On October 10, 2024, three new art exhibitions were inaugurated at El Almacén in Lanzarote, showcasing the intersection of contemporary art, architecture, and environmental discourse. These exhibitions will remain open until January 18, 2025.
The exhibitions include '(Post) Naturalis' by Gran Canaria artist Cristina Déniz, which critiques the capitalist relationship with nature through a 'cabinet of curiosities' concept. Déniz highlights the overexploitation of ecosystems and proposes new ways of coexistence with the natural world.
Another exhibition features works by Ángel Padrón, who creates installations that blend human intervention with natural landscapes. His work explores the relationship between architecture and memory, presenting a unique artistic discourse on the territory he inhabits.
María Arreb's installation utilizes collage to create a visual landscape that evokes emotional connections and narratives. This project aims to foster new interpretations and poetic experiences for the audience.
These exhibitions are part of a broader cultural initiative aimed at promoting creativity and critical dialogue within the arts, reinforcing El Almacén as a key venue for contemporary artistic reflection.
Guided tours led by art historian Estefanía Camejo will be available to discuss the artistic narratives presented in these exhibitions, emphasizing the importance of art in addressing contemporary environmental and architectural themes.