La ilusión

Antonio Doñate
La documental 8

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ISBN: 978-84-120320-7-9
2022
13x21cm
124 pages
Interior: Black and white / color diptych
Cover: Rustic, gloss laminate with flaps
Includes works by Carmen Gray on the cover and on pp. 71-74
300 copies
Language: Spanish
Design: formo

The illusion brings together thirty texts by Antonio Doñate written between 2002 and 2022. They were mostly published in media as diverse as personal or collective blogs, supplements cultural publications, magazines from alternative spaces or books by various authors, and review some of the aesthetic, educational and informational changes in contemporary societies. Pop music, graphic design, contemporary art, new policies, conscious motherhood, educational complexities… are containers in which to pour one’s own opinions and panoramic views. An authentic user manual of the vital, aesthetic and ideological changes that have occurred in the last twenty years.

In dialogue with these texts, several analog photographs by Carmen Gray are included that describe everyday aspects of people and places with the intensity of unexpected events or unrepeatable events.

ISBN: 978-84-120320-7-9
2022
13x21cm
124 pages
Interior: Black and white / color diptych
Cover: Rustic, gloss laminate with flaps
Includes works by Carmen Gray on the cover and on pp. 71-74
300 copies
Language: Spanish
Design: formo

The illusion brings together thirty texts by Antonio Doñate written between 2002 and 2022. They were mostly published in media as diverse as personal or collective blogs, supplements cultural publications, magazines from alternative spaces or books by various authors, and review some of the aesthetic, educational and informational changes in contemporary societies. Pop music, graphic design, contemporary art, new policies, conscious motherhood, educational complexities… are containers in which to pour one’s own opinions and panoramic views. An authentic user manual of the vital, aesthetic and ideological changes that have occurred in the last twenty years.

In dialogue with these texts, several analog photographs by Carmen Gray are included that describe everyday aspects of people and places with the intensity of unexpected events or unrepeatable events.