beer portraits
Artist Kim Alsbrook collects the beer cans she finds in the street. There’s nothing original about that. Loads of people do that. But Alsbrook paints beautiful, coherent portraits on those cans.
leioa humour fair
The streets of Leioa will be full of theatre from the 15th to the 18th of May. Playing in front of people who want to see outdoors theatre is probably the most effective way of promoting the theatre there is. One of this year’s unmissable events.
aitziber alonso
We’ve published her work in the balde more than
once. We had the chance to enjoy her wonder fully
detailed and original work. Now everybody can see this Donostia illustrator’s original drawings and other work pieces at an exhibition at Aiete Culture Centre. Until 15th June.
crockery operation
Beccy Ridsdel dissects the ceramic objects which we use on a daily basis. She shows us what is beneath each layer of clay as if she were a surgeon. Her work is certainly suggestive and original.
blablabla bible
Roberto Equisoain’s bla bla bla bible must be one
of the best publishing artefact objet d’arts in re cent years. It’s a bible with all the trimmings: the title and edges of the pages are golden and inside, well, inside it’s all bla bla bla.
gaztezulo
Gaztezulo’s reached its 150th number and it’s stronger than ever. Reaching 150 issues is quite
an achievement nowadays. With a renewed new
look, we hope it’ll carry on stimulating reactions
over its next 150 numbers.
pansy project
Artist Paul Harfleet goes to places where there have been homophobic attacks and plants a pansy there. He takes photos of these guerrilla gardening actions and uses the insults used during each attack as a title. It’s a symbol of resistance. Thoughts that don’t often appear in the media.
colliding waves
Different people from Donostia’s cultural, sports and social environments are going to take to the streets with their creativity. This project brings more and more people together every year and everybody’s contribution, small as it may be, makes different associations’ and popular projects more visible. This year the initiative will last from 2 3rd May to 1st June.
markus lüpertz
This artist, who was born in Czechoslovakia and brought up and worked in Germany, died last year.
A member of the Neue Wilden (new savages) movement, he was one of the symbols of new German expressionism. Our favourite museum in Bilbao, the Fine Arts Museum, offers a fine chance to see this
great artist’s paintings and sculptures