From his singular perspective as a scientist and poet, a white man and an African, and a novelist in a society with a long oral tradition, the celebrated Mozambican author and biologist Mia Couto offers a ver personal look at the African continent. Often, the noise of current events keeps us ...
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CCCB Interviews
Judit Carrera: “The purpose of cultural centres is to generate connections”
Interview with Mathieu Potte-Bonneville and Judit Carrera
Philipp Engel: “The suburban landscape is so iconic that it sparks a fascination from which we cannot break free”
Inside the exhibition "Suburbia"
The curator of the exhibition Philipp Engel examines the origin and vast expansion of residential neighbourhoods in the United States, an urban model centred on constructing large swathes of single-family homes on the outskirts of cities. Engel reflects on the allure that suburban landscapes ...
Richard Ford
Traces of Happiness
A.M. Homes
Alienation in America
Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor
Who Has the Right to a House?
Margaret Crawford
Rethinking Suburbia
Serielizados, Robin Green, Ainhoa Marzol, Enric Albero
The American Dream: a Trip accross TV Series
Esa fugaz esencia que dejaron los sucesos
Carolina Astudillo
Amalgama
Beatriz Pérez Martín
Disonar
La Selva. Ecosistema Creatiu
La ciutat a la vora
Meritxell Colell Aparicio
Satélites
Eva Murgui
Minshara
Carme Puche Moré
Pineda'92
Raquel Barrera
Seven Nobel Laureates in Literature at CCCB
J. M. Coetzee and Valerie Miles
Europe and the world outside
Olga Tokarczuk
Literature, the Oldest of Continents
Svetlana Alexievich
The Voices of Europe
Svetlana Alexievich
The Voices of History
Herta Müller
Language as Homeland
Orhan Pamuk
The Future of the Museum and of the Novel
Gao Xingjian
After the Deluge
Mario Vargas Llosa
Wars at the 21st century
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