CANINO, Yorgos Lanthimos. Grecia 2009. 94 min
Sunday, October 18, 2015
5:00 p.m.
LA NIT DE L’OCEÀ de María Lorenzo. 12 min. 2015. España
NUNCA EN DOMINGO de Jules Dassin. 91 min. 1960. Grecia
29 oct. 2015
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Round table on the occasion of the exhibition “A.N.T. Arte y Naturalezas tecnológicas” which is displayed in the Punto Gallery.
Participants:
José Ramón Alcalá (Valencia, 1960); Hugo Martínez-Tormo (Valencia, 1979); Bosch & Simons (Amsterdam, 1958 -1961); Solimán López (Burgos 1981); y Enrique Radigales (Zaragoza 1970).
18 sep. 2015
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Third edition of “Abierto Valencia”, an event organised by LaVAC on the occasion of the joint opening ceremony of the start of the artistic season of the galleries that conform this association.
With a special schedule and a cocktail offered by each of the galleries, the visitors will be able to enjoy the opening of the exhibition season and the presentation of more than 300 works by national and international artists for “Abierto Valencia”, free of charge.
With each edition, “Abierto Valencia” seeks to become an unavoidable meeting which attracts collectors, art lovers, experts, critics, curators, artists, but it also aims to promote its name through the approach of art in an open and simple way to the general public.
26 oct. 2015 – 30 oct. 2015
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This workshop will present two consecutive lines of work:
In the first of them, we will try to create, between all of the participants, a “state of things” of the city of Valencia as a “man who just fell into the earth” would do it: by walking around the city on an intense day in several itineraries (as many of them as there are participants) and describing everything we see, minutely and without prejudice. From the transcription of the recorded audio files and the selection of the resulting texts, we will develop a script for one of the performances that will take place at the exhibition at the IVAM on February 2016.
In the second line of work, and from two previous conversations published between Peio Aguirre and Dora García on the idea of performance, action and acting, a debate will take place in which these concepts will be discussed among the participants, whose results will be part of a tumblr (http://performanceactionsituation.tumblr.com/), which, in turn, will be used to create the script of another work that will be presented in the exhibition.
14 nov. 2015
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This activity is free of charge for Honorary Members and Friends of the IVAM. Also for the general public with a ticket to the Museum.
It is necessary to sign up 15 minutes before the start of the visit at the desk in the Hall of the IVAM. Limited places (first-come, first-served).
18 dec. 2015
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We continue the series of conversations between artists whose aim is to connect works and projects that are similar in some way –or which present differences- with the intention of laying key concepts on the table, which will allow people to understand the contemporary artistic practice. Our intention is to be able to create a dialogue, to rethink, to imagine or to compare ideas, so that these, and their specification in several art forms, become again a consubstantial element of the debate on culture and contemporary art.
Also, so that the artists themselves can present them.
Ana Navarrete (Valencia, 1965) Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Polytechnic University of Valencia, Doctor of Fine Arts from the University of Castilla – La Mancha, which is a Member of the Council of Culture and the University Senate and Professor of the Department of Art, Faculty of Fine Arts. He was dean of the faculty from April 2008 until May 2014. He is principal investigator of INDEVOL group and has made numerous national and international exhibitions. His recent projects include: N340 Globalfem: http://n340.org/inicio_n340.html and Nobody remembers us while we are alive: http://nadieseacuerdadenosotras.org. He combines his artistic, educational and research work, with the publication of texts and the organization of events. His interests focus on various fields related to cultural practices and feminist politics.
Pepe Miralles (Xàbia, 1959) Visual artist and professor at the Faculty of Fine Arts in Valencia. Doctor of Fine Arts from the Polytechnic University of Valencia. In his artistic activity, he has made several individual exhibitions, which are: To try to understand where we are or what happens, (Espai d’Art A. Lambert, Jávea, Alicante, 1994); Ethnography of a social disease, (Museum of Anthropology, Madrid, 1994); Maintain, sustain, sustain, (Medieval Cistern, Quart de Poblet, Valencia, 2000); Give me (Colorelefante Gallery, Valencia, 2002 Factory Licors, Palma de Mallorca, Illes Balears, 2003); Social AIDS Project / 3 Bilbao (Yohn Jaureguia, Bilbao, 2007); Social AIDS Project / 4 Manacor (SACMA, per l’ar i Sala culture, 2009); Social AIDS Project / 5 Bilbao (public libraries, cultural Casals and Youth Centers, 2009). He has also participated in the creation of groups of artistic work as Project December 1, (Valencia, 1991) and Collective Local Neutral, (Valencia, 1996), both dedicated to the fight against AIDS. Currently he is director of the Department of Art and Disease Polytechnic University of Valencia.
12 dec. 2015
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Free Honorary Members and Friends of the IVAM. General public with a ticket to the Museum. It is necessary to sign up 15 minutes before the start of the visit at the desk in the Hall of the IVAM. Limited places (first-come, first-served)
10 dec. 2015
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Free of charge for Honorary Members, Friends of IVAM and students of the UPV and UV. Other applicants will need to sign up and show the admission ticket to the museum, until all the places are taken. Registration from September through the website and at the customer service desk of the IVAM. Registration from September at the customer service desk of the IVAM.
Fifht Session: Ramón Escrivà, Curator at IVAM
Topic: “The Pop(ular) art of reality and its chronicles”
The dissemination of modern and contemporary art is a fundamental premise of the IVAM, which is put into practice by means of exhibitions, activities, artist workshops, seminars, film or video series and different educational lines. These include guided tours of the temporary exhibitions or those of the Collection, school workshops and activities aimed at families. The course “Understanding Art” proposes, for the first time at the IVAM, a series of conferences with an informational nature given by curators of the museum, which goes over, in chronological order, the conceptual aspects and the artistic tendencies of art since the beginning of the 20th century until now,. This course is composed of a total of 15 sessions between October 2015 and June 2016.
The IVAM will provide a certificate of attendance for people who attend at least an 80% of the course.
