The artist’s book “The Sinking of the Titanic” will be presented today at the Book and Manuscripts Department of @artcurial_librairie @artcurial__ . The exhibition will be on view until June 15th.

This publication brings together composer Gavin Bryars, artist Cristina Iglesias, and editor Luigi Castiglioni , merging music, art, and bibliophilia. It features a transcription of Bryars’ original music score, accompanied by three etchings by Iglesias.

Opening times: 11-18pm
📍 7 Rdpt des Champs-Élysées Marcel-Dassault, 75008 Paris, France

In Norman Foster’s recent feature in DOMUS titled ‘The History and Education’, he delves into Cristina Iglesias’s artwork “Forgotten Streams” installed at Bloomberg Headquarters, London. Dive into the article in the “Foster on Art” section.

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IN CONVERSATION: WOVEN HISTORIES

Thursday, 16 November 2023, at 7 pm at LACMA, Los Ángeles, USA.

In conjunction with the exhibition Woven Histories: Textiles and Modern Abstraction,  Cristina Iglesias will be in conversation with Lynne Cooke, Senior Curator of Special Projects in Modern Art at The National Gallery of Art, D.C. Cooke and Iglesias will discuss early modes of interlace used in shelter and basketry in relation to Iglesias’s varied use of weaving technologies on a monumental scale in the pavilions and suspended corridors she has made over a career spanning some 35 years.

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Cristina Iglesias: ELLIPSIS at Marian Goodman Gallery, Los Ángeles, 2023.

18 November 2023 – 27 January 2024

We are pleased to announce a forthcoming solo exhibition in the Marian Goodman Gallery Los Angeles space. The exhibition will feature a large-scale installation alongside new sculptures and works on paper and on copper.

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CRISTINA IGLESIAS AT CENTRO DE ARTE HORTENSIA HERRERO, VALENCIA, SPAIN.

“Transito Mineral” is a permanent installation situated at the convergence of the two buildings within the art center. As visitors traverse this corridor, they engage a series of mirrors which multiply its depth and in which they can see their image reflected, leading them to isolate ourselves and forget that they are right in the centre of the city.

“This piece presents a dreamlike world, very close to science fiction in its physical appearance, with elements that have a stony texture and appearances of organisms that you don’t quite recognise, and then all this world of reflections, of mirrors, places where you can’t enter and others where you can. I hope viewers will feel they are in another world, that this passage from one place to another will be a passage into a special, dreamlike world, and that it can remind you in turn of things you have seen in nature.”- Cristina Iglesias

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ESCALA ESCULTURA: 1945-2000
Fundación Juan March, Madrid, Spain
31.03.2023–02.07.2023

Cristina Iglesias
Hondalea

A publication by Hatje Cantz.

Ed. James Lingwood, text(s) by James Lingwood, Manuel Soto, Adolfo Uriarte, Beñat Sarasola, Asier Hilario, Russell Ferguson, Penelope Curtis, Lisa Le Feuvre, Carlos Duarte, graphic design by Fernando Gutiérrez.

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De la nature. Musée de Grenoble, France.

These artists, Philippe Cognée, Cristina Iglesias, Wolfgang Laib and Giuseppe Penone, who have already been presented in Grenoble, come from very different backgrounds and, thanks to their original plastic proposals, will shed light on this relationship in resolutely original and unique ways.

On through March 19th.

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Wet Labyrinth (with Spontaneous Landscape)
2020-2022
Phyllite stone, bronze powder with resin, stainless steel, mineral draining floor,
closed hydraulic circuit mechanism, water and landscape.

Installation at the Royal Acdemy’s Annenberg Courtyard. (@royalacademyarts)

On view until August 21st.
Photo credits: Prudence Cuming Associates Ltd. Courtesy of Gagosian.

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We are thrilled to announce the unveiling of the newly commissioned public art installation titled “Landscape and Memory” at Madison Square Park, New York.

The installation will be on view from June 1 through December 4.

For further information click here.

Landscape and Memory
2022
Bronze, mirrored stainless steel, hydraulic system, water and grass

Photo credits: @rashmigillphotography /Madison Square Park Conservancy.

We are grateful to be included in this year’s AD100 list

Sea Cave (entrance), commissioned by the Malta International Contemporary Art Space (Micas), is now unveiled.

The work is open for public viewing from the 16th of October onwards.

Location: Hastings Gardens, Sappers Street, Valletta, Malta. Will eventually be relocated to the MICAS Sculpture Garden on the San Salvatore Counterguard overlooking Marsamxett Harbour.

For further information click here.

Opening: Cristina Iglesias at Skulpturenhalle – Thomas Schütte Foundation

3.9. – 12.12.2021

The Skulpturenhalle, Neuss

Berger Weg 16
41472 Neuss/Holzheim

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Pozo IV (Variación III) installed at Albion Fields. 

Albion Fields is a sculpture park set within 50 acres of Oxfordshire countryside, parts of which have been rewilded – restored to their natural, uncultivated state. The grounds provide unique installation sites for artworks, spanning from open vistas to secluded woodland areas and positions beside a natural lake. Monumental and discreet artworks will be showcased in harmony with the flora and fauna, the diversity of which is as integral to the ecosystem as much as the experience. Roe deer, badgers, green woodpeckers, owls and hares have taken up residence since the land was taken out of agricultural use.

The first installation of artworks at Albion Fields will be on view from 9 July – 25 September 2021 after which the works will be rotated biannually. Albion will welcome visitors to stroll along landscaped pathways to vantage points around the site.

For further information on how to visit click here.

La Radio tiene ojos – Cristina Iglesias, Radio Nacional de España

Coinciding with the collection of the National Prize for Graphic Art at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts of San Fernando Cristina Iglesias sits with Ana Morente at the program “La Radio tiene ojos” of RNE about the graphic work that she has developed in parallel to her career as a sculptor.

Click here to listen to the interview.

Liquid Sculpture: Cristina Iglesias In conversation with Iwona Blazwick and Richard Noble.

Cristina Iglesias joins in conversation with Whitechapel Gallery Director Iwona Blazwick and Richard Noble to discuss her new monograph, Liquid Sculpture, and her latest commissions. 

Click here to watch full interview.

A brush with…Cristina Iglesias.

Cristina Iglesias sits down with Ben Luke for an episode of “A brush with…,” an audio series by @theartnewspaper.official. Listen to Iglesias talk at length about her career, from her interest in architecture and natural forms to her creation of public and immersive sculptural environment.

You can download and subscribe to the podcast here.

Hosted by Ben Luke. Produced by Julia Michalska, David Clack and Aimee Dawson. 

Opening: Cristina Iglesias: Una trayectoria 

June 10 – July 25, 2021

On the occasion of the awarding of the National Prize for Graphic Arts in 2019 today is the opening of the exhibition “Cristina Iglesias: Una trayectoria” at the National Calcography that holds Francisco de Goya’s cabinet, located in @rabasf , Madrid. Throughout her career, Cristina has worked with different mediums such as: copper, aluminium, silk and paper. In this exhibition we will be able to look at a selection of works on copper and paper from the 90s to today.

Venue: Calcografía Nacional, Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando, Madrid

• Tuesday – Friday : 10-14 / 17-20 h
• Saturday, Sunday: 10 -14 h
• Monday: closed
• Free entrance

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Public opening of Hondalea (Marine Abyss), at the Santa Clara Island Lighthouse in the Donostia-San Sebastián bay.

We are very happy to finally announce the public opening of Hondalea (Marine Abyss), the permanent piece that transforms the Santa Clara Island Lighthouse in the Donostia-San Sebastián bay. The piece is a place that represents the remoteness within the city, a meeting point for citizens to observe, think and reflect on nature and the importance of its conservation.

After 5 years of work with a great team (the foundry @alfaarte, the structural engineers of FHecor, hydraulic engineers of LKS @kreangroup ,architects,the City Council @donostia_udala ,Moyua, Giroa, Uxama and Inelcom) Hondalea is finally open to the public from June 5 to complete the total experience of the work.

Opening: Hondalea, Museo San Telmo, San Sebastián

Through preparatory drawings, new works on copper plates, a sculpture and a video that evokes the journey from the city to the island, the exhibition introduces some of the central ideas and creative process of “Hondalea”.

From June 3 to September 26, 2021.
For museum members, opening on June 2, 10: 00-17: 00
Tuesday to Sunday, 10: 00-20: 00.
Free entrance

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BBC World Service. In the Studio: Cristina Iglesias

BBC’s in the studio with Cristina Iglesias – just released. Click here for an in-depth story about “Hondalea” .

Reporter Kristina Zorita travels with Cristina by boat to the island for a day to find out how she and a team of specialists work on creating the wave effects. Will the timings of the water sequences work as Cristina has imagined?

We also hear about the significance of the lighthouse and the island in Cristina’s artistic imagination and the life of the community.

Reporter : Kristina Zorita
Produced by Emma Kingsley for the BBC World Service

Recently published by Hatje Cantz: Liquid Sculpture. The Public Art of Cristina Iglesias.

Edited by Iwona Blazwick and Richard Noble.

Contributions by Brian Dillon, James Lingwood, Michael Newman, Jane Rendell, Andrea Schlieker, Iwona Blazwick, Estrella de Diego, João Manuel Fernandes, Luis Fernández-Galiano Ruiz, Lynne Cooke, Richard Noble, Jane Withlers, T. J. Demos, Octavio Aburto, Andrew Benjamin, Exequiel Ezcurra, Russell Ferguson.

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RA – Cristina Iglesias in conversation with Norman Foster

Link to book the event

Cristina Iglesias, “Inner Landscape (the lithosphere, the roots, the water)”, 2020, bronze bas relief pool, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, museum commission funded by the Caroline Wiess Law Accessions Endowment Fund. © 2020 Cristina Iglesias

Spanish sculptor Cristina Iglesias breaks new ground at Kinder Building

A new sculpture outside the Kinder Building breaks fertile imaginative ground.

Read more:
https://preview.houstonchronicle.com/art-exhibits/how-a-spanish-sculptor-has-broken-new-ground-at-15725336

Cristina Iglesias at the Sainsbury Centre, England

Internationally acclaimed Spanish installation artist and sculptor, Cristina Iglesias (b. November 1956), presents two major sculptures at the Sainsbury Centre, UEA.

More information: https://sainsburycentre.ac.uk/whats-on/cristina-iglesias/

The exhibition “DE MIRÓ A BARCELÓ. UN SIGLO DE ARTE ESPAÑOL” at Pompidou Málaga is extended until 01/11/2021.

The shape of water – Icon Summer 200

Cristina Iglesias’s public realm installations are at once acutely place-sensitive and somehow unearthly. These vegetal formations – in bronze, steel or cement, and often in flowing water – are, the artist says, ‘fictions that bring nature to the constructed world’.

Link to the article: 

https://online.fliphtml5.com/byhn/uipb/#p=95

Mañana, jueves, 12 de marzo, os esperamos a las 20h en la inauguración de la nueva colección semipermanente de #CentrePompidouMálaga, ‘De Miró a Barceló. Un siglo de arte español’. ©Cristina Iglesias. Corredor Suspendido I y III, 2006.

Cristina Iglesias been announced as the winner of the 2020 RA Architecture Prize. The jury were blown away by the way her work makes us look at the spaces between buildings, the civic corners that are essential for our increasingly urbanised exisence.

The Museum of Fine Arts Houston, will open its Steven Holl-designed Nancy and Rich Kinder building in fall 2020. Cristina Iglesias has been commissioned to make a site-specific work along side international artists El Anatsui, Byung Hoon Choi, Carlos Cruz-Díez, Olafur Eliasson, Trenton Doyle Hancock and Ai Weiwei.

No picture can describe this “Maqueta”, by Cristina Iglesias. Don’t forget to check this and other amazing works by the artist at “Life, still life”, curated by Alexandre Melo – also with artworks by @vascoaraujo @lia_chaia

Today, the 4th of May, is the opening of the exhibition “Life, Still Life” in the Presença Gallery ( @galeriapresenca ) in Oporto, Portugal. There are shown pieces from Vasco Araújo, Cristina Iglesias and Lia Chaia.
The exhibition will be opened until the 22nd of June 2019.

Entwined growth VI, 2019. This piece has been shown at the stand of @galeria_elba_benitez last week in ARCO2019. Photo taken by Oak Taylor-Smith.

This weekend is the closing of the exhibition INTERSPACES of Cristina Iglesias at the Botin Centre. It is about a selection of works between 1992 and 2018.

> The 27th of February, @ivorypress organizes the panel discussion “Artists and Books”, with the participation of Christian Boltanski, Cristina Iglesias, Koo Jeong A and Jorge Méndez-Blake. The panel discussion will be moderated by Hans Ulrich Obrist.

Last Friday was the premiere of “Architecture of Infinity “, a film by Christoph Schaub @schaubchristoph. The film talks about the magic of sacred spaces.

“Todo en mi obra tiene que ver con pensar espacios, que suelen ser ambiguos, y donde nada es lo que parece. Son lugares inventados que me sirven para reflexionar sobre la escultura y su relación con el espacio, sobre la ausencia y el deseo, la insatisfacción de no llegar a lo que quieres o la imposibilidad de verlo todo”.

Hoy, 14 de marzo, queda inaugurada la pieza “A través”, en la Fundación per Amor a l’Art de Valencia. @bombasgens

Today, 9th of January, is the opening of our solo exhibition at Marian Goodman Gallery New York. It will be opened until the 10th of February.

Engineering of “Forgotten Streams” in London.
More than 250 pipes under the piece.

Photo taken by Alfaarte during the installation (October 2017)

A river runs through it …. Cristina Iglesias, Forgotten Streams @bloomberg new European HQ in London. Water runs over multiple layers of cast bronze. The work is inspired by the ancient Walbrook river which flowed on this site.