caesen
ESP | ENG | CAT

“VOICES”, 15th February @7PM

February 15, 2024

CULTURAL DIPLOMACY PRESENTS THE EXHIBITION: “VOICES”

15th February @7PM

“VOICES”, 15th February

 

We are glad to invite to you to discover the exhibition entitled “Voices”, curated by Savina Tarsitano in cooperation with Victoria Tissot and Mohamed Benhadj towards the dialogue among International and local artists selected for the II edition.
With the exhibition “Voices” in the contest of the II Edition of the Cultural Diplomacy project, the artists selected from different nationalities reflect and dialogue on the two main questions of freedom of expression and the role of the refugees.

The project ideated by the artist Savina Tarsitano with Espronceda Institute of Art & Culture in partenrship with the German Consulate of Barcelona, under the label of ENCATC (European Network for Culture Policy and Culture Management, Brussels) in cooperation with the European Culture Parliament, Cittadellarte, Kids Guernica, the Embajada el Arte, and the Altiba gallery.

For the Second Edition, the central theme will be freedom of expression and the role of refugees. Particular attention will be given to those who cannot freely express their ideas, and the role of refugees in host societies.
The project will be centred on three pillars:

  • Art: The role of artists and Arts in building new alliances and bridges
  • Education: The importance to involve local community, refugees, immigrants and
    children in the process to prevent peace
  • Culture: the role of culture in the construction of new multicultural societies

 

MEET THE ARTISTS

Barry Wolfryd
Cristina Pineda
Christiane von Enzberg
Elisa Pritzker
Hee Sook Kim
Janina Lamberty
Juan Esteban Sandoval
Majd Alloush
Natali Basovska
Römer + Römer
Savina Tarsitano
Tolkyn Sakbayeva
Yohy Suárez

More about Cultural diplomacy here.

JOIN US

Please subscribe to newsletter to get updates from us.

We are using cookies to give you the best experience. You can find out more about which cookies we are using or switch them off in privacy settings.
AcceptPrivacy Settings

GDPR

  • Strictly necessary cookies
  • Analytics cookies

Strictly necessary cookies

These cookies are what makes the website work, so they cannot be switched off. They remember the language you are browsing in and the choice you make in this window. Some pages also embed videos from YouTube and a map from Google: when that content loads, those services may set cookies of their own.

Analytics cookies

We use Google Analytics to count visits and see which pages are read, so we can improve the site. It tells us how the site is used, never who you are. Analytics only starts once you press Accept: until then, nothing is measured.