Productions

This is GRAF’s second podcast for Barcelona Gallery Weekend featuring The Collector is Present. Hosted by Laura Sangrà Herrero, with Patricia de Muga, Carlos Muñoz, Cristina Llevat and Pepe Ribas.

This route, conceived by Olga Subirós, runs through Poblenou to read the air not as emptiness, but as political matter: a medium laden with dust, traffic, work, industrial memory and artistic practices that forces us to think about what we breathe, who can do it and how the city unequally distributes the universal right to breathe.

The dancers that have been constructed or formed or transmitted a traditional dance, which is for me, an aesthetic form, which is for me, another way to move through the space and to understand the movements.

I feel that what it is, is stronger and more important than I think it should be. I like listening, discovery, revelation something in the process that I did not yet know existed.

The Route, conceived by Gloria G. Durán, takes us through some of the GRAF spaces and other notable places in the Gothic Quarter and El Born, inspired by the A*Desk themes “Bodies of Evidence” and “Disobeying the Possible.”

Together with with Fabra i Coats: Fàbrica de Creació, has invited critic and curator Jordi Garrido to write about the work that the 21 resident artists will present in this session.

A Symphony of the Seas I translated the systemic violence we experience in public spaces and its relationship with privacy.

If we, the ones who can dance, do not, then who will? If dance is not for us, who is it for? These are the questions presented by Omar Rajeh as he presents his new work Dance is not for Us