Jeanette Winterson, one of the most stunning creators in British literature today, talks with journalist Anna Guitart about ghost stories, to go back to the universal topic of love, and to question how technology affects our humanity.
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Lectures for secondary students
Art that Has Meaning
A morning with William kentridge
Africa: Decolonizing Knowledge
A morning with Oyèrónké Oyewùmí
The Seduction of Lies
A morning with Zadie Smith
A morning with Patrick Radden Keefe
Journalism and the boundaries of truth
A morning with Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor
Racism, resistance and reparation
A morning with Helga Nowotny
AI: A Time Machine
A morning with Brenda Navarro
Adolescence: A Strange Country
A morning with Pol Guasch
Friends and Imaginaries
A morning with Gerard Coll-Planas
Untangling Violence
A morning with Fina Birulés
Thinking about the World from Philosophy
A morning with Louise Amoore
Responsible Algorithms?
A morning with Lluís Nacenta
AI and Creativity
A morning with David Farrier
Fossils of the Future
A morning with Gaston Core and Mònica Miró
The Power of Poetry: From the Iliad to Rap
A morning with Rada Akbar
Voices That Resound in Art
A morning with Lea Ypi
What Does Being Free Mean?
A morning with Cas Mudde
Battling the extreme right
A morning with Fatima Bhutto
New global pop
A morning with Yásnaya Elena Aguilar Gil
Other Languages, Other Knowledge
Laia Abril and Santi Palacios
Reading Images
5W magazine presents the ninth volume of its “Voces” (Voices) collection with a conversation between the photojournalist Santi Palacios and the artist Laia Abril, where they offer their thoughts on the language they use to decipher what they see and explore the need to shift the gaze of victims to structures of power.
Siegfried Zielinski and Anthony Moore
Performative lecture, “Dancing Philosophy”
Auður Ava Ólafsdóttir and Núria Bendicho Giró
5,600 trees to safeguard language
Eliane Brum and Gabi Martínez
The Amazon, centre of the world
Corine Pelluchon and Marta Segarra
Preserving life—a new Enlightenment for a shared planet
Gueorgui Gospodínov and Miquel Cabal
Control over the past, control over the future
Dagmawi Woubshet and Ada Klein Fortuny
Verses for collective mourning
Audrey Diwan and Carla Simón
Successors of Varda
Africa: Decolonizing Knowledge
A morning with Oyèrónké Oyewùmí
Africa and the Afrodiaspora Faced with Gender Worlds
Seminar with Oyèrónké Oyewùmí
The Seduction of Lies
A morning with Zadie Smith
The wild sounds of Catalonia. Natural parks and sound ecology
Wild Rumours and Sound Art. Seminar on the installation “Bestiari”
Bestiari. Tradition, nature, technology, and sound art
Wild Rumours and Sound Art. Seminar on the installation “Bestiari”
Clara Serra and Elena Martín
Insubordinate desire
Zadie Smith and Míriam Cano
Worn cloth and stolen truths
Wajdi Mouawad and Oriol Broggi
Flying with wounded wings
Song, sea, and destiny
Concert by Tarta Relena
Herta Müller and Cecilia Dreymüller
Freeing the word
RADAR
The Digital Mirror. Varda Through Fontcuberta
Ferran Esteve
Florence Tissot and Jordi Costa champion Agnès Varda’s central role in the history of cinema
Inside the exhibition “Agnès Varda. Photographing, Filming, Recycling”
Imma Merino, Carlos Losilla, Laura Llevadot and Eulàlia Iglesias
Thinking about Varda’s Free Cinema
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