Adopting the perspective of a wild boar can help us to understand our current socio-ecological situation and rethink how we live alongside other species.
Videos & Publications
Óscar Martínez and Patricia Evangelista
Unpleasant Facts: Reporting on Violence
Patricia Evangelista invites one of the most prominent journalists of Central America, Salvadoran Óscar Martínez, who reports on migration, violence, and organised crime, to discuss with her the challenges of investigative journalism and writing in hostile conditions. This conversation takes places within the framework of Resident CCCB, an international residency program of the CCCB in collaboration with Universitat Oberta de Catalunya and supported by Fundació Privada MIR-PUIG. ...
Bassam Aramin and Rami Elhanan
Making peace possible
Rami Elhanan is Israeli and Bassam Aramin is Palestinian, living close to each other, but existing in separate worlds. Both decided to join forces to bet on dialogue and work together for peace, human rights for all and the end of the occupation. In this conversation, they talk with the expert ...
Inside the exhibition
Chris Ware and Jordi Costa talk about comics as an intimate, profoundly human art form
Inside the exhibition «Chris Ware. Drawing is Thinking»
Claudi Carreras and Andrés Cardona advocate for a deeper understanding of Amazonian culture
As part of the exhibition “Amazons. The Ancestral Future”
Florence Tissot and Jordi Costa champion Agnès Varda’s central role in the history of cinema
Inside the exhibition “Agnès Varda. Photographing, Filming, Recycling”
Philipp Engel: “The suburban landscape is so iconic that it sparks a fascination from which we cannot break free”
Inside the exhibition "Suburbia"
Lluís Nacenta and Jordi Torres talk about the cultural and scientific changes surrounding the AI
Inside the exhibition "AI: Artificial Intelligence"
Alyce Mahon and Antonio Monegal explain the importance of revisiting Sade today.
Inside the exhibition "Sade. Freedom or evil"
Agnes Callard and Jordi Graupera
Questions that Matter (to us)
Following the Socratic example, Agnes Callard and Jordi Graupera explore the big questions that impact us: How are we affected by love and emotions? How should we approach death? What form should our political engagement take? Rather than offering conclusive answers, in this session the two philosophers put into practice what is perhaps the Greek philosopher’s core teaching: that our questions—and our answers—are best formulated in the company of others, in an ongoing dialogue in which we (re)discover one another.
Writing in Dark Times
Rebecca Solnit
Stories of the Imperceptible
Carolin Emcke
Narrating, Despite Everything
Patricia Evangelista
The Smoke of Gunfire: Reporting on Trauma
Anatomy of Tourism: Impacts of Tourist Culture
Pau Obrador, Raquel Huete and Francesc Muñoz
Genesis of the Culture of Tourism: From Grand Tour to Low Cost
Alicia Fuentes Vega, Marco d'Eramo and Cristina Arribas Sánchez
The Touristified Gaze: From Cultural Tourism to Commodification of Culture
Hazel Andrews, Noel B. Salazar and Fabiola Mancinelli
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