GROUP SHOW "EL CACTUS" - Centro Cultural Aldea Blanca

 

Institution

Centro Cultural Aldea Blanca
Calle la Valeria 26, Aldea Blanca
Santa Cruz de Tenerife/ES 
Title and Date
EL CACTUS
2020-07-20 – 2020-09-01








































Group Show

  • Adan Montes

    Adriana Justi

    Alberto Meza

    Alejandra Besozzi

    Alessandra Poli

    Alessandra Schiavinato

    Alexander Sychugov

    Alexandru Jakabházi

    Ana Carolina Pombo

    Ana Deamente

    Angélica Leal

    Anja Mattila Tolvanen

    Anna-Karina Fries

    Antonia Calabrese

    Antonia Conte

    Antonia Mayol Castelló

    Arina Bezdomova

    Beatriz López

    Begonia Matamoros

    Benhardt Zilling

    Biró Ildikó

    Bruna Berger

    Canada1

    Carlotta Faresin

    Ceyda Yalcinkaya

    Chevalier Daniel

    Cinzia Farina

    Claudete Maria Rêgo

    Cristina Chioutaretto

    Daniel de Cullá

    Daniele Virgilio

    Darja Mrdjen

    Derya Avci

    Diana Kritschner

    Diana Kroshílova

    Dórian Ribas Marinho

    Dragana S. Vesovic

    Eduard Jakabházi

    Ekaterina Smorkalova

    Elisabete Ferreira

    Emilio Carrasco

    Enzo Salanitro

    Erminia Marasca Socco

    Esma Cakiroglu

    Ever Arts

    Fernando Calhau

    Floki Gauvry

    Francisca Gerón Herrera

    Francisco Sánchez Gil

    Fusun Selen Bilginer

    Gabriel Cauyette

    Giovanni & Renata StraDaDa

    Gisela Pizzatto

    Gregorio López

    Guido Azzalin

    Guido Capuano

    Gustavo Armijo

    Heloisa Sonaglio

    Hikmet Sahin

    Ignacio Navarro Cortez

    Ilmar

    Inge Hauser

    Jane B. Sperandio Balconi

    Janys Oliveira

    Jeanete Ecker Kohler

    Jefferson Campos

    Johann Leschinkohl

    Juraj Jonke Slikar

    Jussara Leite Kronbauer

    Kader Sürmeli

    Karen Wood

    Karla Kolberg Lipp

    Kate Churkina

    Katerina Mandarik

    Kaya Kayabas

    Keiichi Nakamura

    Kerosene

    Kevser Aktas Kuracay

    Klaus Pinter

    Lars Schumacher

    Laura B Gois

    Leslie Atkins

    Letícia Lanza Ferracin

    Lorenz Mueller-Morenius

    Luiza G. P. Gutierrez

    Lutz Beeke
    Magda Lagerwerf

    Maggi Ruggero

    Maggie McAndrews

    Manoel Bonabal

    Manuel Guillén

    Manuel Xio Blanco

    Mara Caruso

    Marco Antonio Scanelli

    Maria Chorianopoulou

    Maria Do Carmo Toniolo Kuhn

    Maria Fofanova1

    Maria J. R. Damasceno Ferreira

    Maria Pedrossanti

    María Quiroga

    Marzia Maria Braglia

    Maya López Muro

    Miche-Art-Universalis

    Michelangelo Mayo

    Miguel Jiménez

    Mikel Untzilla

    Mirta Caccaro

    Mónica Sánchez Vergara

    Mustafá Cevat Atalay

    Mzia Valerian

    Néstor Rossi

    Norma Otero

    Oana Catalina Gavriliu

    OBA mail-art-group

    Pablo Gallardo Bellido

    Piet Franzen

    Piroska Horváth

    Poul Poclage

    Raquel Gociol

    Rastorfer Jean-Marc

    Richard Baudet

    Robert Matejcek

    Roberto José Do Nascimento

    Roberto Scala

    Rosa Brumalti

    Rosa García Torres

    Ross Wright

    Roxana Martínez

    Rüdiger Goeritz

    Ryosuke Cohen

    Sabela Baña

    Sándor Aranyi

    Serse Luigetti

    Sevin Gulpinar

    Silvano Pertone

    Silvia Lissa

    Sinasi Gunes

    Sinem Algan

    Sirlei Caetano

    Snappy

    Sonieta

    Stella Maris Velasco

    Straminja Jerkov

    Susanne Schumacher

    The Wasted Angel

    Therezinha Fogliato Lima

    Tofuart

    Torill Elisabeth Larsen

    Tulio Peraza

    Ugljesa Colic

    Ulas Yuce

    Uwe Höfig

    Uwe Klein

    Vasilisa Maklakova

    Vitaly Maklakov

    Viviana Andrada

    Willemien Visser

    Yara Oliveira





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

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