Exhibition “Lessons by Diogenes”, commissioned by Alex Mitrani

Commissioned by Àlex Mitrani, professor at EINA, the exhibition poses a dialogue between renowned and prestigious artists with emerging young talents. Art is manifested as a transversal way to rediscover moral values ​​and reflect on the human condition through the poetic sensitivity or ironic gesture . We are in a difficult period of crisis where responsibility and criticism are more necessary than ever. The works presented here require you to review the relationship with possessions , money and power and to think about how we can rediscover our freedom and our dignity...

"Lessons by Diogenes" gathers more than sixty works, many unknown, subtle and surprising, by authors of diverse generations and profiles, united under a common link: the learnings of Greek philosopher Diogenes, that today have a particular currency and sense of belonging. Rejecting false honors and richnesses, Diogenes advocated the nakedness and manifested an inhibited way to excesses and vices in society.

Commissioned by Àlex Mitrani, professor at EINA, the exhibition poses a dialogue between renowned and prestigious artists with emerging young talents. Art is manifested as a transversal way to rediscover moral values ​​and reflect on the human condition through the poetic sensitivity or ironic gesture . We are in a difficult period of crisis where responsibility and criticism are more necessary than ever. The works presented here require you to review the relationship with possessions , money and power and to think about how we can rediscover our freedom and our dignity.

Participating artists are Ignasi Aballí, Mar Arza, Joan Bennassar, David Bestué, Alfons Borrell, Luz Broto, Patícia Dauder, Joan Furriols, Antoni Llena, Jordi Mitjà, Marc Monzó, Jordi Pablo, Guillermo Pfaff, Lucía C. Pino, Jaume Pitarch, Ivo Sans, Daniel Steegmann, Víctor Sunyol, Rubén Verdú and Oriol Vilapuig.