El arte que viene/The Art to Come Presentation of the book
by Paco Barrag�n
El arte que viene / The Art to Come is the result of five years of travelling and seeing work mainly in galleries, studios, fairs and museums. It puts its money on a great many young beginners who are not very known internationally, also offering the work of some intermediate and more mature artists. El arte que viene / The Art to Come is above all an independent vision of the art of the XXIst century.
Paco Barrag�n (1963, Oviedo, Spain) is an independent journalist and curator based in Madrid. His writings have appeared in national and international art magazines and newspapers. He is a regular contributor to L�piz, and the newspaper ABC.
El arte que viene / The Art to Come has been sponsored by Altadis, as main sponsor, and FRAME (Finnish Fund for the Arts), DCA (Danish Contemporary
Art Foundation), MEIAC (Museo Extremeño e Iberoamericano de Arte Contempor�neo, Badajoz, Spain), and the private collectors from Puerto Rico Diana y Mois�s Berezdivin, Jos� B. Andreu, John T. Belk III. You can buy the book at your local bookshop or via the distributor at
ras@oike.com. (it will be distributed in USA in spring 2003 by DAP)
El arte que viene/ The Art to Come, Paco Barrag�n, Subastas Siglo XXI,
Madrid 2002,
ISBN: 84-607-4059-5
List of participating artists
Eduardo Abaroa, Miguel Aguirre, Haluk Akakce, Allora & Calzadilla, Robert
Andersen, Tiong Ang, Adriana Arenas, Hany Armanious, Peter Atkins, Aziz &
Cucher, Jos� Manuel Ballester, Elo�sa Ballivi�n, Pedro Barbeito, Milton
Becerra, Daniel Blaufuks, Ada Bobonis, Monika Bravo, Sjoerd Buisman,
Alicia Candiani, Fernando Castro, Loris Cecchini, Patty Chang, Heman
Chong, Daniel Chust Peters, David Claerbout, Markus Copper, Shane Cotton,
Chris Cunningham, Yael Davids, Milagros de la Torre, Ana de Matos, Mark
Dean, Paul Dickinson, El Perro, Amy Eshoo, Farrell & Parkin, Fernanda
Fragateiro, Till Freiwald, Meschac Gaba, Daniele Galliano, Munro Galloway,
Chus Garc�a-Fraile, Gastaldon & Wicker, Anthony Goicolea, Susanne
Gottberg, Gillion Grantsaan, Diego Gravinese, Matt Gray, Sigurdur
Gudmundsson Lise Haller Baggesen, Bill Hammond, Myung-Ok Han, Jun
Hasegawa, Heger & Dejanov, Oliver Herring, Roger Hiorns, Cristine & Irene
Hohenb�chler, Shirazeh Houshiary, Rachel Howard, Zhang Huan, Dieter Huber,
Salom�n Huerta, Francesco Impellizeri, Jim Isermann, Runa Islam, Cai Jin,
Zhu Jinshi, Alain Josseau, Charles Juhasz-Alvarado, Remy Jungerman, MK
K�hne, Felicia Kan, Ram Katzir, Micha Klein, Takehito Koganezawa, Kaisu
Koivisto, Sven Kroner, Yayoi Kusama, Clemencia Labin, Rosemary Laing,
Annika Larsson, Elvis L�pez, Luo Brothers, Nalini Malani, Iñigo
Manglano-Ovalle, Mona Marzouk, Alonso Mateo, Chad McCail, Kirk McCarthy,
Julie Mehretu, Igor Mischiyev, Matthew Monahan, Arnaldo Morales, Sarah
Morris, Nader, Sandy Nicholson, Paul Noble, Ok�n & Calder�n, Erwin Olaf,
Omar & Duvier, Ronald Ophuis, Aitor Ortiz, Nad�n Ospina, Deborah Paauwe,
Michael Parekowhai, Alicia Paz, Guillermo P�rez Villalta, Paul Pfeiffer,
Vong Phaophanit, Bundith Phunsombatlert, Patricia Piccinini, Liliana
Porter, Carlos Poveda, Ernesto Pujol, Sandra Ramos, Ravinder Reddy, Heli
Rekula, Michael Riley, V�ctor Rodr�guez, Adam Ross, Peter Rostovsky,
Willima Rutherfoord, Pietro Sanguineti, Keiko Sato, Chiharu Shiota,
Valeska Soares, Trine Sondergaard, Do-Ho Su, Tomoko Takahashi, Fiona Tan,
Simon Tegala, Javier T�llez, Bert Teunissen, David Thorpe, Milica Tomic,
Tran T. Kim Trang, Shirley Tse, Spencer Tunick, Piotr Uklansky, Hossein
Valamanesh, Hellen van Meene, Marijke van Warmerdam, Ina van Zyl, Maarten
vanden Abeele, Minnette V�ri, Anton Vidokle, Cornelius V�lker, Savanhdari
Vongpoothorn, Lee Wen, Justene Williams, Xawery Wolski, Richard Woods, Ah
Xian, Kenji Yanobe, Santiago Yd�ñez, Li Yongbin, Anne Zahalka, Robert
Zandvliet, Jorge Zeno, Agata Zwierzyñska
