TOMORROW WILL BE ANOTHER DAY

Tomorrow will be another day, raises how to speak from now, from creation in the present and from the act of resistance that dedicating oneself to art today means.

The exhibition includes a small overview of Andalusian artists or in relation to Andalusia (Alexander Gross, Demetrío Salces, Marta Nieto, Salvador Jiménez Donaire, Vanessa Morata, Little, Lola Zoido, Manuel García Cruz, María Morilla, Chema Rodríguez and Rafael Blanco) exploring his poetics and concerns. The exhibition is activated as a space in which, by way of small dialogues between eleven artists, the works are related to each other, contrasting totally different languages, media and aesthetics.

Resist from today, count the present as the only way to generate the future. Andalusia appears as a common axis or feature, containing a brief overview of active artists not yet inserted in the canonical market dynamics and whose work and formats are not yet common in the gallery space. There are so many Andalusias possible as there are ways of living, so many new references building a present without prejudice of origin and with renewed languages and made from the south. In fact, the main feature of the exhibition will be the difference between languages and heterogeneity as a quality.