To start us off, can you tell us a little bit about yourself? I am Tomás Barceló Castelá, half French from Montauban and half Spanish from Mallorca. I studied Fine Arts, specializing in Sculpture, at the Sant Jordi Faculty of the University of Barcelona, and there I had the honor of learning from J.S. Jassans....
The exhibition features explosive artworks from Jody Bronson, Serap Gümüşoğlu and Ozan Ünal.
The new exhibition at Gallery Ex Machina, called “Anachronic Deities”, is an opportunity to submerge in the unknown world of an ancient civilization, created by the flourishing Spanish artist, Tomás Barceló Castela.
How do TV series envision the body in unknown futures? The technology is developing at a dizzying speed, and the world we know is rapidly changing because of it. Technologies unimaginable 20 years ago have become indispensable daily miracles today that we don’t think twice about. If a span of a few decades means such...
Can you tell us a little bit about yourself? I am a sculptor, an artist, and a designer. I studied Graphic Design in the Fine Arts Faculty of Mimar Sinan University, in Istanbul. After that, I went on to train in Figurative Sculpture in London’s Heatherley School of Fine Arts, followed by Conceptual Sculpture workshops...
Let’s get to know you a little bit. Who is Ozan Ünal? I was born in 1974, in Izmir, Turkey. My academic life also took place in the same city. I graduated from the Fine Arts Faculty of 9 Eylül University, majoring in fashion and accessory design. I had also previously received training in graphic...
For those who don’t know you yet, who is Jody Bronson? Oh that’s a great question. I’m not sure I can answer. My first impulse is to say something funny or sarcastic. So here I’ll do my best to portray a respectable adult with moderate fine art expertise. I see myself as a self taught...
Following the concerns about coronavirus (COVID-19), art establishments around the world have closed their doors and geared up for economic blows and virtual interactions. As the global pandemic continues to advance at an alarming rate, art institutions have been forced to close their doors until further notice, without knowing when regular day-to-day activities might resume....
A raíz de las preocupaciones sobre el coronavirus (COVID-19), los establecimientos de arte de todo el mundo han cerrado sus puertas y se han preparado para el golpe económico y interacciones virtuales. A medida que la pandemia sigue avanzando mundialmente a un ritmo alarmante, las instituciones artísticas se han visto obligadas a cerrar sus puertas...
Take part in the exhibition 2086, exploring the future that awaits us. Will it be a utopia of technological marvels, a dystopia of electrical jungles, or a completely new worldscape? The technology is developing at a dizzying speed, and the world we know is rapidly changing because of it. Technologies unimaginable 20 years ago have...
