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Roundtable: Towards a New Alliance
January 19, 2017ByIn,

Roundtable – Towards a New Alliance – 19 January

Roundtable at Espronceda Barcelona on 19 January 2017 exploring interdisciplinary and contemporary art, held alongside the exhibition 'Heard Through Mixfull Eyes'.
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Three dancers in black clothing perform an intertwined contemporary dance piece at Espronceda Center for Art and Culture in Barcelona, promoting the show Ser Entre Dos by NOS[OTROS].
January 28, 2017ByIn,

Dance Show «Ser Entre Dos» by NOS[OTROS]

Espronceda hosts «Ser Entre Dos», a dance and poetry show by NOS[OTROS] based on José Luis Terraza's book of the same title. January 28, 2017, 8 pm. Free entrance.
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Opening "Friction" by Clara Claus
February 4–18, 2017ByIn,

Opening “Friction” by Clara Claus – Feb 4 – 19h30

Opening of 'Friction' by Clara Claus at Espronceda, Barcelona, on 4 February 2017 at 19h30, with a live flamenco performance by Pedro Soler, Gaspar Claus and Inés Bacán.
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"Heard Through Mixfull Eyes" – Opening Jan 20
January 29, 2017ByIn,

Opening “Heard Through Mixfull Eyes” – Jan 20th

Espronceda opens "Heard Through Mixfull Eyes", an interdisciplinary exhibition blending photography, video and music by Savina Tarsitano and Morris Rosenzweig. 20–29 January 2017.
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