Did you know that our bodies are traversed by invisible matter from the universe? Neutrinos are everywhere – they coexist with us, surround us, yet remain imperceptible, almost impossible to detect. Space researcher Blanca Pujals has taken part in the GRAPA residency programme with a ...
The Tourist Age
How is a tourist society shaped? How has travelling gone from being a selective, minority practice to the activities of mass tourism as we know it today?In his lecture, presented by the anthropologist Saida Palou, Marco d’Eramo suggests that we should look for ways of recognising the complexit...
After Normality: Neurodiversity and Capitalism
Drawing from their experience as a neurodivergent person, Robert Chapman, author of the essay The Empire of Normality (Caja Negra, 2025), reflects on the history of mental health and its relationship with exploitation.
Inside the exhibition «Chris Ware. Drawing is Thinking»
Chris Ware, one of the most influential voices in contemporary comics, sits down with critic and curator Jordi Costa to explore the language, the creative process and the character building in his work. Through landmark works like Acme Novelty Library, Jimmy Corrigan or Bulding Stories, Ware reflect...
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