Plastic Crowds
Artist collective and magazine
Plastic Crowds
Plastic Crowds was an artist collective founded in 2013 by Manuel Beltrán, Braulio Iglesias, Manuel Martínez, Eva Yarza and Marta Yarza.
It's work was horizontally organised and mainly focused in the publication of an art magazine where people from different disciplines worked together reflecting on a given editorial theme. The collective also developed large-scale projects such as the Dislocated Concert.
Cultural Bubbles
Editorial excerpt
That the world has changed in recent years is obvious and who doesn't believe it, or is blind or is determined to live in a time that no longer exists. The time on which we live is eminently complex. Diffuse boundaries, reality shows itself transversely interconnected. What were once fields, narrow drawers that sought the whole, now are presented under the label of the interdisciplinary. Exchange networks that enrich and complement. It makes no sense to live a past time. It makes no sense to perpetuate an exhausted system.
Cultural Bubbles was the first publication of Plastic Crowds. The magazine contains contributions from 22 artists.
Including contributions by Jorge Luis Marzo, Pim A. van der Heiden, Pam Pam Liu, Alican Durbaş, Santiago Paredes, Eva Yarza, Marta Yarza, Manuel Beltrán, Silvia Penas, Kevin LCK, Sonia Barciela, Pedro Cárcamo, Marta Casadevalls, José Luis Pardo and others.
Dislocated Concert
The live signal started on 20th September at 19:30h CET (GMT+2:00) from MARCO Museum in Vigo. It was also displayed in CGAC, MAC,MUSAC, IVAM, CONSMUPA, Conservatorio Profesional de Cangas, Conservatorio Superior de Música de Vigo, Auditorio Municipal de Cangas, CCAI, Galería Mutuo, KABK, Karakedi and for the rest of the world at www.dislocatedconcert.com
