Studio

Images and interview published by Ultima Hora, from the meeting in the studio of Francesca Marti in Fornalutx, between artists Gary Hill and Francesca, with Johann Nowak from DNA Galerie in Berlin. Photos by Miquel Muntaner Estrellas

A short article has been published in the Spanish edition of Architectural Digest, May 2022, talking about the Ecocirer boutique hotel in Soller operated by Barbara Marti’, and some of the artworks by her mother, Francesca, featured in the decor.

From June 3 to June 27, 2022, the historic centre of the Dutch town of Oisterwijk will become an open-air museum for the second edition of Art in Oisterwijk. Under the theme of “Praat met mij (Talk with me)”, 50 monumental sculptures by 35 artists from 12 different countries will be exhibited in the town square and parkland. Participating artists include David

New sculptures and installations by Francesca Marti’ will be included in the 27th edition of the Rohkunstbau opening this summer at the Altdöbern Castle, in Altdöbern, 120 kms south east of Berlin. Curated by Dr. Heike Fuhlbrügge, the exhibition is titled Future – Into the Open, and features work by 15 international contemporary artists. A catalogue will be published.Artists: Thorsten Brinkmann,

Gerhardt Braun Gallery travels from Palma to Madrid to invite you to the opening of the exhibition “CHANGE” in our Pop-Up Gallery at Calle Doctor Fourquet 10 in Madrid. The exhibition will remain open to the public from Wednesday, February 23, 2022 to Tuesday, March 15, 2022 CHANGE presents the artistic and cultural change with which we live. CHANGE is work from different

While she was in Madrid during ARCO 2022, Francesca Marti’ assembled and unveiled one of her latest photo-based installations at the showroom of Chlorofila Digital photo lab near the Royal Botanical Gardens and the Prado Museum. Marti’s work depicts the human bustle at the Parque del Buen Retiro, literally «Park of the Pleasant Retreat», built in the 17th Century

In preparation for the forthcoming Dreamers exhibition in China, which will highlight the connections and visual echoes existing between artworks by Xiao Hui Wang and Francesca Marti’ created since the late 1990s, a series of informal testimonials have been filmed by different curators, critics, collectors and colleagues. Talking about Francesca’s style and influence, these videos will be broadcast

Several new large-scale sculptures and photo-installations by Francesca Marti’ are currently on show in the gallery space at Gerhardt Braun Art Lab in Carrer de Sant Feliu in downtown Palma. Made from cast and polished aluminium, and partly coated in pink lacquer, Ma’at (2018) represents the Egyptian goddess of truth, justice and cosmic order, wrapped in a shroud,

In a happy coincidence, at the same time that Francesca Marti’s Copper Venus was being produced in Madrid as one of her tallest ever sculptures, Khalid Khreis, director of the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts in Amman, sent photographs to Marti’s studio showing what is actually her tallest ever statue. At 380 cm high and made

Made from polished stainless steel by the YidongLianChuang Foundry in Beijing, Francesca Marti’s larger than life-sized Dreamer – Altair (2021) has been delivered to the Zhuzhong Contemporary Art Museum in anticipation of her forthcoming exhibition there (date still to be announced). Below are photos of the unfinished sculpture outside the foundry workshops in China.