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Catalonia in Venice: Grafting Architecture

GALLERY
06.06.14

An exhibition of photography that seeks to compare traditional and contemporary Catalan architecture opens in Venice this weekend

The region of Catalonia is represented at the Venice Biennale by an exhibition of photography, Grafting Architecture, which opens to the public tomorrow (7 June)

The project, curated by Josep Torrents and Alegre, includes 16 works that aim to compare contemporary and traditional Catalan architecture. Here are some of the photographs on display.

The exhibition runs until 23 November. For details, see its website.

  

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