Museu Can Framis presents new exhibitions

Next week, the Museu Can Framis, part of the Fundació Vila Casas, will open two new contemporary art exhibitions.

Antoni Vila Casas Painting Prize 2025

| From September 23 to October 26 |

The jury for the Antoni Vila Casas Painting Prize 2025 – composed of Bernat Daviu, Claudia Elies, Mariana Draper, Bernat Puigdollers, and Montserrat Pascual – has selected 29 finalist works out of the 528 proposals submitted for this edition.

The finalist artists are:
Helena Basagañas, Sara Bonache Ríos, Jose Bonell, Pablo Bruera, Pep Camps, Carles Castellví Pau, Cristina Cebrecos, Sulé Duc, Gonzalo Elvira, Ramon Faucón, Mercè Hernández Carbonell, Juvanteny, Michael Lawton, Mercedes Mangrané, Yvan Mas, Morreres, David Ortiz Juan, Diego Pujal, Núria Rion, Martí Roca Balcells, Luis Alberto Romero Monasterio, Marcel Rubio Juliana, Joan Saló, Bego Samit, Alsino Skowronnek, Bego Terradas, Aldo Urbano Pérez, Maria Yelletisch, and Laura Zuccaro.

The winner of this edition will be announced during the exhibition opening and will hold a solo exhibition at the Can Framis Museum in 2026.

Opening: Monday, September 22 at 7:00 p.m., at the Museu Can Framis.

Marc Larré – Sculpture and Power

| From September 23 to October 26 |

The title of the exhibition refers to the three lines of research that have guided Marc Larré’s work in recent years.
The first is the disconnection of the sculptural object from its historical associations with power.
The second is a critique of the privileged status of visuality in the West, and how it has excluded and subordinated other ways of doing and being.
The third is the link between art and the possibility (or impossibility) of having an authentic experience.
The works on display continue to explore these themes, as does the series of five pieces that won the Antoni Vila Casas Sculpture Prize 2024.

Opening: Monday, September 22 at 7:00 p.m., at the Museu Can Framis .

In addition, on Thursday, October 2 at 6:00 p.m., the Museu Can Framis has organized a guided tour of the exhibition led by the artist, Marc Larré.