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JAŠA Composition No. 5 at Espronceda
June 22, 2018ByIn,

At the Dawn of Another Age of Absurdity: JAŠA Composition No. 5

Slovenian artist JAŠA presents Composition No. 5 at Espronceda, Barcelona: an eight-day performance exploring poetic resistance and ideological crisis. 4 July, 18h.
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Invitation image for the round table 'Create, Think, Transform' at Espronceda, the art and culture center in Barcelona, featuring the Third Paradise and Kids-Guernica projects on 24 May 2018.
May 21, 2018ByIn, ,

Round Table: Create, Think, Transform

Round table at Espronceda exploring Pistoletto's Third Paradise project in Cuba, with an exhibition of Kids-Guernica canvases. 24 May 2018, 18:30.
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¿frontera esta_tal? by Gigi Piana
February 22, 2018ByIn,

¿frontera esta_tal? by Gigi Piana

Exhibition by Gigi Piana exploring identity and borders through textile installations and sculptures. Opening 22 February 2018 at Espronceda, Barcelona. Free entry.
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Inter_nal Movements: Gender & Intersex
30 Jan – 10 Feb 2018ByIn,

Inter_nal Movements — Opening 10 Feb, 18h

Free opening on 10 February 2018 at Espronceda, Barcelona. An exhibition exploring the liquidity of gender and intersexuality, born from a symposium at Museu del Disseny.
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Cartel de la exposición de Pep Montoya 'No saber el por qué, pero sabiendo porqué' en Espronceda, centro de arte y cultura de Barcelona, con formas geométricas rojas y negras al fondo.
January 10, 2018ByIn,

Not Knowing the Why, But Knowing the Why

Pep Montoya exhibits at Espronceda, Barcelona, exploring the creative process as a navigation between certainty and the contingent, fragmentary and unpredictable.
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Who Builds the City? Juan Esteban
19 Oct – 19 Nov 2017ByIn,

Who Builds the City? @ Juan Esteban Sandoval

Colombian artist Juan Esteban Sandoval exhibits at Espronceda a photographic series exploring who builds the city and at what human cost.
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haraket valerio muscella october 20th 18h30
19 Oct – 19 Nov 2017ByIn,

Haraket @ Valerio Muscella, October 20th 18h30

Documentary photography exhibition by Valerio Muscella on Syrian refugee child labour in Turkey. Artist talk 20 Oct 18h30, opening 19h30 at Espronceda, Barcelona.
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Logo del evento Take Over sobre un fondo urbano pixelado y colorido, arte callejero organizado en Espronceda, centro de arte y cultura de Barcelona.
August 12, 2017ByIn,

Take Over – Saturday 12th August, 6:30pm

Free street art event at Nau Bostik (La Sagrera) featuring live paintings, artist sales, cold beer and funky music. Saturday 12th August at 6:30pm.
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Event poster for the Artmongers Baixeras workshop at Espronceda, announcing a street party and work exhibition at Plaça de Víctor Balaguer on Friday 9 June from 3–5 pm, featuring a magenta overlay on a black-and-white photo of the square.
June 7, 2017ByIn,

Artmongers Baixeras Workshop · Sharing the Work

Baixeras School children share their mural proposals for Plaça de Víctor Balaguer in a participatory workshop by Artmongers, supported by Espronceda Barcelona.
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Panel de ponentes y público asistente a la primera conferencia MECENET Talk organizada por Espronceda Center for Art & Culture y Naranjo Projects en Barcelona.
May 30, 2017ByIn,

MECENET Talk Conference – 30 May, 6pm

MECENET Talk is the first conference by Espronceda and Naranjo Projects dedicated to expanding arts patronage in Barcelona. 30 May 2017, 6pm–8pm.
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