How can we understand the idea of intelligence in a plant or an octopus by means of our human consciousness?
Videos & Publications
The colonial scar
Aída Bueno Sarduy
Colonial intimacy
Behrouz Boochani
Take Me to a Beautiful Place
Conversation with Pankaj Mishra
The World Today. Reflections on the Legacy of Imperialism
Maria Campbell
Writing as a Halfbreed
Angela Davis
Against racism: a constant fight
Of Caves and Sybils. Five insights into William Kentridge
Jordi Costa
Here are five suggested paths to exploring the brilliant universe of the South African artist William Kentridge (Johannesburg, 1955). Kentridge is known for his drawings, films and theatre productions and for the impact his work, which mirrors the political and social changes in South Africa, has had around the world.
A Vocabulary for the Future
An audiovisual creation project for the Open City Thinking Biennale
Anticipation
José Luís Peixoto and Andrés Duque
Border
Ingrid Rojas Contreras and Diana Toucedo
Freedom
Raül Garrigasait, Laura Ginès and Pepon Meneses
Future
Drac Màgic
Affirmation
Rosi Braidotti and Laida Lertxundi
Legacy
Juan Mayorga and Carolina Astudillo
Memory
Yan Lianke, Xisi Sofia Ye Chen and Cadhla Kennedy Ko
Nature
Bruno Latour and Gerard Ortín Castellví
Refuge
Marta Marín-Dòmine and Carla Simón
Normal
Koleka Putuma and Irene Moray
Rehearsal
Nona Fernández and Isaki Lacuesta
Touch
Karen Barad and Blanca Rego
Species
Stefano Mancuso, Xiana do Teixeiro and Emilio Fonseca
Poetry
Mircea Cărtărescu, Dostopos and Artur Tort
Did you miss it?
Catch up on talks and articles in the CCCB digital archive
Tentacular brains, the sadness of a ficus and the limits of anthropocentrism
Jose Valenzuela Ruiz
Kopano Matlwa
South Africa after Apartheid
Personal diaries in times of “extimacy”
Albert Forns
Publications
Imatges, un domini públic / Imágenes, un dominio público
Soy Cámara, el programa del CCCB
