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CURRENT EXHIBITION |
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| MONTSERRAT SOTO: THE VERTICES OF THE BACK |
| 10 DECEMBER - 24 FEBRUARY 2012 |
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Montserrat Soto explores two distinct lines of research: "landscape and travel" and "art and its spaces". She is currently working on a project called Doom City. Del hombre nómada al hombre sin lugar, in which she uses photography and video to examine man's spaces and their current evolution. In it she takes a look at contemporary man's different forms of living, the state of some societies and how they evolve. Through his processes of transformation she strives to uncover some of the particularities of this planet as a place and of man as a species.
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| PAST EXHIBITIONS |
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TRANSACTIONS |
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15 SEPTEMBER - 15 NOVEMBER 2011 |
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According to elementary economic theory, specialization allows for an efficient use of economic resources. As slightly more advanced theory handbooks point out however, specialization also increases the costs of conducting transactions. Should you decide to buy an artwork (e.g. at this exhibition,) you would have to consider the cost of finding appropriate information, the effort of traveling to the gallery and negotiating a deal with its owner, as well as the additional costs of taking the work home, hanging it and storing it in addition to the price tag. All these expenses above and beyond the works' nominal value are the abovementioned transaction costs and may be important when assessing a transaction. Most economic theories, however, surprisingly consider them negligible and in order to simplify their analyses assume they are zero. >> |
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PALMA PHOTO |
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15 JUNE - 25 AUGUST 2011 |
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GIRBENT |
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10 FEBRUARY - 1 JUNE 2011 |
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