Art, in all its forms and expressions, transcends linguistic and cultural barriers. It is a language that connects us, inspires us, and allows us to explore the diversity of the human experience. In this context, Artea Oinez, an exhibition organized by Zangozako Ikastola and the Federación de Ikastolas de Navarra, celebrates the creativity and vision of over 80 Basque-Navarrese artists.
The Exhibition
Artea Oinez is a multidisciplinary showcase that encompasses painting, sculpture, photography, and installations. From aluminum to wax, through oil and porcelain, the participating artists explore a wide range of techniques and materials. The exhibition takes place at Civivox Condestable and will be open until May 5th.
The Artists
The diversity of approaches and styles is evident in the selection of artists. Here are some of the standout creators:
- Carlos Irijalba: His work blends the conceptual with the visual. Through photography and installation, Irijalba questions our perception of space and reality.
- Dora Salazar: Salazar’s paintings are an introspective journey. Her canvases are filled with emotions and symbolism, inviting the viewer to reflect on life and identity.
- Celia Eslava: Eslava works with unusual materials such as PVC and fabric. Her sculptures defy gravity and explore the relationship between the body and the environment.
- Koko Rico: Rico is known for his experimental approach. His installations often incorporate elements found in nature, creating a unique sensory experience.
- Begoña Zubero: Zubero’s photography captures ephemeral moments. Her lens focuses on everyday beauty and the fragility of existence.
- Xabier Agirre: Agirre is a master of abstraction. His paintings play with light and color, creating dynamic and enigmatic compositions.
Tribute to Miren Doiz
In this edition, Artea Oinez pays homage to Navarrese artist Miren Doiz. Born in Pamplona in 1980, her artistic production combines figurative and abstract elements. Her works invite the viewer to question the real and the recreated. Doiz has exhibited in cities such as Berlin, Mexico City, Sao Paulo, Bogotá, and Rome, leaving a lasting mark on the world of contemporary art.
Art as Connection
Artea Oinez reminds us that art is a universal language. Through creativity and expression, we can communicate beyond words and borders. So, if you have the opportunity, don’t miss this exhibition that celebrates the diversity and beauty of art in all its forms. 🎨🌟
PARTICIPATING ARTISTS
Xabier Agirre, Elena Aitzkoa, Faustino Aizkorbe, Juan Aizpitarte, José Ramón Anda, Ibon Aranberri, Txaro Arrazola, Pello Azketa, Txomin Badiola, Nadia Barkate, Baroja Collet, Nestor Basterretxea, Imanol Bengoetxea, Argiñe Berastegi, Clemente Bernad, Carlos Cánovas, Concha Cilveti, June Crespo, Josette Dacosta, Bingen De Pedro, Xabier De Zerio, Naia Del Castillo, Fermín Díez De Ulzurrun, Miren Doiz, Mikel Eskauriaza, Celia Eslava, Andoni Euba, Jon Mikel Euba, Leopoldo Ferrán, Gorka Flores & Maria Luisa Bengoetxea, Txaro Fontalba, Iñaki Garmendia, Ángel Garraza, Kepa Garraza, Asunción Goikoetxea, Patrik Grijalvo, Mari Puri Herrero, Reyes Ibarrondo, Juan Jesús Ilundain, Zaloa Ipiña, Pello Irazu, Alicia Irigoyen, Carlos Irijalba, Oier Iruretagoiena, Fermín Jiménez Landa, Vicente Larrea, Mikel Lertxundi, Sagri Mauleon, Asier Mendizabal, Juan Mieg, Idoia Montón, Ángela Moreno, Xabier Morrás, Rafa Munárriz, Manu Muniategiandikoetxea, Itziar Nazabal, Itziar Okariz, Mikel Okiñena, Félix Ortega, Eugenio Ortiz, Fernando Pagola, Julio Pablo Pérez, Maider Perkaz, Paco Polán, Txuspo Poyo, Sergio Prego, Mari Jose Recalde, Ana Riaño, Javier Riaño, Koko Rico, David Rodríguez Caballero, Ixone Sádaba, Dora Salazar, Helena Santano, José Antonio Sistiaga, Juan Sukilbide, Susana Talayero, Darío Urzay, Miren Ustarroz, Azucena Vieites, Maia Villot De Diego, Begoña Zubero, José Luis Zumeta.