Manolo Quejido is a Spanish painter noted for his ability to explore the limits of pictorial representation and for his career marked by constant experimentation. His work is framed in the dialogue between abstraction and figuration, masterfully combining color, form and space.
Quejido has participated in numerous exhibitions, both nationally and internationally, consolidating his reputation as a key figure in Spanish contemporary art. His work, full of vitality and reflection, invites the viewer to question the conventions of painting and to rethink the relationship between visual language and human emotions.
List of artworks
El beso , 1980
El pozo , 1980
El beso , 1980
El pozo , 1980
Documents and Memory
Act 24: Josep Suñol Collection's archive
Get a better understanding of the reality of culture in the private sphere but with a public...
5th Anniversary
Josep Suñol's Collection
A fresh insight into his collection that can help us understand the function of art in...
Los esquizos de Madrid
Selection of art that deals with the complex cultural and social environment in Madrid at the end of Franco's rule and the first years of the...
Dialogues
First part
An idea that ran right through the 20th century: confrontation implies both affinities and discrepancies with initially similar...
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Manolo Quejido. Distancia sin medida [Distance without measure]
2022
Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía (MNCARS),...
The Schizos of Madrid. Madrid's Figurative Movement in the 1970s
2009
Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, Madrid / Fundació Suñol,...
Les Escales
In 1976 Josep Suñol moved his residence to Les Escales, an address specially designed to house his growing collection of works of...
Dialogue
Helena Tatay and Valentín Roma
Helena Tatay and Valentín Roma offer us a guided tour of the exhibition Act 24: Documents and Memory. Josep Suñol Collection's...
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