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TALKING PAPERS: CANCELLED
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Debate
. Manresa
Organized by
Centre Obert d’Arquitectura
Place
Sala d'actes de la Casa Lluvià
Manresa
Time
19 PM
Price
Free
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The conversation with Albert Colomer, architect and painter, and Victòria Rabal, director of the Capellades Paper Mill Museum, has been cancelled for reasons beyond our control.
Victòria Rabal. Director of the Paper Mill Museum
BA in Fine Arts and Art History. Diploma of Master Craftsman 2008, founding member of IAPMA (International Association of Papermakers and Artists). She has been president of the AFAD (Association of Artists and Craftsmen of the FAD) and is an honorary member of ACCA (Association of Art Critics of Catalonia).
Rabal has created special roles with the museum team for Casa Cacao, Misui, Carme Ruscalleda, Ferran Adrià, Cortana, Bielo, Montserrat Abbey, the Sagrada Família, etc. She has also been involved in research on new papers for Girbau, the Tanning Guild, as well as in the development of new papers and products for the museum itself. Since 1984, she has organised and taught numerous workshops on handmade paper and its artistic possibilities in artistic creation. She has written for artists such as Jaume Plensa, Elena del Rivero, Perejaume, Miquel Barceló, and for works by Carles Santos: L’Adéu by Lucrecia Borja i Lisístrata, and for the literary agency Carme Balcells.
Albert Colomer
Born in Vic in 1969, he began his official musical studies at a very young age. He finished his degree in Architecture at the age of 23 at the ETSAB, founded a minimalist music group with traditional Catalan roots and later obtained a degree in painting at the Vic School of Art.
His architectural studio (Colomer-Aceves Arquitectes) has designed teaching facilities, sanitary facilities, offices and residential buildings, town halls and heritage architecture renovations. He has been a Member of Culture of the College of Architects of Catalonia’s Osona Delegation from 1995 to 2007.
In 2016 he won the 8th edition of the I + T Ceramics and Pottery Competition “Memorial Joan Capdevila” with the design of a ceramic lattice, a work that is also a finalist in the EARTVIC Awards 2016. In 2016 he exhibited the PFC painting in the ARTVIC and later at the Museum of Leather Art.
His painting is characterised by spontaneity in the outline. The sincerity of the plot and the expansion are recurring in his paintings, which is why over time they have grown in size and intensity.
He has participated in several group exhibitions. In 2020 he received his first pictorial commission with the realisation of five medium-sized pieces as a tribute to five great Catalan architects, for the association of Architects for Architecture.