Delve into the comprehensive record of 'Arte sonoro en España, 1961-2016,' an essential resource exploring sound art within the Spanish context. This detailed catalog, published in 2016, provides deep insights into a significant period of experimental music and audio art development. It documents exhibitions held across various Juan March Foundation sites from 2016 to 2017, highlighting diverse curatorial work. Access this invaluable print volume via the Juan March Foundation's library for research and study.
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This publication details the history of sound art in Spain from 1961 to 2016. The catalog was produced in conjunction with exhibitions held at multiple Juan March Foundation locations.
The catalog 'Arte sonoro en España, 1961-2016' serves as a comprehensive record of sound art within the Spanish context from the mid-20th century to the mid-2010s. Published in 2016, this printed volume is made available through the Juan March Foundation's library. The content reflects exhibitions that took place at various Juan March Foundation sites, including Palma, Cuenca, and Madrid, spanning from February 2016 to January 2017. It highlights the curatorial work of Manuel Fontán del Junco, Antonio Garrote, José Iges, José Luis Maire, Guillermo Nagore, Celina Quintas, and Marta Suárez-Infiesta. The publication is categorized as an exhibition catalog and is written in Spanish. Its dimensions are 31 pages with illustrations, measuring 21 cm. The collection itself is part of the 'Ediciones de la March' series, and the material is made available for public consultation and free reproduction for teaching or research purposes, provided proper attribution is given. The catalog offers insights into a significant period of sound art development in Spain.
The catalog of the exhibition is available only in printed format in the library of the Fundación Juan March. The page refers to the exhibition catalog as a document within the collection, not as a ticketed event.
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