In 1970, John Szarkowski includes the most of the images of Larry Fink at MoMA, the beginning of a series of exhibitions in the most important European and American museums.

His different works share several constants: the empathetic attachment of the photographer towards a pervasive sensuality and ability to capture the body gestures, whose its esemble constitutes a universal language. Skin, hands, sweat, everyday gestures either poses studied imposed by the status or revealing of...

In the late 1960s a group of artists emerged in the United States who painted scenes and objects from daily life with a high degree of realism, using photography as the basis for their works and achieving international recognition at Documenta in Kassel in 1972.

Hyperrealism is not a closed movement and today, more than forty years after it arose, many of the pioneering figures continue to be active while new artists deploy the...

Applicants: who can participate

To the call for projects eme3 invites to participate architects, designers, trans- disciplinary groups, artists and other professionals or citizen who have a proactive attitude when approaching inherent problems to contemporary cities and architecture, understanding that the necessities of the actual metropolis go beyond a merely buildable approach...