Marc Caellas
Theatre director, nomadic writer and restless cultural manager, he acts as a catalyst for new stage and literary tendencies in the Catalan scene
Marc Caellas (Barcelona, 1974) is a theatre director, writer and curator of cultural proposals that are a hybrid of literature, stage and contemporary art, such as Ahí está: 10 años de artes vivas (MUSAC, 2015); El estómago de los escritores (CCCB-Kosmopolis, 2015/2016) and No todo va a ser hablar (CaixaForum, 2016).
His latest stage proposals are El perico tumba la paloma, about the coca plant and its derivatives; Come en casa Borges, about the friendship between Bioy Casares and Jorge Luis Borges; Nunca estuve en New York, based on Cielo, by David G. Torres; Cuerpo Serrano, an artistic intervention at the nyamnyam space as part of the season Todo lo que me gusta es inmoral, ilegal o engorda (2015); and Guiris go home, a diatribe against the tourism industry (2015).
He writes regularly for El Estado Mental, Altaïr Magazine, Encuentros and Tea-tron and has published the books Carcelona (Melusina, 2011), Caracaos (Melusina, 2015) and Teatro del bueno (Teatron tinta, 2015).
Update: 1 May 2017
Contents
Kosmopolis 17. The Walk by Robert Walser
Colloquium between Esteban Feune de Colombi, Marc Caellas, Marta Sanz and Alicia Kopf
Robert Walser’s “The Walk” at Kosmopolis
Marc Caellas
The Stomach of the Writers (4)
Workshop with Marc Caellas
New Exhibition Formats for Painting and Photography
Marc Caellas
The lecture-performance
Marc Caellas
Jordi Nopca, Maria Rodés and Nico Roig
Do you wolf down music or are you a word gourmet?
Kosmopolis 15. The Stomach of the Writers (2). Can’t Catalan literature stomach excess?
Dialogue with Bel Olid and Borja Bagunyà.
