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| Artists LCB represents some of the most talented visual artists emerging onto the international circuit from across the world. We work closely with our artists to produce site-specific shows within the gallery space, and public interventions outside La Caja Blanca, whilst acting as a platform to launch them internationally through participation in specialised art fairs. |
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| Montse Carreño 1970, Barcelona After graduating in Fine Arts at the University of Barcelona, Carreño pursues postgraduate studies, bringing together her interest in digital media and investigation. She has participated in numerous group shows in London (London Print Studio), Dakar (Off Dak’art), Barcelona (CCCB, CASM, MACBA, Galeria Ferrán Cano), Madrid (Arco 2002), Rekjavík (Icelandic College of Arts and Crafts), Munich (Steindruck Müncher Künstlerhaus) and solo shows (Fundació Pilar i Joan Miró, Palma de Mallorca). - view images of artworks - go to artist page |
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| Mitos Colom 1977, Palma de Mallorca Mitos has shown extensively across Europe, within the context of group shows and as a member of artistic teams. Some of these include: Metápolis 2001 in the Mercat de les Flors (Barcelona), Art Futura 2001 in the CCCB (Barcelona), in A GESA in the Fundació Pilar i Joan Miró (Mallorca), and Marcel.lí Antúnez’s show Pol, which won an award in the 2003 edition of Ars Electrónica 2003. - view images of artworks - go to artist page |
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| Kira Ball 1976, Palma de Mallorca Born in Palma de Mallorca with a German father and a Russian mother, currently lives and works in Binissalem. She began her studies at the Queens College School in Palma de Mallorca. She began her academic career in the arts at Camberwell College of Art, University of Arts London, one of the most prestigious institutions in the United Kingdom and obtained a BA with honours in contemporary ceramics. - view images of artworks - go to artist page |
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| Yara El-Sherbini 1978, United Kingdom The works Yara El-Sherbini presents in her first solo exhibition rely heavily on humour, and are far from politically correct. With the characteristic defiance of youth, Yara’s artistic discourse homes in on so called “sensitive issues”, and invites the viewer to temporarily suspend disengagement. - view images of artworks - go to artist page |
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| Marian F. Moratinos 1973, Palma de Mallorca Since 2003, with the help of grants awarded from the Rotary Club Palma Ramon Llull, Fundación Pilar i Joan Miró and Sa Nostra, Moratinos has enjoyed various opportunities to spend time and work in New York. In July 2008, Moratinos visits London to complete a residency Project at the Slade School of Art (UCL), thanks to a grant awarded by the university itself. With access to a studio within the university campus, funding to produce site specific work, and a chance to offer a conference on her practice to a distinguished audience of professionals from the art world invited by the Slade especially for the occasion. - view images of artworks - go to artist page |
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| Regina José Galindo 1974, Guatemala Controversial artist Regina Galindo is considered to be one of the most subversive voices in contemporary art today. Despite having exhibited worldwide, to great international acclaim – In 2005, Galindo was awarded the prestigious Leone de Oro, at the 51st Bienale di Venezia for best young artist – her work remains decidedly anti-establishment. Galindo’s is first and foremost a performance artist who uses her own body to enact and denounce the themes which dominate her artistic discourse. - view images of artworks - go to artist page |
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| Ellie Reid 1975, United Kingdom Reid studied BA and MFA at the Slade School of Art, specialising in Fine Art Sculpture. In 2006 she was awarded the Clare Winsten Memorial Trust prize for "outstanding female graduating student" of British nationality, in conjunction with Lisa Peachy, recently been selected for the MaxMara – Whitechapel Gallery Art Prize. Ellie Reid lives and works in London, UK. - view images of artworks - go to artist page |
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| JeongMee Yoon 1969, Corea JeongMee Yoon, earned both a BFA from Seoul National University and a MFA from Hong-Ik University in South Korea. In 2006, she received her MFA from the School of Visual Arts in New York City. - view images of artworks - go to artist page |
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