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Francesca Martí and her painting The Shout, which depicts her daughter, Barbara.Author: Pravda , Robert Hüttner At the Danubiana Museum, the Transformation exhibition by Spanish artist Francesca Martí (in the concept by curators Pilar Ribal and Kees van Twist). Interestingly, in this exhibition, there are also images from Bratislava on show. The artist is a […]

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Here is the original poster for the first ever exhibition of work by Francesca Marti’, which took place in 1989 at the Bar Turismo in Soller. This was a group show of landscapes and portraits staged together with three of her colleagues from the art school in Palma – Pep Girbent, Manuel Clua and Lluis

Francesca Martí placing reeds from the Danube River on her Ma’at sculpture in mirror-polished and rough-cast aluminium (2017), with her Believers installation in the background (9 metre-long installation of 99 small sculptures in painted aluminium, 2017). «The Transformation exhibition is the result of an evolution from 2000 to 2017, with dreams, working with passion and

  Electronic version of this article in Pravda https://kultura.pravda.sk/galeria/clanok/449357-putovanie-svetom-aj-priestormi-duse/ Link to TV News from Saturday, November 25, national TV channel STV1. https://www.rtvs.sk/televizia/archiv/11580/141851#2839 (the section about Francesca Marti’ starts: 47 min 19 sec).

As an anteprima to her TRANSFORMATION solo exhibition opening on Saturday November 25 at the Danubiana Meulensteen Art Museum in Bratislava, Slovakia, Francesca Martí devised a brand new Cocoon – Believers performance with 10 dancers from the ellefatale Dance Company, staged in the main space of the museum, surrounded by her recent monumental installations. Francesca

(image left) Dreamer – Alpha Tauri, 2017, life-sized sculpture in mirror-polished aluminium (image center) Seoul, 2016, recycled satellite dish, paint and photograph printed on zinc plate (image right) Dreamer dog – Shaula, 2017, life-sized sculpture in mirror-polished aluminium   Following her large solo show as one of the five featured artists at the 2nd Brabant Biennale

The new 128-page full-colour catalogue for Francesca Marti’s Transformation retrospective at the Danubiana Meulensteen Art Museum in Bratislava, is currently being printed and bound in Palma by Imprenta Bahia. The catalogue has been stylishly designed by hastalasantas graphic design, with essays by the two exhibition curators Pilar Ribal (Mallorca) and Kees van Twist (The Netherlands),