Prats Nogueras Blanchard

Prats Nogueras Blanchard is the union of two established galleries, Galeria Joan Prats and Nogueras Blanchard in March 2024. The merging of our two projects is a transformative synergy that promises to contribute significantly to the Spanish and international art scene.  Prats Nogueras Blanchard, has bases in Madrid and Barcelona, and is committed to curating and to the production of discourse in dialogue with artists. Our combined roster of artists is intergenerational, and while representing a genealogy of Spanish artists, we bring together diverse voices, disciplines and practices from a wider international perspective with a focus on the Mediterranean and Latin America. 

Galeria Joan Prats has been a pioneer since its establishment in Barcelona in 1976 championing conceptual practices of Spanish artists such as Muntadas, Perejaume, Joan Miró, or Joan Brossa, and international artists such as Ed Ruscha, Christo & Jeanne Claude or Hannah Collins. NoguerasBlanchard was founded in Barcelona in 2004 and opened in Madrid in 2012, supporting an international and intergenerational array of artists, from Ester Partegàs and Mercedes Azpilicueta to Ana Mendieta or Antoni Tàpies. Alongside the galleries’ exhibition programme, we have produced publications, organized talks, performances and events in support of the artists’ multidisciplinary and critical practices. Our gallery’s commitment to showcasing curatorial excellence and providing unwavering support to artists, have made them key players in the Spanish art scene over the past decades.

Represented artists:

Helena Almeida, Francesco Arena, Mercedes Azpilicueta, Erick Beltrán, Lucía C. Pino, Cabello/Carceller, Juliana Cerqueira Leite, Victoria Civera, Hannah Collins, Anne-Lise Coste, Leandro Erlich, Luis Gordillo, Joseph Grigley, Joan Hernández Pijuan, Lola Lasurt, Chema Madoz, Ana Mendieta, Muntadas, Ester Partegàs, Perejaume, Pablo del Pozo, Fernando Prats, Wilfredo Prieto, Caio Reisewitz, Shimabuku, José María Sicilia, Antoni Tàpies, Ignacio Uriarte, Juan Uslé, Richard Wentworth

Karim Rosa is the first solo exhibition by artist Lucía C. Pino at Prats Nogueras Blanchard, presenting a body of autonomous pieces. A dialogue between image and sculpture, activating tensions between materiality, memory, fragment, and composition. The origin of this work lies, on one hand, in the desire to explore specific sculptural materials and processes mainly those related to textile work and metal, while applying criteria of sustainability and material circularity; and, on the other, in the interaction with archives and materials of another nature. The desire is to attune to the emerging difference in a realm where the agency of things has not yet adapted to a final, conclusive form, and wherein lies the potential to draw, question, and point toward new diagrams of life.