GROUP SHOW - "Bauhaus 100 Years" - Centro Cultural Aldea Blanca

 

Institution

Centro Cultural Aldea Blanca
Calle la Valeria 26, Aldea Blanca
Santa Cruz de Tenerife/ES

Title and Date

Bauhaus 100 Years
2019-11-02 – 2020-01-08










































Group Show

  • Alexandru Jakabházi
  • Alexey Parygin
  • Angela Caporaso
  • Anja Mattila-Tolvanen
  • Antonio Cares
  • Aranyi Sándor
  • Art Promotor & Oonix
  • Barbara Ihme
  • Begonia Matamoros
  • Biró Ildikó
  • Chevalier Daniel C. Boyer
  • Claudia Pezzani
  • Clemente Padín
  • Daniel de Cullá
  • Daniele Virgilio
  • Derya Avci
  • Domenico Severino
  • Dórian Ribas Maurinho
  • Edna Toffoli
  • Eduard Jakabházi
  • Fernando Calhau
  • Giovanni Renata StraDaDa
  • Gregorio López
  • Heloisa Sonaglio
  • Hikmet Sahin
  • Horvarth Piroska
  • Jan Theuninck
  • Janys Oliveira
  • Karla Kolberg Lipp
  • Keiichi Nakamura
  • Lars Schumacher
  • Leslie Atkins
  • Lorenz Mueller-Morenius
  • Lutz Beeke
  • Maggi Ruggero
  • Marcela Makrucz
  • María Alejandra Besozzi
  • Marosi Kata
  • Maya López Muro
  • Meral Agar
  • Miche-Art-Universalis
  • Michelangelo Mayo
  • Norma Otero
  • Pedro Bericat
  • Piroska Horvath
  • Roberto Formigoni
  • Roberto Scala
  • Ryosuke Cohen
  • Sabela Baña
  • Silvano Pertone
  • Stella Maris Velasco
  • Susanne Schumacher
  • The Wasted Angel
  • Tulio Peraza
  • Uwe Höfig
  • Uwe Klein
  • Viviana Andrada

The Espacio 2C Cultural Association, in collaboration with the Department of Culture of the San Miguel de Abona City Council, is organizing a new exhibition for this month of November, the International Postal Art Exhibition «Bauhaus 100 Years».

Bauhaus, the famous school of design, arts and crafts created in Germany in 1919, has celebrated 100 years of its foundation. His contribution ranges from industrial design to typography, from furniture to architecture, he also revolutionized the teaching of the methodological principles of color, composition and the art of manufacturing.

The Aldea Blanca Cultural Center will host this exhibition from November 2, 2019 to January 8, 2020 exhibiting 132 postcards from 17 participating countries. Visiting hours will be Monday through Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.


Tulio Peraza & Begonia Matamoros

Location: C. la Valeria, 26, 38, 38628 Aldea Blanca, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spanien

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