Murals

(Murales)
Pilar Pérez Solano | Documentary

2011 | 60 minutes | Spain

In 2009, the Joan Miró Foundation in Barcelona organized an exhibition that brought together a group of contemporary mural artists from very different cultural and stylistic backgrounds. The documentary follows the artists as they work and discuss the use of an empty wall as a canvas and expressive medium.

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In 2009, the Joan Miró Foundation in Barcelona organized an exhibition that brought together a group of contemporary mural artists from very different cultural and stylistic backgrounds. The documentary follows the artists as they work and discuss the use of an empty wall as a canvas and expressive medium. The participants included women from Djajibiné Soninke, Mauritania; New York Times illustrator and editor Brian Rea; Thai muralist Sakarin Krue-On; Mexican artist Jeronimo Hagerman; Nuria + Eltono from Spain; and many others. In all, twelve artists participated of the exhibit.

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Main credits

Pérez Solano, Pilar (film director)
Pérez Solano, Pilar (screenwriter)

Other credits

Cinematography, Anna Sanmartí, Eva Díaz, Frame Zero; editor, Andrea Ansola; music, Óscar Maceda.


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DIRECTOR: Pilar Pérez Solano

NATIONALITY: Spain

YEAR: 2011

GENRE: Documentary

LANGUAGE: Spanish

COLOR / B&W: Color

GRADE LEVEL: High School, College, Adults

SUBTITLE/CC: AVAILABLE

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