Events
“Colors of Priorat” by Rosa Ciurana.
From 12th November to 12th November
Unpublished series of engravings of the magical and magnificent area as is the Priorat.
Rosa Ciurana’s work is done through experimentation with the combination of different materials and techniques on the canvas, sharing concerns and reflections about the origin of the universe, the relationship between macro and microcosm, life, etc.
She plays with the physical space and turns it into an element beyond her installations, in the same way that she approaches a dialogue with the spectator to share this creative impulse.
Who we are
artAMILL is the headquarters for the association that bears Carles Amill’s name.
The space is in Vinyols, a small village in Tarragona’s province where Carles stablished his art studio to the end of his life.
The association is a private, non profit, stablished a few years back, by a group of friends in his memory.
For Carles, art wasn’t solely a form of expression. He was also involved in the study and history of art, as well as his techniques and procedures.
The association mission…
About artAmill
An art gallery-workshop located in the very center of Vinyols I els Arcs.
A precious town within Baix Camp, right next to Reus,
and about a hundred kilometers south of Barcelona.
Why here
Vinyols was the spot chosen by Carles Amill in 1999 to set up his art studio.
It’s a quiet village at the skirt of soft hills looking at the Mediterranean sea.
Vinyols is growing as a dorm for the more industrial areas of Reus
and Tarragona but keeps its charm and is very conveniently
located, at 100Km South of Barcelona.
Elegy for Carles Amill
by Mick Stern, April 2004
He lived in caves in gypsy neighborhoods, cavernous studios without much light except the light from his paintings.
One night in Brooklyn he invited me to remove my shoes and walk shut-eyed across a canvas laid out on the cement floor to feel the voluptuous thickness of pigment through the feet of my soul.
It was after his blue period of potatoes and stone walls, but before the architectural facades and drawings of fire.
He lived his vocation like a medieval monk, didn’t understand the big hurry of modern life.
