Friday, May 22, 2015.

Presentation of “Julia Aguilar, Always”, by Antonio Abarca Anoro and Antonio Buil Sillés, and “Josefa Tolrà, medium y artista”, by Pilar Bonet.

La Central del Museo Reina Sofía

Friday 14 February at 19.00
in the llibreria de la Cooperativa d’Arquitectes Jordi Capell (Plaça Nova, 5 – Barcelona).

Presentation of the exhibition catalog Modernitat Amagada (Hidden Modernity), which took place in October 2013 at the Casa Capell, Mataro, organized by ACM.

Conversation around the life and work of architect Jordi Capell (Mataro 1925 – El Masnou 1970) with the participation of Agàpit Borras, Nuria Nogueras, and Manel Salicrú.

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Roulotte:10
Benjamin Tiven, Daniela Ortiz, Anna Artaker, Dani Montlleó, Pedro G. Romero / Archivo FX, Yona Friedman

Joan Brossa / Josefa Tolrà from ACM-ART on Vimeo.

JOSEFA TOLRÀ. dibujo fuerza fluídicamp4 from ACM-ART on Vimeo.

Modernitat Amagada. (Hidden Modernity)

Organized by ACM for Capell House, with the collaboration of the City of Mataró.

Casa Capell, Parc Central, Passeig de l’Orfeo Mataroní 15, Mataró.

From 3 to 31 October 2013.

A project by Domènec i Dani Montlleó.

Works: Alexander Apóstol, Xavier Arenós, Rafel G. Bianchi, Domènec, Eva Fàbregas, Carla Filipe, Regina Giménez, Terence Gower, Dani Montlleó i Jaume Roure.

‘Modernitat Amagada’ organised by ACM (Associació per a la Cultura i l’Art Contemporani de Mataró), was a short-lived group show at Casa Capell in Mataró, the wonderful former home of the Masjuan family. It was built in 1959 by Jordi Capell (1925–1970), a little-known rationalist architect, mathematician and humanist.

Roulotte:09 in Santiago, Chile.
Exhibition “This is not a museum. Mobile devices lurking” in Santiago, Chile