Photographic Archives represented by the Foundation
One of the purposes of Photographic Social Vision is to manage photographic archives of great historical, technical and aesthetic value, as well as to ensure their deserved public and institutional recognition. The Foundation is representative of the work of various photographers, dedicating itself to the research and preservation of archives, the production and sale of certified copies, or being curator of exhibitions and managing the relationship with exhibition venues, among other tasks.
Isabel Azkarate
She is the first female photojournalist in the Basque Country. Audacious photojournalist and unrepentant traveler, her work highlights reports on key social and political issues, as well as her testimony of the national and international cultural scene. Still active and reaping successes.
Manuel Outumuro
Considered one of the best fashion photographers in the world, he succeeds both nationally and internationally in a profession begun from graphic design and in which he has received numerous awards and recognitions inside and outside our borders.
Joana Biarnés Archive
Considered the first female photojournalist in Spain, she triumphed in a profession until then reserved for men and immortalized well-known characters. Then it seemed to fade away until, in his later years, he gained recognition.
Jacques Léonard Archive
The work of the French photographer Jacques Léonard is particularly important for his exceptional portrait of gypsy life in Barcelona in the second half of the 20th century. After his death, the rediscovery of his archive and his recognition are on the rise.
Oriol Maspons Archive
Oriol Maspons contributed decisively to the renewal of the photographic language in Spain during the sixties. Throughout his career he devoted himself to reporting, portraiture, fashion and advertising, and worked for the main magazines of the time.