On Friday, day 6 of nociembre, opens in the sample Byzantine Wall Painting of artist Paco Pomet Granada.
Over 23 large canvases, Pomet us into his personal world where alternating humor, drama, wit or irony, where reality and fiction coexist, alternate and face.
In general, "says Paco Pomet-try to talk to the perplexity of being alive, of continuous pleasure and unease that produces live in a world that has infinite ways and at the same time, has none.
Anything can fit in a box with almost all matters interest me.
Pomet formation, after studying Fine Arts in Granada, is complemented by his visits to the United Kingdom and New York, where he assimilated the traditions provocative contemporary art.
The critic Fernando Castro Flórez describes it: This painter, in a sense close to other artists such as Santiago Ydáñez, some boxes Curro González, disturbing atmospheres or Neo Rauch, the proposals generated in other languages, or Paul McCarthy of the Chapman brothers, is in every sense, a contemporary, someone who tries to account for what amazes him, of daily events filtered by a style that is something grotesque.
Its easy to call attention to the serious issues that affect humanity appears naturally combined with hilarious characters and situations that have nothing to do with the context.
Pomet - says Castro Flórez - not to wear, as they say, the heart in a fist, to the contrary, their works generate a playful almost dream-like drift, we must keep an open mind to everything, be able to establish a permanent free association.
PACO Pomet.
PAINTINGS
Byzantine Wall: November 6, 2009 through January 10, 2010
C / Doctor Martinez Tapia s / n Cartagena
Tel 968 50 79 66
From 10.00 to 13.30 h and 17.00 to 20.30 pm from Tuesday to Saturday
Opening November 6th 20.30
Organizers: Department of Culture City of Cartagena
Collaborator: Gallery My Name's Lolita Art
PACO Pomet (Granada, 1970).
2003-04 School of Visual Arts.
New York, USA.
1991-92 Erasmus Scholarship.
Loughborough College of Art & Design, UK.
1988-93 Bachelor of Fine Arts, University of Granada.
SOLO SHOWS:
2009 Paco Pomet.
Byzantine wall.
City of Cartagena.
2007 Hurricane plastic.
My Name's Lolita Art Valencia
Fresh paint.
Room XXI century.
Diputación de Huelva.
2006 A new disorder.
Gallery My Name's Lolita Art Madrid.
2005 Gallery Sandunga.
Granada
G-Train.
Sala Rivadavia.
Diputación Provincial de Cádiz.
Gallery 2002 Sandunga.
Granada
Minimal Stories 2001.
Diputación Provincial de Jaén.
Fundación Josep Niebla.
Casavells.
Girona.
Gallery 2000 A + A.
Venice, Italy.
1999 Mediterranean.
Contemporary Art Center.
Granada.
Portraits.
Modern Language Centre.
University of Granada.
1998 Town Zero.
Palacio de los Condes de Gabia.
Diputación Provincial de Granada.
1994 Architecture.
Wraith Gallery, Sevilla.
EXHIBITIONS (3 years):
2009 Scope New York'09.
My Name's Lolita Art Gallery
Artesantander 09.
My Name's Lolita Art Gallery
Lisboa.09 art.
My Name's Lolita Art Gallery
2008 Scope New York'08.
My Name's Lolita Art Gallery
Scope Basel.
My Name's Lolita Art Gallery
OFF.
My Name's Lolita Art Gallery, Madrid
2007 OFF.
My Name's Lolita Art Gallery, Madrid
Art Brussels'07.
Gallery Stand My Name's Lolita Art
MANUEL RIVERA scholarship.
Palacio de los Condes de Gabia, Granada.
Artium, Vitoria.
ARCO'07.
Gallery Stand My Name's Lolita Art
ArteSantander'07.
Gallery Stand My Name's Lolita Art
AWARDS
Fall 2007 Room Plasencia painting
Angel Awards, selected and acquisition work.
2006 XVIII Bienal de Zamora.
First prize
V National Painting Contest Parliament La Rioja 2006.
Acquisition of work
1998 I Prize for Young Painters of Granada, City of Granada.
Second prize
Federico García Lorca's 1994 Award for Painting, University of Granada.
Winner exaequo
VII shows young Andalusian artists.
Junta de Andalucía.
Second prize
Painting Prize 1992 sponsored by the Foundation Adelphy, Stendhal Prix promoter of journalism and communication in Europe.
Geneva, Switzerland.
WORKS IN MUSEUMS AND COLLECTIONS:
The Patchett Collection, USA
Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Academy of Spain.
Rome, Italy.
IVAM.
Valencia
Ministry of Culture.
Junta de Andalucía.
University of Granada.
City of Granada.
Ecole d'Art in Aix en Provence.
France.
Museum of Fine Arts in Tetouan.
Morocco.
Mojacar Town Hall.
Almería.
Municipality of Hondarribia.
Guipúzcoa.
Diputación Provincial de Jaén.
Diputación Provincial de Cádiz.
Parliament of La Rioja
Zamora Town Hall
Iniciarte
Huelva
Caja de Extremadura
Angel Awards Collection
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena