Exhibitions
Bonart/Malart: the miracle continues
Un viatge per la identitat visual i el compromís cultural de bonart a l’Espai Isern Dalmau de la Fundació Lluís Coromina a Barcelona.
The Lluís Coromina Foundation presents the exhibition Bonart/Malart: The miracle continues, an exhibition that celebrates the trajectory and evolution of bonart, from its beginnings as a magazine to becoming a cultural manager involved in projects that interconnect the plastic and visual arts with society.
For twenty-five years, bonart has given voice to people with knowledge and talent from different generations and trends, both from all over the country – with nodes increasingly well connected – and from abroad. This network has been key to refining the vision and building a rich and diverse cultural story. At the same time, since its inception, it has made typography and graphic design an essential element of its identity, turning each edition into an exercise in visual experimentation. The exhibition highlights this identity and its impact on artistic creation, while reaffirming bonart's commitment to art as a tool for change and cultural preservation.
One of the most outstanding aspects of the exhibition refers to the covers of bonart, which, since their inception, have had their genesis in works of art. The exhibition presents original works that have become covers and that have contributed to defining the identity of the magazine and building its visual language. The selection includes pieces created by various artists, including Jaume Plensa , Cesc Abad , Josep Miàs , Francesc Guillamet and Eugenio Ampudia , among others.
The exhibition, which has been curated by Ricard Planas and Nora Barnach , also highlights the dual nature of bonart, not only as a means of communication, but also as a cultural management platform. With a view that encompasses both the public and private spheres, bonart's cultural manager promotes actions that encompass the contemporary ecosystem of the plastic and visual arts, the creation and management of events, exhibitions and cultural strategies. This social dimension is manifested in projects that claim the transformative role of art, breaking with its canonical framework and bringing it closer to spaces where it can generate social cohesion, values, creativity and well-being. From solidarity nights to advice on artistic programs for people with (dis)abilities, bonart's cultural manager is committed to building a future where art is a real engine of change.
The exhibition, which opens today, April 10 at 7 pm and can be visited until May 31, is an opportunity to rediscover the visual and conceptual history of a project that has gone beyond the printed pages to become an active agent in the current cultural landscape.
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