Alejandro Pastor Opens Zaragoza Season at Olga Julián Galería with 'Donde solo queda bailar'
Alejandro Pastor's exhibition titled 'Donde solo queda bailar' is set to debut at Olga Julián Galería in Zaragoza on 17 September 2026, continuing until 24 October 2026, and heralding the beginning of the 2026/2027 art season. The exhibition showcases eight works that portray hybrid beings, dancers, and musicians, crafted through a blend of high culture and folk art. The title is inspired by a painting featuring characters dancing as a meteorite approaches, symbolizing Pastor's resilient approach to uncertainty with a touch of irony and humor. Born in Alicante in 1980, Pastor has refined his artistic style after previously being known as Alexander Grahovsky and Alejandro Grahovsky. The gallery opened on Calle Rufas in October 2024.
Key facts
- Alejandro Pastor's solo exhibition 'Donde solo queda bailar' opens on 17 September 2026 and closes on 24 October 2026.
- The exhibition is held at Olga Julián Galería in Zaragoza.
- It marks the start of the 2026/2027 art season.
- The show features eight paintings.
- Pastor was born in Alicante in 1980.
- He previously used the heteronyms Alexander Grahovsky and Alejandro Grahovsky.
- His work draws on pre-Renaissance and early Flemish iconography, folklore, carnival, and contemporary culture.
- The title piece depicts characters dancing before an imminent meteorite fall.
Entities
Artists
- Alejandro Pastor
- Alexander Grahovsky
- Alejandro Grahovsky
- Alfonso Sánchez
- Victoria Arribas Roldán
- Wiktor V/R
Institutions
- Olga Julián Galería
- Claroa Gallery
- Plataforma de Arte Contemporáneo
- creAtIva | AI Art Book
Locations
- Zaragoza
- Spain
- Alicante
- San Juan de Alicante
- Calle Rufas