Carlos Lizariturry was born in San Sebastian in 1955. He took his degree together with Anthony Caro at the Central St. Martins School of Art in London. He has been for eleven years Eduardo Chilllida's assistant.
Lizariturry is considered the last interpreter of the great Basque tradition of Sculpture, after the experiences of Chillida himself, Oteiza and Mendiburu. Some of his public monumental works are exposed in Japan, Chile, Spain and in the Basque Countries. He has participated in several fairs of contemporary art among which Art Cologne, Arco Madrid and Arte Fiera Bologna.
Recently he has realised Guardian, a huge work of almost 5 tons for the collection of the Banco Banesto of Madrid.
The introduction of the catalogue is by Manuel Padorno, one of the most intense voices of Spanish Contemporary Poetry.

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Thomas Müller

Thomas Müller was born in Frankfurt in 1959 but lives and works in Stuttgart. Since some years he has been participating in the most important Art fairs among which Art Basel, Art Cologne and Arco Madrid. He works exclusively on paper through a stroke deriving its inspiration from Klee and reaching the purity and essentiality of Beuys, Twombly and Brice Marden.
He has been invited at the next edition of Artist in Residence by the Chinati Foundation in Marfa (Texas), the Centre for Contemporary Art, created by Donald Judd, which includes as a member of its committee Nicholas Serota from the Tate Galleries in London. Thomas Müller will also be present at the Milwaukee Museum of Modern Art (Wisconsin) in an exhibition dedicated to German Contemporary Artists.

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