Disappeared

From 1 February to 1 May

"Disappeared” is a photographic project from the photojournalist specializing in conflict zones, Gervasio Sánchez, centring on the subject of the forced disappearance of people, with examples having occurred in 10 countries: Chile, Argentina, Peru, Colombia, El Salvador, Guatemala, Iraq, Afghanistan, Cambodia, Bosnia and, by way of epilogue, Spain.

Crisis

What are the origins of today’s crisis? What are the sources—not just economic, but also political, social and cultural?

Monday 31 January at 7.30 p.m.

«Beauty»
François Jullien, Sinologist and philosopher, lecturer at the Université Paris Diderot (Paris VII) and author of Las transformaciones silenciosas (Edicions Bellaterra, 2010), to be published ! in English as The Silent Transformations (University of Chicago Press, forthcoming May 2011), and Cette étrange idée du beau (Grasset, 2010).

DEBATES ON LINE

Xcèntric. The CCCB's cinema

27 January, at 8 p.m.
Tactile Vision

30 January, at 6.30 p.m.
?Merciless Diaries. The 2000s/ Masculine: Irène, Alain Cavalier

Con esta esta exposición se quiere desgranar la relación entre el mito hispano y su principal estrategia de supervivencia: el barroco.

This exhibition is a meticulous examination of the relation between the Hispanic myth and its principal survival strategy: the baroque.

To 27 February

The Hispanic phenomenon symbolizes the homogeneous framework shared by Spain and Latin America. But who built this myth and what strategies have been generated to keep it going down through the centuries, through many different regimes, ideologies and go! vernments?

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Limited places in the workshop, register sending an e-mail to ici@cccb.org