Mobile commoning is enacted within shared practices of movement, momentary gatherings, and fleeting assembly.
Videos & Publications
Aina Huguet, Iris Llop, Artur Garcia Fuster, Gemma Medina and Martí Sales
Ray Bradbury: A Critical Reading
Sophie Collins, Irenosen Okojie, Mireia Calafell and Anna Gual
Poetising the Tomorrow
Mia Couto, José Eduardo Agualusa and Tania Adam
Translators of Dreams
Claudia Durastanti and Stefanie Kremser
Being from Everywhere or Nowhere
Isaki Lacuesta, Pedro G. Romero, and LaboratoriA
Mute Portraits
Oriol Sauleda, Marcel·lí Bayer and Alexandra Garzón
The Only Thing I Need Is to Imagine
Kameron Hurley and Víctor García Tur
Feminism in the Age of Geeks
Maggie O’Farrell, Gemma Ruiz Palà, and Begoña Gómez Urzaiz
Forget about Shakespeare
Hervé Le Tellier and Pablo Martín Sánchez
Parallel Universes
Fatoumata Kébé and Albert Forns
The Moon Is a Novel
“Mission Curiosity”: Could we be moving from one planet to another?
Ariadna Farres and Miguel Pajares give their answers.
“Mission Curiosity”: What if we go to Mars and there are Martians and we didn't spot them before?
María de Soria and Gabi Martínez give their answers
“Mission Curiosity”: Why do we want to go to Mars and not to other planets?
Ricard Solé and Raül Garrigasait give their answers.
Mission Curiosity: Could we go to Mars, let the Earth recover and then come back?
Gisela Detrell and Yayo Herrero give their answer
Mission Curiosity: Could children and animals go to Mars and adults stay here?
Alfredo Muñoz and Maria Ptqk give their answers
"Cosirar", Albert Badia and Patricia Tamayo
A Vocabulary for the Future
Cosirar is a seed-word. As the poet and rural veterinarian María Sánchez says, it means dropping by to make sure people, other animals or plants are OK.
Did you miss it?
Catch up on talks and articles in the CCCB digital archive
Verónica Gerber Bicecci and the language to come
Iván de la Nuez
Juan Insua: "The exhibition is a cultural history of Mars".
Interview to the curator of "Mars. The red mirror"
Aina Huguet, Iris Llop, Artur Garcia Fuster, Gemma Medina and Martí Sales
Ray Bradbury: A Critical Reading
