Words by Gabriella KoppelmanFrom the street, the art space of SOLO CSV is easy to miss. You either know what you're looking for, or you notice the front door on Cuesta de San Vicente and get curious enough to peek in. Inside, the space opens up: natural light and room after room unfolding like a labyrinth.The center occupies a former printing factory, part of SOLO, the art project founded by Spanish entrepreneurs Ana Gervás and David Cantolla. It feels like a film set: each room unfolds wit...
Words by Gabriella KoppelmanFrom the street, the art space of SOLO CSV is easy to miss. You either know what you're looking for, or you notice the front door on Cuesta de San Vicente and get curious enough to peek in. Inside, the space opens up: natural light and room after room unfolding like a labyrinth.The center occupies a former printing factory, part of SOLO, the art project founded by Spanish entrepreneurs Ana Gervás and David Cantolla. It feels like a film set: each room unfolds wit...
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