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Eva Miquel - The Blackest Night
Artist Biography: Eva Miquel is a contemporary artist born in Barcelona in 1970. He graduated in Fine Arts at the University of Barcelona and has explored various artistic languages throughout his career, although his specialty and where he has obtained the greatest recognition has been drawing. In 2021 he was a finalist in the prestigious Ynglada-Guillot International Drawing Award, reflecting the quality of his work in this discipline. Miquel has participated in numerous solo and group exhibitions both in Spain and abroad. In 2019 he presented the solo exhibition "Mutismos" at the Palmadotze Gallery, in which he showed his most recent work. In the same year he participated in SWAB, Barcelona, where he received two Acquisition Awards for his work. In 2014 he presented the drawing project "A escala 1: 1000" at Untitled BCN and in 2012 he exhibited at the Espacio de Creación Contemporánea in Cádiz in a group exhibition curated by Ignacio Cabrero. ARCO, Artissima and DFoto, among others, and has been recognized with various awards and scholarships, such as the Pilar and Joan Miró Foundation scholarship, the Casa de Velázquez Scholarship and the AECA Award for the best set of works presented at the ESTAMPA fair. In 2005 he was a finalist in the video art contest "Ingenio 400. IV Centenary of Don Quixote" and received an honorable mention in the "Generation 2005" Award. In March 2020 he presented the publication Desde El Agua together with the publishing house Zahorí Books and in collaboration with the Red Cross, which includes his most recent drawings on the stories of migrants. This project reflects his social commitment and his interest in addressing contemporary issues in his work. During 2020 and 2021, Eva Miquel received several awards, such as the Sorigué Foundation Acquisition Award - SWAB Art Fair, the Carmen and Lluís Bassat Foundation Acquisition Award - SWAB Art Fair, the VEGAP Grant - Creation Grants and the JUNCEDA 2021 award in the adult and children's non-fiction book category with the publication Desde El Agua. These awards and her trajectory consolidate Eva Miquel as an outstanding contemporary artist in the current art scene.
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