Rosana Antolí is an artist born in Spain who lives in London. She graduated with a Master in Performance (Department of Sculpture) at the Royal College of Art, London in 2015 and graduated in Fine Arts from the Polytechnic University of Valencia in 2005. Her work examines the role of social choreography and movement in relation to art.

She works across drawing, sculpture, video, and performance to interact with and observe our movements, creating patterns out of ordinary human actions. Her practice examines the role of social choreography and movement in relation with art. Repetition, politics and everyday choreographed poetics are the axis of her work.

She has exhibited at Centro Centro (Spain, 2020), Centro Federico García Lorca (Spain, 2020), Tate Modern (United Kingdom, 2019), The RYDER (United Kingdom, 2019), Faye G., Jo, and James Stone Gallery of Boston University (United States, 2018), Center Pompidou (Spain, 2018), Artium Vitoria Museum (Spain, 2019), DA2 Museum (Spain, 2018), Zabludowicz Collection (United Kingdom, 2017), BBVA Foundation (Spain, 2017), University of Haifa (Israel, 2017), Fundació Joan Miró (Spain, 2016), CAC Wifredo Lam (Cuba. 2016), CCEMx (Mexico City, Mexico. 2016), Royal Society of Sculptors (United Kingdom. 2016) , CCEN (Managua, Nicaragua. 2016), Museo Delf (Netherlands, 2015), Galeria Pierogi (New York, 2015) and CA2M (Spain, 2012) and in the Josée Bienvenu Gallery (New York, USA 2016)

She works across drawing, sculpture, video, and performance to interact with and observe our movements, creating patterns out of ordinary human actions. Her practice examines the role of social choreography and movement in relation with art. Repetition, politics and everyday choreographed poetics are the axis of her work.

She has been a member of the Royal British Society of Sculptors in London, United Kingdom (2015-2018) and is an International Counselor of the Institute of Social Choreography.

Some of the awards she has received for her work are: LOOP Video Award (2017), National Generations Award (2017), Royal British Society of Sculptors Award (2015), BBVA Multiverse Video Art Grant (2015) and the International Gasworks Scholarship (2015).

More information about projects of Rosana Antolí here.

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