Tallercasa Salamanca
Daniel Salamanca
Textile, painting, installation, drawing and printmaking
This is an ideal space for thinking, reading, painting, drawing, cutting, pasting, embroidering, cooking, and, in general, carrying out delicate processes (not industrial or monumental). For Daniel Salamanca, who lives and works in this space, the boundaries between domestic and artistic activities are blurred and unclear. In that sense, the space lends itself to finding meaning in what we do, generating habits of reflection, and reaffirming that making art is a vital and long-term journey.
Facilities
Taller Casa Salamanca is a residential apartment of 200 m2 located in a modern building from the 1950s, in the El Nogal neighborhood in Bogotá. It has a single floor and is a hybrid space between a workshop, office, warehouse, and residence, all connected by the kitchen, which is the heart of the place.
The space is equipped with basic furniture such as tables, chairs, stools, a ladder, and other work surfaces. In addition, there are tools (hammer, drill, level, rulers, pliers, screwdrivers, etc.), brushes, paints, pencils, markers, some papers, a plan file, rules, cutting surfaces, a polisher, sandpaper, adhesives, ropes, a home printer, computer, projector, tripod, camera, lights, and basic stationery, as well as a personal library with art books, artist books, and literature.
Schedule
Monday to Friday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, except for any exception or special agreement with the resident.