VALENTINA BROSTEAN
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From painting and flamenco to photography, music, film and design: discover Spain's artists, art classes, creative spaces and events in one place.
Spanish Artists is the home of Spain's creative community. Whether you are a collector looking for your next piece, a gallery searching for new talent, a curator building a show, or simply someone who wants to know what's happening near you, this is where you can find it.
Artists from Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, Seville, Bilbao and across the country share their work as images, videos, audio and writing, so a composer and a ceramicist can each present their practice properly. Every artist page includes a biography, a portfolio, upcoming events and the classes they teach. Alongside the artists you'll find art classes and workshops across every discipline, studios, galleries and creative spaces around the country, and an agenda of exhibitions and performances happening in Spain.
You can follow artists whose work you admire, add pieces to your favourites, and contact them directly about commissions, collaborations or purchases.
Our journal publishes interviews, studio visits and conversations with the artists shaping Spanish art today.
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“Madrid illustrator Alfonso Elola on keeping his Netflix and Paramount key-art work strictly separate from his personal practice, and how his mother's psychology books and a childhood fascination with anatomy became a surreal visual language all his own.”

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“Serbian-born, Barcelona-based painter Valentina Brostean on trading commercial design for pure expression, her 'alchemical' blank-canvas process, and the personal mythology of strong feminine figures and humanoid guardians that fills her house-museum.”
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