Pasolini Roma
The exhibition "Pasolini Roma" looks at the Italian writer and filmmaker Pier Paolo Pasolini (1922-1975) by means of his relations with Rome. And this examination involves entering into all the aspects that comprised and defined Pasolini: poetry, politics, commitment to city life, sex, friendship and cinema.
Report "Pasolini Roma"
The exhibition Pasolini Roma looks at the Italian writer and filmmaker Pier Paolo Pasolini (1922-1975) by means of his relations with Rome. And this examination involves entering into all the aspects that comprised and defined Pasolini: poetry, politics, commitment to city life, sex, friendship ...
Pasolini today, still in the margins (2014)
Soy Cámara online
The programme features interviews with the curators of the exhibition Pasolini Roma, Alain Bergala, Jordi Balló, and the recently deceased Gianni Borgna, to whom the programme is dedicated, and the poet Isabel Escudero.
Soy Cámara #35. Pasolini today, still on the margins
The CCCB’s Programme
The programme includes interviews with the curators of the exhibition “Pasolini Roma”, Alain Bergala, Jordi Balló, Gianni Borgna, who died recently and to whom the programme is dedicated, and the poet Isabel Escudero. As usual, the programme recovers from the CCCB Archive the debate Thinking Differently: Life on the Fringes, with Ingrid Guardiola, Javier Pérez Andújar, Julià de Jòdar and Jordi Balló. ...
Gianni Borgna, like a novel
Jordi Balló
When we first came up with the idea, with Josep Ramoneda, of designing an exhibition that would relate Pasolini with the city of Rome, I immediately got in touch with Gianni Borgna. We knew he had been a friend and collaborator of the filmmaker and we were also aware of the great work he had [...]
Arrivederci "Pasolini Roma"
CCCB
Following its stay at the CCCB, the exhibition will tour Paris, Rome, and Berlin On Sunday 15 September the exhibition “Pasolini Roma” draws to a close at the Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona and embarks upon its European tour. The exhibition, the product of a ...
Interview with Jordi Balló, Alain Bergala, Gianni Borgna and Dacia Maraini
Essential films and thoughts of Pier Paolo Pasolini
The curators of "Pasolini Roma" (Jordi Balló, Alain Bergala i Gianni Borgna) and the writer Dacia Maraini, friend of Pasolini, recommend essential Pasolini's films and literary works.
A Journey to Pasolini’s Rome: online itineraries covering the Italian author’s life and work
Alba Conesa
In the last letter that he wrote from his home village of Casarsa, Pier Paolo Pasolini said, “I’ve decided to take my mother to Rome as of tomorrow, at my father’s instigation, and entrust her to my uncle; I’ll be unable to stay in Rome, because my uncle made it clear that he cannot put [...]
Thinking differently. Poetry to the marrow
Debate with Josep Maria Lluró, Enric Casasses, Arnau Pons and Carles Rebassa
Speakers: Josep Maria Lluró, Enric Casasses, Arnau Pons i Carles Rebassa . Presented by Martí Sales More than anything else, Pasolini is a heterodox thinker. His concern is the process of material and spiritual homogenisation in post-war Europe as fruit of the expansion ...
Thinking differently. Pasolini, friend of prophetic thinking
Lecture by Dacia Maraini
Speaker: Dacia Maraini. Presented by Xavier Albertí. More than anything else, Pasolini is a heterodox thinker. His concern is the process of material and spiritual homogenisation in post-war Europe as fruit of the expansion of consumer capitalism and the mass media. In this context, ...
The Comics of Pier Paolo Pasolini
Breixo Harguindey
“I’m not one of those intellectuals who read comics,” wrote Pasolini just two years before the publication of Umberto Eco’s Apocalyptic and Integrated in 1965, which made comic strips culturally respectable around the world. In this sense, the Italian filmmaker was [...]
Thinking differently. Life on the fringes: against cultural homogeneity
Debate with Jordi Balló, Javier Pérez Andújar and Julià de Jòdar
Speakers: Jordi Balló, Javier Pérez Andújar i Julià de Jòdar. Presented by Ingrid Guardiola More than anything else, Pasolini is a heterodox thinker. His concern is the process of material and spiritual homogenisation in post-war Europe as fruit of ...
«Pasolini has always been the bête noire of the Italian bourgeoisie» Gianni Borgna
Lucia Calvo
Scholar and lover of music and popular culture, university professor Gianni Borgna first came into contact with Pasolini’s work via his poems. “Despite being known in Italy for his films or for the fact that he is a controversial character, Pasolini is, above all, a great poet”, ...
Thinking differently. Can we still be subversive?
Lecture by Miguel Morey
Speaker: Miguel Morey. Presented by Gisela Llobet. More than anything else, Pasolini is a heterodox thinker. His concern is the process of material and spiritual homogenisation in post-war Europe as fruit of the expansion of consumer capitalism and the mass media. In this context, he ...
Artists in the laboratory
Clara Bofill
Although we usually remember Pier Paolo Pasolini for his filmography, by the time his first film, Accattone, was released in 1961, he had already published numerous poems [...]
Interview with Jordi Balló
Curator of "Pasolini Roma" exhibition
In this interview, Jordi Ballo, curator of the exhibition "Pasolini Rome" speaks about the figure of the writer and filmmaker Pier Paolo Pasolini and the importance of his political and artistic legacy not only in Rome but in the rest of Europe. Pasolini Roma is a European project which ...
