SPAIN FRESH FEST #1
NYC | NYU's KJCC | MARCH-MAY 2014
Spain Fresh in collaboration with NYU's KING JUAN CARLOS CENTER proudly present: SPAIN FRESH FEST.
SPAIN FRESH FEST is a multidisciplinary program of events to take place at the KJCC and other venues to be announced soon during Spring 2014.
The program introduces Spanish artists that meet “Fresh Culture” principles:
1. It is young and vibrant.
2. It has been awarded and exhibited. (Spain or Europe).
3. It has a "GLOCAL" dialogue. It is both GLOBAL and LOCAL.
This program serves as Spain Fresh’ introduction to the American public and seeks for its continuity in the close future.
Concepts such as: pastiche, remake, remembrance or amnesia are present in the proposals for its first edition.
NYU'S KING JUAN CARLOS CENTER program includes music, photo and film as it follows:
SPAIN-BROOKLYN Music Series
Two music events with bands from Spain and Brooklyn
#1
March 28th, 8pm-10:30 pm, KJCC
#2
May 30th, 8pm-10:30 pm, KJCC
NEW SPANISH PHOTOGRAPHY_Visions beyond borders
A collective photo exhibition introducing 9 Spanish artists that portray their vision of the international landscape. Additionally there will be a small show of 5 selected artists though an open call co-organized by DOZE Magazine. + INFO HERE
May 2nd –May 30th , KJCC
Opening reception, May 6th, 7pm-9pm
SPANISH FRESH FILMS
A film series introducing new work of 3 Spanish filmmakers.
May 14th, 7pm, KJCC
ALL THE THINGS THAT ARE NOT THERE (2013), Teresa Solar Abboud
May 15th, 7pm, KJCC
COSTA DA MORTE (2013), Lois Patiño
May 16th, 7pm, KJCC
O QUINTO EVANXEO DE GASPAR HAUSER (2013), Alberto Gracia
+info and contact:
* All the events will take place at:
KING JUAN CARLOS I OF SPAIN CENTER
New York University
53 Washington Square South
New York, NY 10012
T. +1 (212) 998-3650
* All the events are FREE and OPEN to the PUBLIC
SPAIN FRESH FEST is made possible thanks to the support of Spain-USA Foundation, SPAIN arts & culture, Spain Culture New York and the King Juan Carlos I of Spain Center at New York University.
SPAIN FRESH FEST is co-curated by Abraham Rivera and Javier Moreno, the first recipient of the artists in residence program from the Spain-USA Foundation.
