Contemporary art and design
We’ve done it again! Our ‘Tierra Frágil’ Opening Night exhibition was a great success. Visitors flocked in to view the art, even though the temperature outside was hotter than an oven, it all seemed quite apt. The atmosphere Photographs by Jáňa Bartošová Exciting and stimulating, but with that underlying message of how fragile our tiny … Read more
It is with great excitement that we can announce our latest show called ‘Tierra Frágil’. As before, it will be staged in the Old Townhall in Órgiva, which is such a wonderful venue to show art. Many new artists have joined the ANA family and will be exhibiting their work in this exhibition. The range … Read more
See some photos and read what the artists have to say about their experiences of the first annual Polopos art walk. It was a one-day event and was recorded for Dutch Reality TV. Emma Plunkett – Viejo Posada Wow, that was a busy art event. Busloads of people were doing the art walk and our … Read more
In the middle of the small Spanish town of Órgiva, at the back of small ceramics studio, deep underground is a collection of small canvases hung on a whitewashed wall, a gathering of spectres. Miniature fragments of a colourful memory; time drawn out across linen squares. Flickers of moments, restored. Gareth Lister’s latest exhibition is, … Read more
You are invited to the opening night of this 8 person art exhibition of painting & sculpture in the newly restored museum of Molvízar. 6 out of the 8 exhibiting artists are ANA members (Artists’ Network Alpujarra) – Jane Kleinschmit (organiser), Gareth Lister (curator), José Vera, Ánxela Meilán, Wes Somerville, Emma Plunkett, plus Mix Amylo, … Read more
ANA New & Old Our latest show from the ever-growing ANA (Artists’ Network Alpujarra) group is titled ‘New and Old’. It is an eclectic mix of the new and old work of local artists, with a wide variety of disciplines from traditional paintings, photographs, mixed media work, ceramics, 3D work and wonderful light installations. I … Read more
The exhibition is as diverse as you would expect from 18 artists, with various nationalities, abilities and experience – and no theme. However, the only common thread I could actually walk away with, is the fact that there seems to be a lot of work in the mid to small size range. You know like … Read more
