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Exhibition "Camilla Wills"
Exhibition "Camilla Wills"
Exhibition

Exhibition "Camilla Wills"

Fundació Joan Miró · Barcelona

From
Tue 14
July
Until
Sun 17
January 2027

Period Days Hours Prices From November 1 to March 31 From Tuesday to Sunday and holidays Except January 5 and 6 Closed December 25, December 26 and January 1 From 10:00 h to 19:00 h General admission: 18 € Reduced: 12 € - Over 65 years old - Students (with ID card aged 13 to 25) - Library card holders Free: - Under 12 years old - Unemployed people - ICOM members - February 12 (on the occasion of the festival of Santa Eulàlia) - May 18 (International Museum Day) - September 24 (La Mercè) Space 13: free Articket: 38 € January 5 and 6 from 10:00 h to 15:00 h From April 1 to October 31 From Tuesday to Saturday from 10:00 h to 20:00 h Sunday from 10:00 h to 19:00 h

EntryGeneral admission: 18 € · Reduced: 12 € · Articket: 38 €

Where

Fundació Joan Miró

Avinguda de Miramar, 1, el Poble-sec, Barcelona

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First-hand info

Official info on the fmirobcn.org website

Full programme, exact times, sign-up and last-minute changes.

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Official source · checked on 7 April

What's it about

Exceptionally, the cycle incorporates an intervention by the artist and editor Camilla Wills in the lobby of the Foundation. Camilla Wills's participation in the cycle will overflow the lobby space to activate other forms of circulation that transcend the walls of the Foundation. Her intervention will permeate the entire cycle of the project, including the final publication, and will function as a hinge image between the artists and the publication, between the museum and the city. Focused on circulating the discourses and literature of the art and academic world, her presence will materialize in an intervention in the lobby. This circulatory premise runs through the cycle and its infrastructural sensibility from a logic of distribution and circulation, and gives space to the natural predisposition of the social body to continue in motion. Camilla Wills lives and works in London. With Eleanor Ivory Weber, Wills founded Divided Publishing in 2019. They publish writings by artists, critical theory, philosophy, poetry, and fiction. Their objective is to distribute broadly and actively discourses and emerging literature in the artistic and academic world in paperback format. Wills's artistic practice develops on an editorial plane that is similar to her work as an editor.

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