El Canòdrom, Barcelona Spain – International Group Photography Exhibition “(Rec)ount Photography Agora”
Re-count Photography Agora project aspires to bridge academic and artistic creations and reflections about accounting and its role in life. It had its debut exhibition in Edinburgh in 2023. It then travelled to Tunis, and now to Barcelona.
Re-count Photography Agora: Violència, Àlgebra i Esperança
Venue: El Canòdrom, Barcelona, Spain
Duration: June 3 – 30, 2026
Exhibition Opening: June 4 at 16:30
See the exhibition book here
Artists
Artem Humilevskyi (Ukraine), Ashish Patel (India), Carme Arias Gomez (Spain), Cassandra McCoy (USA), Clair Robins (United Kingdom), Cristina Cosmano (Italy), Elena Vesnaiper (Belarus), Eya Mejri (Tunisia), Hiba Himadani (Tunisia), Jacub Nowacky (Poland), Leonid Sokolovskyy (United Kingdom), Luca Golinelli (Portugal), Mahmud Tareq Hass Khan (Norway), Maria Remo (Germany), Oscar Silverberg (Ukraine), Piotr Dras (Poland), Rajeev Anand (India), Roman Levin (Palestine, born in Israel), Sergei Stroitelev (Germany), Silvana Solivella (Spain), Takeshi Yamaoto (Japan), Tom Tramis (Brazil), Walter Fogel (Germany), Wang Linwang (China),
Ypatia Kornarou (Greece), Zhang Xibei (China)
Curatorial Committee
Beatriz Marco, Andrea Corachán Camús, Afshin Mehrpouya, Wafa Khlif
Organizing Team
Jing Yuan, Caroline Leppänen, Stella Frimpong, Afshin Mehrpouya, Wafa Khlif
University of Edinburgh Business School – Culture, Accounting and Society Research Network
TBS Education – Accounting, Auditing and Control Lab
Canòdrom – Ateneu d’Innovació Digital i Democràtica