Exhibitions
Art, family business and legacy star in a day of reflection at the Artur Ramon Gallery
The meeting, with the participation of bonart, brought together different voices to explore the links between culture, heritage and generational continuity.
On July 15, the Artur Ramon Gallery hosted the Art and Family Business meeting, an initiative conceived as a space for joy, reflection and conversation around the connections between the world of art and that of family business. The event brought together people from different fields who share an interest in legacy, the transmission of values and the role of culture in the construction of projects with a vocation for continuity.
Throughout the session, diverse experiences and visions were shared on how art contributes to preserving memory, reinforcing identity and generating new stories around heritage, both in the business and personal spheres. The conversation highlighted the importance of establishing bridges between tradition and innovation, as well as the value of cultural sensitivity in decision-making and in the projection of family businesses into the future.
The meeting included the participation of bonart, which contributed to the debate from its trajectory in the dissemination of art and culture. The initiative reaffirmed the will to create spaces for interdisciplinary dialogue, where heritage, artistic creation and the business world can find points of connection and mutual enrichment.
The meeting also coincided with the exhibition Engravings of Barcelona 2010-2026 , dedicated to Miquel Barceló and open at the Artur Ramon Gallery until October 9. The exhibition, the artist's first in this space, brings together around thirty engravings made between 2010 and 2026 in the workshop of Joan Roma and Takeshi Motomiya in Barcelona, a journey through some of the great themes of Barceló's creative universe, from vanitas to landscapes, marine creatures, animals, portraits of writers and self-portraits.
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