Traveling exhibitions

TOURING EXHIBITION
Centre d'Arts d'Escaldes-Engordany (ANDORRA).

Behind every photograph there is a story. A journey through a selection of more than 50 contemporary artists from Spain and Portugal from the Foto Colectania collection, which allows us to know the stories behind the photographs and that refer to the intentions and experiences of their authors.

TRAVELING EXHIBITION
Sabadell-Herrero Exhibition Hall, Oviedo.
This exhibition aims to jointly address the rich cultural treasure of a large part of our country from different formal and vital perspectives. Includes photographs by Rafael Sanz Lobato, Fernando Gordillo, Cristina García Rodero and Cristóbal Hara.

Maridajes is a series of exhibitions initiated in 2007 in the exhibition hall of Bodegas RODA (Haro, La Rioja) based on photographs from the Foto Colectania collection.

In each selection, a common link is established between different photographers under a central thematic axis. The 26th edition of the Maridajes cycle, entitled "Realities and Fictions", combines the resonance between two authors who have much in common: Joan Fontcuberta and Cristina De Middel.

The exhibition hosted by the Centro de Arte Alcobendas, shows a selection of images by Francisco Gómez, one of the most relevant and unique Spanish photographers of his generation. Outdoor installation on the Salvador Allende Boulevard in Alcobendas.

TRAVELING EXHIBITION
Sabadell-Herrero exhibition hall, in Oviedo.
More than a hundred photographs by great authors such as Helena Almeida, Juan Manuel Castro Pietro, Joan Fontcuberta, Cristina García Rodero, Chema Madoz, Cristina de Middel, Isabel Muñoz, Ramón Masats and Gervasio Sánchez are presented.

The 25th edition of the Marriages cycle brings together a selection of photographs that have water as a common element.

The 25th edition of Maridajes is presented in La Rioja, a cycle of exhibitions held at the Bodegas Roda based on the collection of the Foto Colectania Foundation. In each selection a common link is established between different photographers under a central thematic axis.