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The book “What kills us?” was presented at Castell del Cambrer (Reus).
The book “What kills us?” is available at Galatea and Gaudí Bookstores in Reus.
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Ràdio Ciutat Baix Camp: “The exhibition “Rexistir” at ArtAmill de Vinyols”.
An exhibition of photographs that talks about historical facts with diverse political criticism, inspired by the Italian feixism and the current context of the independence of Catalonia, in addition to return a meaningful memory to Carles Amill. To talk about all this and the artistic exhibition, we talk with the author and artist of the work Anton Roca. LINK
Canal Reus talks about the exhibition “L’Oblit” by Teresa Felip at ArtAmill
Until April 30, the exhibition ‘L’oblit’, by the Reus artist Teresa Felip, can be seen in the Amill art gallery in Vinyols i els Arcs. The show is part of the cycle of exhibitions “What kills us?”, Which will last until the end of the year.
Carme Andrade’s blog, post: “An Art Amill Art Project: What Kills Us?”
Carme Andrade presents in her blog a writing about the current exhibition we have at ArtAmill, “What kills us? – the Solitude ”.
Here is the link.
Radio Baix Camp: Interview with Elena Padrell – Carles Amill Cultural Entity and the exhibition “F de Fotografia”
Here you will find the interview that Radio Baix Camp has made us to know the cultural entity ArtAmill and the exhibition “F de Fotografia”.
Diari de Tarragona: “An exhibition portraying human behavior”
Exhibition. The Association of Cultural Initiatives Carles Amill, based in Vinyols i els Arcs, presents ‘F of photography’, which aims to capture the soul of people.
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Diari de Tarragona: “Live painting to share and enjoy”
Works integrated into the environment. The ArtAmill gallery, by Vinyols i els Arcs, yesterday presented the pictorial project of the artist Miquel Falfàs “Color en trànsit”.
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`Vanitas Mundi´, by Carles Amill
On March 7, the Vanitas Mundi exhibit was opened at the Reus Reading Center lobby. The exhibit includes a series of works that were already exhibited when the painter Carles Amill lived in the United States in 1995.
This series attracted me from the first moment that I enjoyed it in an old catalog of the exhibit that was made in the USA in his time. Over the years I have […]