1 CCCB Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona Annual Report 2017

CCCB Annual Report 2017

A consortium of: Index When Everything Changes 7 Vicenç Villatoro

General Details 14 Activities 18 Participants 32 Publications 40 Social Programme 42 Audience 44 Budget 54 CCCB Staff 55 Collaborating Institutions and Companies 56 Use and Rental of Spaces 58

Selection from the Press 62

7 When Everything Changes — Vicenç Villatoro, Director of the CCCB

The programming at the CCCB is structured each year around various pre- established core themes that organise and link the events and activities, more in the manner of a skeleton than a shell. Consequently, we want these core themes to have a certain lifespan, to extend over a number of seasons. However, the programme also acquires – partly by virtue of planning and partly spontaneously – a certain family unity, what we might call a transverse core that is closely linked to time itself, which gives it cohesion and intention within its consciously chosen variety and plurality. For some time, it has seemed to us that an essential idea for explaining the present is the notion of change: times of change and the accelerating pace of change. This is the family tie that connected the bulk of the programming of the CCCB in 2017. And if change is one of the most evident characteristics of the present, there is one change that to a certain extent encapsulates them all: what we often call climate change or the climate crisis, global warming or the depletion of fossil fuels. For a few years now, the teams at the CCCB have been envisaging ways that the sphere of culture could, through its specific languages, reflect on this major change, which is certainly the end of one world and which needs to be the beginning of another, and on the reasons why such a profound transformation has not come to occupy a place among the most pressing and priority concerns of humankind as a whole at the present. The fundamental ideas underpinning this preparatory work were that what we call climate change is in fact also a cultural, political, economic, social and even an ethical change; that the decisions on the future – a future that is relatively close at hand – have to be made in the present, in part by people who will not live to see the full consequences of those choices; and that climate change alters humankind’s relationship with the planet and with the other species that live on it. With these pre-established ideas as the starting point, the concept of climate change was one of the cruxes of the CCCB’s entire programme in 2017, touching on each of its areas of activity in one way or another. It was the subject of the exhibition in the Beta series – a series that focuses on the intersections between science and the humanities, Third Culture – entitled “After the End of the World”. It made a major impact on the 2017 edition of the Kosmopolis festival of expanded literature, with its slogan of “When everything changes”, which generated enormously positive results. And it 8

After the End of the World Photobook Phenomenon

Cultural Innovation International Prize Politics of Desire

Primera Persona - Nando Dixkontrol Poetry Slam 9

Culturnautes Emergència

After the End of the World Kosmopolis - Nicolas Dickner and Anakana Schofield

The Influencers - Amy Suo Wu Tour de Force 10

was a notable feature in the programming of debates and audiovisuals. This extensive programme on climate change also formed the basis for initiatives outside the CCCB, such as the City Station in Poblenou in Barcelona, and similar actions in other towns and cities in Catalonia. This year’s Cultural Innovation International Prize, the second to be held, was also devoted to projects related to the climate crisis and attracted numerous qualitatively impressive international submissions, among them The Newton Machine, the prizewinning project, which has joined the programme as a parallel initiative alongside many other activities, overall a very satisfying outcome for the CCCB. Reflection on climate change also formed the core theme of the ICREA debates this year, and it is expected that the subject will remain a focus of attention in the programming for 2018 and especially in the Barcelona Debate. In other words, this is not a theme that the CCCB views as having run its course in the programme for 2017. Rather, we believe that it needs to be included on a constant basis in the centre’s future programming. It is here to stay.

—Changes in habits Change is central to the description and understanding of the present. This centrality encompasses not only the issues that are considered but also the ways they are discussed. We very often associate the idea of change in the formats of cultural creation and dissemination with technological transformations, with the embracing of new technologies. But this is not always the case. The exhibition “Photobook Phenomenon”, considered one of the most comprehensive ever mounted in any space on this format, grew out of a remarkable fact: it is widely stated by people working in the world of photography that the book is the future of creative photography; that the book is the best vehicle for photography, as it is the most varied and open means of presentation and is aimed at audiences of every kind. The book – an artefact for which the bell has often been tolled, prematurely, on the grounds that it will be rendered obsolete by the new communication technologies – is seen as the most suitable outlet for photography, a form of artistic expression that is central to contemporary times. At the other end of the technological spectrum, in 2017 the CCCB hosted the “Björk Digital” exhibition, an immersive virtual reality experience based on the music of this artist from Iceland. A combination of performance, video, film, installation art, music and virtual reality, as well as interaction possibilities, it provided a wealth of insights into Björk’s work. At the same time, it demonstrated the narrative and exhibition possibilities of virtual reality, thereby, in a certain sense, ushering in a new genre, a new format which, though not quite an exhibition in the traditional sense of the word, isn’t quite a projection or illustration of music in images either. For many visitors, “Björk Digital” was a kind of initiation into a different display and narrative form that presents almost infinite possibilities for all kinds of themes and which offers an extraordinary array of creative resources. The exploration of new formats through experimentation has always been one of the goals of the initiatives and festivals grouped together under the Audiovisual Galaxy themed area. The fact that the Xcèntric programme celebrated its 15th anniversary in 2017 provided an opportunity to evaluate this period as a whole and to publish a collection of works by 15 essential authors, a selection of those who have appeared in the various editions. 11

—The irruption of the present It is impossible to draw up a report on 2017 at the CCCB without making special mention of what we might call the dramatic irruption of the present into the space itself. We could say that this always happens: the effects of the climate crisis are already visible wherever we look, in both the strict observation of the climate and the human realities that it has changed. The debate on the city – a constant at the CCCB – which today revolves around thinking on the appropriateness of tourism and on its management, is not confined to the centre, which is not a pure observatory but a playing field, a space that is involved. The CCCB is not an aseptic laboratory in which a microscope is used to examine reflections on sustainability, on the role of culture in social transformation, on artistic narratives in the contemporary world, on the ways of displaying and narrating. Rather, such reflections penetrate its daily operations. The refugee issue is part of the human landscape of the city and of the neighbour- hood in which the CCCB acts and in which it wants to be perfectly immersed. The Mediterranean, that sea that has become a barrier and a graveyard, is very close indeed: it can be seen from the Mirador at the top of the CCCB. While this may always be true, it has been even more visibly and dramatically the case in 2017. The terrorist attack in Au- gust on La Rambla in Barcelona took place, obviously, very close to the CCCB, which provided shelter for people fleeing the aftermath. In the intense political life of Catalonia in the second half of the year, the CCCB was a polling station during the referendum of 1 October and in the elections in December. To a certain extent, the major events of the most imme- diate present – the events mentioned in this and the paragraph above – have also happened to the CCCB, not centrally, perhaps, but certainly not laterally either, as they have had an impact within its walls. In an institution whose mission is to understand and explain the present, these irruptions have demanded a consideration and a cultural response, which cannot be the rapid and indispensable assessment of the media, but which cannot be a purely academic analysis either. This dense and unpredictable (or relatively unforeseeable) present has shaped the programme and altered the gaze of the CCCB as much as ever and perhaps even a little more in 2017, doing so in an immediate manner whenever possible or by means of its incorporation into the programming for the following year in some instances. In this respect, the season programmed for the month of October on the concept of revolution in the 21st century – “Re- volution or Resistance” – provided an opportunity to ponder on the hot topics of the time thanks to in-depth lectures given by eminent figures. The public response to these talks was outstanding. In addition, the Ageing Democracies project, or- ganised in partnership with the Open Society Initiative for Europe, made it possible to engage – through diverse languages of art and theory – in in-depth debates on democracy in European countries, challenging various stereotypes concerning the generational distribution of political and ideological stances. The Old Europe, New Utopias season, organised as part of the Barcelona Debate, brought together people with different views on the European project in a year when the political and economic circumstances focused attention on the foundations of the European Union and its ability to respond to the emerging phenomena of new politics. In addition, the annual edition of World Press Photo, brought forward this year, offered the opportunity to see how photojournalism conveys the physical image of these explosions of the present right to the very doors and walls of the CCCB.

—The public response Lastly, it is the CCCB’s ability to connect with its various audiences and to satisfy their interests and meet their expectations that gives meaning to its programming. In this sense, 2017 was a good year, one that came after an extraordinary year. Whereas in 2016, the number of participants who attended in person the activities organised by the CCCB – not the only important indicator but certainly the most visible – stood at around 450,000, the highest figure ever in the centre’s history – in 2017 it went back to around 380,000, a number similar to that of two years ago, thereby demonstrating a tendency to stabilise above the annual average for the last decade. This cannot, of course, be regarded as an entirely satisfactory figure, but nor is it worrying. As well as being quite high in a year in which some spaces were closed for maintenance works, the fall in comparison with the previous year is not attributable to structural problems or a decline in the CCCB’s prestige or its high standing with the public. On the contrary: in 2017 the CCCB was declared the top cultural institution in Catalonia, as rated by specialists in a ranking of cultural institutions by the Culture Observatory of the Contemporánea Foundation. 12

Photobook Phenomenon After the End of the World

Don’t Follow the Wind. A Walk in Fukushima Kosmopolis

After the End of the World Photobook Phenomenon 13

Emergència! The Influencers

After the End of the World Photobook Phenomenon

The Influencers Cultural Innovation International Prize 14

Contrasting with the figures on personal visits, 2017 was a very positive year as regards the data on access to cultural con- tent produced at the CCCB but consumed elsewhere, either through touring exhibitions or via the internet. Almost 200,000 people visited exhibitions or seasons produced by the centre and mounted in other spaces, with seven projects travelling to 16 venues around the world, from MIT in the United States to Singapore, London, Cordoba, Prague, Washington and Brussels, as well as a number of towns and cities across Catalonia. Online access to the CCCB’s digital content grew overall by around 17%, with the most notable increase in the number of hours spent using material on the Web, marking a shift from usage essentially to check events and times to increasing interest in following full content. To evaluate the CCCB’s audiences, we, like so many other cultural institutions, will gradually have to add physical and online participants, since they all access the contents presented. For the CCCB, 2017 was a time of reflection on the idea of change, and we can say that the changes were analysed, pre- sented and experienced. And this was done in the company of a large number of people who wanted to share the content and who positively rated the initiatives they participated in. All of this in the context of budgetary stability and continuity, of good institutional collaboration, of active participation in many of the networks and fabrics that make up the cultural and civic life of the neighbourhood, the city and the country. And with an eagerness to be an antenna that receives the signals of what is happening around the world and which is also capable of broadcasting to the rest of the world. 15

Kosmopolis Public Space - Pilsen

Revolution or Resistance? Sampler Series

Kosmopolis - Daniel Tammet Photobook Phenomenon 16 CCCB © Miquel Taverna 17 General Details 18 Activities

Exquisite Corpse Activities to accompany the Exhibitions Story-in-images workshop with Federico exhibition “After the End of the Clavarino 1,000 m2 of Desire. Architecture and World” Sexuality 26 March Artists talk. A journey beyond 25 October 2016 - 19 March 2017 “Photobook Phenomenon” for people the end of the world Photobook Phenomenon with hearing difficulties Day of talks Guided visit with sign-language translation 17 March - 27 August Natalie Jeremijenko, Josep Perelló, Timothy (Catalan) Morton, Kim Stanley Robinson, Benjamin World Press Photo 2017 21 May and 10 June Grant, Unknown Fields Division, Charles Lim, International professional photojournalism Rimini Protokoll and Superflux. Presented by exhibition Photocollections show José Luis de Vicente Educational project about photography and 29 April - 5 June 25 October literature Björk Digital 3 June - 27 August Exclusive offer for teachers 14 June - 22 October Visit to the exhibition “After the End of the Five aspects of the Japanese World” with José Luis de Vicente After the End of the World photobook 2 November 25 October 2017 - 1 May 2018 Guided visit to the exhibition “Photobook Phenomenon” with Ryuichi Kaneko The Catalan Act on Climate Change: 8 June the act we deserve? With Ferran Civit and Salvador Lladó Activities Photobook, live Beta Station A festive encounter to discover the local 2 November Activities to accompany the photobook scene exhibition “1,000 m2 of Desire. 9 June Environmental pharmacy Architecture and Sexuality” City Station Presentation of Panoptik, a book 4 and 5 November Army of love. Presentation of photopoetry and recruitment session With the poet Antonina Canyelles and the Uses of urban spaces photographer Daniel Riera Workshop-performance facilitated by Dora City Station Beta Station García, Ingo Niermann, Michelangelo Miccolis 11 and 12 November and Krõõt Juurak 6 July 22 February Ecofashion: towards the sustainability Activities to accompany the of fashion “1,000 m2 of Desire. Architecture exhibition “World Press Photo 2017” Beta Station and Sexuality” for everyone Pepe Barguñó, Markel Cormenzana and Guided visit for differently sighted people Beyond the images: protecting nature, Virgínia Trujillo. Moderated by Laura Sangrà 4 March photo by photo 16 November Presentation by the photographer Jaime Rojo Tour de force 29 April Mutualism: from conservation A performance by Joan Morey about the to co-existence history of AIDS/HIV and its relation with the city Meet the photographer: Santi Palacios City Station 7 March Activity for professionals 18 and 19 November 4 May Activities to accompany the There’s a lot in play! exhibition “Photobook Phenomenon” Around the world with underwater Workshops and games for kids about climate photography change Photobook Phenomenon for the Presentation by Francis Pérez 18 November whole family 8 May Workshop: Construct your story with Citizen Science Office photographs! Photography as a business. City Station 17 March - 27 August Marketing for photographers 25 and 26 November Master class with Marc Prüst. Activity Opening activities of the exhibition for professionals Rain, deforestation and ecosystems “Photobook Phenomenon” 18 May Visit for the whole family to the exhibition and a workshop, “Do it yourself” Open-doors day, debates and presentation of the artists and curators Screening of the WPP 17 Digital 26 November 2017 - 15 April 2018 Martin Parr, Markus Schaden, Frederic Lezmi Storytelling awards ceremony and Erik Kessels 17 May

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Guided visit to the exhibition “They all know it.” Workshop on Kosmopolis. Ongoing programme communication with members of the teams “After the End of the World” “The McEwan Moment.” Conversation of the CCCB and the MACBA, 14 January and the IND+I reading club between Ian McEwan and Antonio Lozano, Based around the books Desafíos del futuro, “Love it or list it.” Workshop on spatial 9 March transformation with members of the teams by Pere Puigdomènech, and The Emergence “The Errant Novel.” Writers Teju Cole and of the CCCB and the MACBA, 21 January of the Urban Entrepreneur, by Boyd Cohen Enrique Vila-Matas talk to Jordi Nopca. Beta Station “Face the strange party.” Birthday party with Dramatised reading by Fèlix Pons Ferrer, Pere Puigdomènech, Àngels Santigosa screenings, installations and live music, 20 April 18 February 30 November “Discovering the North.” Special session “Pogo testimony.” Performance to mark about Canadian literature. Debate with Liz “After the End of the World” Museum Night Howard, Anakana Schofield, Louis Jolicoeur for people with hearing difficulties Fito Conesa, Mar Medina, Tirso Orive and and Nicolas Dickner, moderated by Anna Guided visit to the exhibition with sign Aimar Pérez Galí, 20 May Guitart, 8 June language interpretation Activity for young people Talk with Karl Ove Knausgård. The 10 December Norwegian writer talks to journalist Antonio Poetry Slam Barcelona Lozano, 27 June Talk: “The consequences of climate Creation combining word and stage change: a geopolitical view of our Translation slam. Live battle of translations. 28 January, 4 March, 15 April, 20 May, 11 June, Montserrat Franquesa Gòdia, Joaquim Gestí planet” 9 July, 17 September, 15 October, 25 November, Bautista, presented by: Κleri Skandami, Beta Station 17 December 30 September Antoni Biarnés, Eugènia Bretones Performing arts Talk with Colson Whitehead. Llucia Ramis 12 December talks to the author of The Underground Flic Festival | Year 7 Railroad, Pulitzer Prize for Fiction 2017, The origins of the Anthropocene: Festival of literature and arts for children and 19 October young people a long-term vision Literature Talk with Javier Fernández-López de Pablo, 4 and 5 February Sergi Lozano and Robert Sala Activity for children Emergència! Beta Station Independent music festival 14 December The Invisible Workshop All La Glory, Bala, Heather Leigh, Grande Days, A workshop with Toni Serra (Abu Ali) about the Mans o, Space Surimi, Maresme, Güiro Meets notion of the invisible part of the programme of Christmas at City Station Russia and StayHigh Workshops and activities to improve OVNI. Observatori de Vídeo No Identificat 11 March the environmental health of Barcelona 8 February Music City Station Audiovisual 15 - 22 December Sharing Cinema Analysing social media images Cinema en curs Living the Earth Talk: “The death of Aylan Kurdi on Twitter”, 17 March Animation film and ecology 17 February Audiovisuals 28 December 2017 - 4 January 2018 Workshop “Developing new approaches for Sampler series. Newly-created analysing social media images”, 18 February Kosmopolis. 9th Amplified Literature music Visual Social Media Lab: Farida Vis, Festival Simon Faulkner, Anne Burns, Alexandra Belén Santa-Olalla, Hope Jahren, Federico Thermal (Moor, Lehn, Butcher), 12 January Boutopoulou and Raymond Drainville Clavarino, Màrius Serra, Marta Sanz, Jean- Peter Evans Trio: “Being and Becoming”, Debates, courses and workshops Yves Jouannais, Agupación Señor Serrano, 17 December Werner Herzog, Lynne Segal, Jackie Kay, Lucía Music Animac at the CCCB: Against the Andújar, Jorge Carrión, Taller Estampa, Eugene Wind Kelly, Anna Ascolies, Xavier Theros, Daniel Babies at the CCCB Master classes with Barry J. Purves, Ian Tammet, L’Automàtica, Francisco Asensi, Show for the under-4s Mckinnon, Carlos Grangel, Pedro Rivero Miqui Otero, Meritxell Terrón, Pierre Lemaitre, Manuel Astur, Daniel Orviz, Víktor Valles, Llŷr Cinemúsica, 14 January - 19 March and Alberto Vázquez Gwyn Lewis, Asja Bakić, John Banville, Javier Direction: Carolina López Aquarel·les, 11 - 19 February Celaya, Charlotte Van den Broeck, Raquel 24 February, 28 December 2017 - 4 January Electric Baby Land, 4, 5, 11 and 12 March Lima, Jordi Blesa Montoliu, Paco Roca, Arvis 2018 Viguls, Ignacio Lirio, Evelio Cabrejo, Sílvia Bel, Pintamúsica, 18 and 19 March Audiovisuals Ian Watson, Mireia Lite, Nati Calvo, Josep Performing arts Pedrals, Kevin Williamson, María Llopis, Toby Drop City Habitació 1418 Campion, Violeta Kovacsics, Kirsty Logan, Screening of the documentary by Joan Jordi Corominas, Marina Espasa, Ana Mar Activity space for creative youngsters aged Grossman López Contreras, Clotilde de Brito, Marc between 14 and 18 2 March Caellas, Marisol López, Sophie Divry, Bel Olid, Direction: Fito Conesa (with Alba Rihe) Audiovisuals Jordi Mendieta, Eva Domínguez, Albert Lladó, 14 January - 16 December Timothy Morton, Orna Donath, Marc Pastor, Jo Nesbø, Bronka Nowicka, Andrei Dósa, Serielizados, Frédéric Pajak, Jean Echenoz, Raquel Crisóstomo, Michael Pedersen, Flavio 20

Tour de Force After the End of the World

Culturnautes Emergència!

Symphonic festival Kosmopolis 21

Culturnautes Kosmopolis - Agrupación Señor Serrano

Gandules Björk Digital

Kosmopolis - PJ Harvey Army of Love 22

Escribano, Dive Dibosso, Jordi Pi Muntadas, Dixkontrol, Toni Vidal “El Gitano”, Luis Costa, Presentation of Cultura Film José Luis Farias, Mariana Eguaras, Pol·len Ana Curra, Alexei Sayle, Isa Calderón, Esteban (filmed magazine) Edicions, Isabel Fernández, Jose Valenzuela Hernández, Juan Mediavilla, Las Ruinas Special thematic issue 3: “Filming a portrait” Ruiz, Riot Über Alles, Esteban Feune de 12 and 13 May 21 June Colombi, Carles Sora, Kim Stanley Robinson, Festivals, performing arts, music Audiovisuals Benjamín Figueres Jorge, Salva Soler, Lauren Romeo, FiniTribe (John Vick & David Miller), BarriBrossa. Antibiotic Rebels! Maribel Riaza, Nathalie Ronvaux, Irene Fortes, Performative show Screenings of audiovisual works filmed Laura Huerga Ayza, Nieves Rosendo, Dan 16 May by women Franklin, Clara Peya, Juliana Rueda, Glòria Performing arts International Women’s Film Festival Gorchs, Brigitte Vasallo, Graham Sack, 8 - 27 August David Guzman, Anna Guitart, Carl Safina, PJ DocsBarcelona Harvey, Lau Delgado, Laura Sam, Steinunn G. Audiovisuals International Documentary Film Festival Helgadóttir, Zeina Abirached, Joana Sánchez, 18 to 28 May Paul Holdengräber and Alicia Kopf Gandules’17 Gas Natural Fenosa. Audiovisuals 22 - 26 March Wild and Dangerous Literature Outdoor cinema: Museum Day and Night Free admission to the exhibitions “Photobook I’m No Angel. Session 1: Mae West, the bad Lapsus Festival Phenomenon” and “World Press Photo 2017” girl who went everywhere, 8 August Avant-garde electronic music festival 18 - 20 May Johnny Guitar. Session 2: Classic rebels, Airaboi, Atzar, Clip, Luca Lozano, Manta, 9 August Sky H1, Steve Hauschildt, Machine Woman, The Big City (Mahanagar). Session 3: MNLTH, Telefon Tel Aviv and Prisma Primavera al Raval Primavera Sound’s 2017 daytime and free- Everyday rebels, 10 August 1 April access programme at CCCB Music Basic Instinct. Session 4: The modern-day 31 May - 4 June femme fatale. The triumph of independence Underground City 04 Festivals, music and sexuality, 15 August Work from the 4th Mas Panella young artists’ Mommy. Session 5: Imperfect Mothers residency (Tordera) OVNI Sighting: Une jeunesse (Bad Mothers), 16 August 4 to 19 April allemande Girlhood (Bande de filles). Session 6: Wild Screening and debate with Jean-Gabriel Périot Exhibition and dangerous local girls. The girls in the 18 June gang, 17 August Audiovisuals Món Llibre Street of Shame (Akasen Chitai). Session 7: Children's and Young Adults Literary Festival Prostitutes, the biggest stigma, 22 August 8 and 9 April Cultural Innovation International The Bride Wore Black (La mariée était en Activity for children and young people Prize. Climate, Culture, Change noir). Session 8: Really violent women, 23 Activity programme and prize award August Serielizados Fest presentation ceremony of the 2nd Cultural Nacidas para sufrir [Born to suffer] Session 9: International TV-Series Festival of Barcelona Innovation International Prize 2016-2017 Wild and dangerous closer to home, 21 and 22 April Irene Lapuente, Sílvia Bel, Cristina Sáez, Xavi Lloses, Juan Insua, José Luis de Vicente, Celia 24 August Audiovisuals Marín, Laura Faye Tenenbaum, Lucy Wood, Audiovisuals Laura Pando D’A Film Festival 20 and 21 June La Mercè at the CCCB D’A – Barcelona International Auteur Film El Raval sounds like Reykjavík Festival Day of talks, presented by Cristina 22 - 24 September 28 April - 7 May Music Audiovisuals Sáez “Can the arts help us to see climate change? CineMigrante Barcelona Presentation of the “Ageing Lucy Wood 4th International Human Rights of Migrant Democracies” project “Assuming climate change as a fascinating Persons Film and Training Festival Achim Göerres, Ingrid Guardiola, Maja Daniels, challenge” Laura Faye Tenenbaum 6 and 7 October Peca Stefan “Sustainable cultural management”, Laura Audiovisuals 8 May Pando 21 June Concert: “Encounters” Primera Persona Contemporary Catalan classics of the OCC Autobiographic live sessions: stand-up Art intervention by Dan Perjovschi Direction: Joan Pàmies comedy, pop music, theatre and narrative in the Pati de les Dones 22 October Direction: Kiko Amat, Miqui Otero Gender inequality and discrimination Music Rafael Tapounet, Miguel Gallardo, Joan Pons, 21 June - 13 July Lucía Lijtmaer, Nigel Planer, Joe Pernice, Kate Performing arts Bolick, Anna Gabriel, Jon Savage, Alison Statton & Spike + Stuart Moxham, Julián Hernández, Colin Barrett, Jorge Albi, Nando 23

The Influencers What is an exhibition for? My body is a battlefield Unconventional art, guerrilla communication, Conversation between Lluís Nacenta and José Round table with Lucía Egaña, Brigitte Vasallo radical entertainment Luis de Vicente. Moderated by Juan Insua and Eloy Fernández Porta Direction: Bani Brusadin, Eva & Franco Mattes 17 November Moderator: Esther Fernández Cifuentes Participants: Unknown Fields Division (Kate Debates 8 February Davies & Liam Young), Daniel Keller, Vladan Joler, James Bridle, Nora Al–Badri and Nikolai Miniput Desire and subversion Nelles, Alice Marwick, Adrian Chen, Hasan 23rd Conference on Quality Television Talk by Marta Segarra Elahi, Amy Suo Wu 25 November Presenter: Meri Torras 26 - 28 October Audiovisuals 15 February Festivals Presentation of Cultura Film Sexualising architecture Don’t Follow the Wind. (filmed magazine) Talk by Andrés Jaque and dialogue with Pol A Walk in Fukushima Special thematic issue 4: “Filming work” Esteve Installation in the framework of The Influencers 26 November 1 March festival Audiovisuals Eva & Franco Mattes, Chim↑Pom, Jason Barcelona Debate: Old Europe, Waite, Kenji Kubota Defending the Right to Know: Data New Utopias 27 October - 12 November Journalism and the Spanish Civil War Cycle of talks. January-March Exhibitions Presentation of the centralised database of victims of the Spanish Civil War and the Franco Europe in my mind Educa amb l’art 17/18 Regime Talk by Mircea Cărtărescu Animation workshop with A Home in Progress Concha Catalán, Guillermo Blasco and Javier Presenter: Vicenç Villatoro Film: co-animated exercises Rodrigo 6 February 28 October 30 November War or Utopia Audiovisuals Debates Talk by Srećko Horvat In-Edit Shorts Science at Christmas. Presenter: Antonio Monegal Young talent competition “Blade Runner” Christmas 13 February 29 October Ricard Solé, Ángel Raya, Gemma Marfany, Democracy's Old Future Audiovisuals Manuel Moreno Talk by Pedro Olalla 13 December Zeppelin: “Concrete Sounds” Presenter: Jordi Vaquer Fanés Debates Electroacoustic music and sound art festival 20 February 3 and 4 November The Shortest Day Music Democratizing the Media, Saving The short film festival Europe from Populism 23 December Cerdà and the Science of Building Talk by Julia Cagé Audiovisuals Cities Presenter: Esther Vera Presentation of the translation into English 27 February and big data mapping of the General Theory of Urbanization Debates The cost of fear Presented by Vicente Guallart and talks Talk by Hakan Günday Mar Santamaria, Carles Llop, Salvador Rueda, Presenter: Manuel Forcano Josep Lluís Mateo, Pilar Conesa, Joan Roca, Politics of Desire 13 March Daniel Mòdol, Oriol Altisench, Lluís Comerón Cycle of debates in the framework of the 6 November exhibition “1,000 m2 of Desire” Technology, Sovereignty, Debates January-March Globalisation Cycle of talks. February-June Feminist Film Manifestos III Body, desire and (cyber)space International Women’s Film Festival at the Talk by Remedios Zafra Brian Eno and Evgeny Morozov. CCCB Presenter: Teresa López-Pellisa A conversation about technology 10 - 12 November 18 January and democracy Audiovisuals Presenter: Francesca Bria Trans* bodies 23 February L'Alternativa Talk by Jack Halberstam 24 Barcelona Independent Film Festival How to socialise the rewards Presenter: Miquel Missé 13 - 19 November of innovation 1 February Audiovisuals Talk by Mariana Mazzucato, dialogue with Evgeny Morozov 27 April 24

Innovation Policy and National Security Against Digital Saturation Russia, in the Margins of Europe Talk by Linda Weiss Debates on the future of the book Cycle of talks. November Presenter: Francesca Bria With Roberto Casati, Jordi Puntí and Sílvia 25 May Soler Putin’s Russia Presenter: Josep Ramoneda, Vicenç Villatoro Talk by Mikhail Zygar Cities, in the hands of global finance 10 July Presenter: Nicolás de Pedro Talk by Raquel Rolnik 20 November Presenter: Joan Subirats Conversation with Chimamanda 8 June Ngozi Adichie Is Russia Europe? The Nigerian writer talks to the journalist Anna Talk by Judy Dempsey Lampedusa, a sea in flames Guitart Presenter: Judit Carrera Conversation with Pietro Bartolo and screening 4 October 27 November of the documentary Fuocoammare Pietro Bartolo and Lidia Tilotta. Moderator: Revolution or Resistance? The return of religion: globalisation, Carles Prats Cycle of debates. October belief and public sphere Debates, audiovisuals Talk by José Casanova and Nilüfer Göle 28 March Idea, work and action Presenter: Mar Griera, Camil Ungureanu Conversation with Arundhati Roy and Natza 11 December Taking Leave of Life Farré Cycle of debates. April 2 October Hannah Arendt: the art of reading the present A Lonely Farewell. A Reflection Revolution today Conversation between Fina Birulés and Martine on Suicide Talk by Angela Davis Leibovici Talk by Ramón Andrés Presenter: Joan Vergés Gifra 18 December Presenter: Begoña Román 9 October Moderator: À. Lorena Fuster 3 April The battle for the present CUIMPB programme Understanding and preventing suicide Dialogue between David Fernàndez and Xavier Courses Antich Round table with Aina Fernández Vidal, All year Salvador Simó and Cristian Segura Presenter: Vicenç Villatoro Moderator: Mercè Folch 16 October Institut d'Humanitats courses 4 April Courses and lectures Migrations: the 21st-century revolution All year Africa, writing and emancipation Talk by Ivan Krastev Kosmopolis. Continuous programming Presenter: Blanca Garcés Talk by Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o 23 October Audiovisuals Presenter: Carles Torner Planet 2050. ICREA-CCCB Debates 10 May Xcèntric Archive. The Space Cycle of debates. November of Desire programme Chantal Akerman, Jean Genet, Laida We, the people. The rise of populism Reinhabiting the Earth in Europe Lertxundi, Dietmar Brehm, Linda Christanell, Conversation with Ricard Solé and Patrizia Carolee Schneemann and Naomi Uman Talk by Jordi Vaquer Fanés Ziveri 29 November 2016 - 19 March 2017 Presenter: Diego Muro Moderator: Mercè Folch 22 June 7 November Xcèntric. The CCCB’s Cinema. January-February programme Orwell Day New climate, new diseases? Conversation with Frederic Bartumeus and Val del Omar and the pocket Free speech under attack Xavier Rodó cinematographer Talk by Timothy Garton Ash Moderator: Mercè Folch About “Burning with love. The Super-8s Presenter: Judit Carrera 14 November of Val del Omar” 5 July With the participation of Elena Duque Social and cultural conflict 13 January Truth and fiction in the totalitarian Conversation with Paula Casal and Victoria dystopia: From Orwell to Bandi Reyes Burning with love. The Super-8s With Antonio Monegal, Manel Ollé and Rosa Moderator: Mercè Folch Cadafalch of Val del Omar 21 November With the participation of Niño de Elche Presenter: Raffaella Salierno 13 January 6 July Economic model and global migrations Manon de Boer. Spaces for creation Conversation with Pau Baizán and Giorgos 15 January Kallis Moderator: Mercè Folch Patrick Bokanowski. The screen 28 November as canvas 19 January 25

Things of my life: the ethnographic Acts without words, letters without Xcèntric Archive. The Eye Hears, cinema of Chick Strand a sender. From Morgan Fisher and the Ear Sees programme 22 January Thom Andersen to Laida Lertxundi Norman McLaren, Lis Rhodes, Guy Sherwin 2 April and Jodie Mack A bitter well and a garden of 8 May - 5 November pomegranates: “Lacrima Christi”, Poet on a business trip. Ju Anqi by Teo Hernández 6 April Experience Manipulated. A playlist 29 January by filmmaker Jodie Mack for Xcèntric Musical Portraits (I): Step across Archive Anne Rees-Mogg. Sentimental journey the Border. Nicolas Humbert Jodie Mack, Len Lye, Maria Lassnig, Frank 2 February and Werner Penzel Mouris, Caroline Mouris, Naomi Uman, Rose 13 April Lowder On the meaning of construction. 30 June - 5 October Robert Beavers Musical Portraits (II): Let’s Get Lost. 9 February Bruce Weber Xcèntric Archive. Summer menu 16 April 6 July - 21 September To accompany the exhibition Laida Lertxundi, Norman McLaren, Érik Bullot, 2 “1,000 m of Desire. Architecture A camera before the landscape Patrick Bokanowski, Ilse Gassinger, Rose and Sexuality” Julie Murray, Emily Richardson, Sylvia Lowder, David Domingo (aka Stanley Sunday), Xcèntric presents four sessions centring on the Schedelbauer, Marcelle Thirache, Dan Browne, Gunvor Nelson and Ivan Ladislav Galeta relation between architecture and sexuality: Richard Tuohy, Robert Schaller and Johann Lurf Martha Colburn: Extreme Frames LA plays itself. Fred Halsted 20 April Xcèntric courses and workshops, October 12 February Stop-motion animation workshop with Martha El auge del humano Colburn A cinema of intimacy. The limits (The Human Surge). Eduardo Williams 3 - 5 October of what is filmable. Kazuo Hara 30 April 16 February The Woman with the Expanded Head Deconstructing Adam Curtis. Presenter: Marta Bassols Rituals of transfiguration. Kenneth Soy Cámara open lecture 5 October Anger, Jack Smith and Barbara Rubin Soy Cámara online 19 February Andrés Hispano, Fèlix Pérez-Hita, Ingrid Screenings in the presence Guardiola of the filmmaker The voyeuristic camera: Visual spaces 7 March Xcèntric of desire. Stan Brakhage and James 5 October Herbert Kosmopolis. Xcèntric Archive 23 February Kosmopolis. Continuous programme Aula Xcèntric. Free radicals. Jonas Mekas, Andrés Duque, Gustav Deutsch, A look at experimental cinema Xcèntric. The CCCB’s cinema. Daniel Pitarch, Marcel Pié Barba and Stan Directed by Gloria Vilches Brakhage March-April programme With Andrés Duque, Albert Alcoz, David 22 - 26 March Domingo (aka Stanley Sunday), Esperanza New Narcissuses after Cocteau: Collado, Ana Pfaff and Elena Duque the acid grooves of José Rodríguez Synaesthesias of experimental Soltero cinema and pop music Presentation of the course 5 March On the Xcèntric sessions of Bruce Conner 5 November and Musical portraits (March-April) Unheimlich. Secret dialogue, by Maria Ignacio Julià, Bruce Conner, Kenneth Anger, What is cinema made of? Klonaris and Katerina Thomadaki Andy Warhol, Harry Smith, Tony Conrad, Yoko Peter Kubelka, Len Lye, Martin Arnold, Peter 9 March Ono and Stan Brakhage Tscherkassky, Rose Lowder, Chris Welsby, 17 April David Rimmer, Stan Brakhage and Gary Afterimages. Films & performances Beydler by Kerry Laitala 23 November 12 March Xcèntric Archive. Primera Persona programme Diaries, notes and sketches Chantal Akerman, Jonas Mekas, Stephen Bruce Conner (I): Movie in my head Jonas Mekas, Ken Jacobs, Marie Menken and Dwoskin, David Perlov, Maria Lassnig, Naomi 16 March Stan Brakhage Uman and Guy Sherwin 30 November Bruce Conner (II): Breakaways 18 April - 14 May 19 March The camera as a paintbrush, Xcèntric Archive. Spring menu film as a canvas Agitation and propaganda. Art as Len Lye, Marie Menken, Jennifer Reeves, José Antonio Sistiaga, Walter Ruttmann, Cécile Rose Lowder, Vera Chytilová and Miriam a combat weapon in the cinema of Fontaine, Robert Breer, Jean Painlevé, Ton Bajtala Santiago Álvarez and Travis Wilkerson Sirera, Martha Colburn and Alexandre Larose 30 March 28 April - 31 May 5 December 26

Cultural Innovation International Prize Primera Persona - Miguel Gallardo and Juan Mediavilla

Kosmopolis Emergència!

Culturnautes City Station. After the End of the World 27

Public Space Kosmopolis - Teju Cole and Enrique Vila-Matas

Kosmopolis - Xavier Theros and Marina Espasa Björk Digital

Culturnautes Kosmopolis 28

The Unruly Eye Sponsor your Facility Internet Universe. Internet Universe Xcèntric Exhibition of photobooks by 50 pupils at the teaching resources Cloe Masotta Miquel Tarradell secondary school Training day for teachers Len Lye, Jack Smith, Andrés Duque, Paul 3 June - 27 August Moderator: Gina Tost Sharits, Peter Tscherkassky, Matthias Müller, Efraín Foglia, Jordi Oliver Solà, Liliana Arroyo, Gustav Deutsch, Ursula Pürrer, Hans Scheirl, Construct your story with Carla Boserman, Carlos Magro Mazo Gunvor Nelson, Stan Vanderbeek, Stan photographs! 7 October Brakhage, Ana Pfaff, Elena Duque “Photobook Phenomenon” for the whole family Courses and workshop 13 November 17 March – 27 August Programme of urban itineraries. In collaboration Xcèntric Archive. Programme What issues does the contemporary to accompany the exhibition city raise today? 4th Philosophy Olypmics “After the End of the World” El Raval, cosmopolitan territory / El Poblenou, in Catalonia Jean-Luc Godard, Matthias Müller, the productive city / Besòs, metropolitan river Dissertation based on the question “Is it possible Dominic Angerame, Eve Heller Aimed at schools and groups in the Apropa to cease being human due to technology?” 13 November 2017 - 29 April 2018 cultura network An analysis of the moral dilemma about the use Year round of aesthetic surgery for non-medical reasons, Itineraries aimed at baccalaureate and 4th year secondary Education school pupils. Service The City of Photographers 4 March Joint activity of the CCCB and the MACBA in the Educational projects related framework of Fotografía en curso, a programme to the exhibitions of A Bao A Qu. Aimed at schools and groups in the Apropa Touring Workshops in the framework of the cultura network exhibitions exhibition “The Thinking Machine” Year round Photography workshop Aimed at secondary school pupils Big Bang Data Internet Universe Mexico City Constructing the network Centro de Cultura Digital Workshops, teaching resources for the class- Facilitated by Efraín Foglia room and a training programme for teachers 28 January - 31 May 13 February Year round Prague Workshop, training DOX Centre for Contemporary Art The logic of programming 7 April - 14 August Facilitated by Irene Lapuente Online loans Massachusetts 14 March Year round MIT Museum The dilemmas of privacy Educate with art. 19 October 2017 - 30 March 2018 Facilitated by Liliana Arroyo and Quima Farré Training for teachers 23 May Human+ Facilitated by ClicMe Singapore The future of the Internet Aimed at professionals in social and educational interventions at social centres registered with the Art Science Museum Facilitated by Efraín Foglia and Elisabet Roselló Apropa Cultura network 20 May - 15 October 13 June 28 January Piso Piloto Guided visits to the exhibition Culturnautes. Summer day camp “1,000 m2 of Desire. Architecture Cordoba at the CCCB and Sexuality” Sala Vimcorsa A voyage through the galaxy of contemporary 22 June - 24 September culture! Guided visits and adapted visits Aimed at 6- to 14-year-olds Melancholia – a Sebald variation for the blind and people with visual Guest collectives: Invisibles, artistic collective of London difficulties the 21st winter circus of the Ateneu Popular de King’s College - Somerset House 25 October 2016 - 19 March 2017 Nou Barris, CliCme, Raons Públiques, A Home 4 March in Progress Film (AHIPF) and Fundació Sociocul- 21 September - 10 December tural ATLAS Visits associated with the exhibition 26 June - 21 July “Photobook Phenomenon”

Guided visits to the exhibition in the framework of the Alzheimer Programme 17 March - 27 August Exhibitions 29

European Prize for Urban Public Friends of the CCCB Reading Klub Space Friends How our surroundings affect the way we think and feel by Colin Ellard Mexico City of the CCCB 19 April “In Favour of Public Space” Exclusive activities for Friends of the CCCB Mextrópoli 11 March - 3 April Friends of the CCCB Reading Klub Guided visit to the exhibition “World Pilsen Un vestit blau a la maleta by Noemí Bibolas, Press Photo 2017” “Shared Cities 2016” with the presence of the author With Sílvia Omedes, director of Photographic DEPO2015 11 January Social Vision 21 June - 20 September 4 May and 1 June Brussels Talk and concert “Polis. 7 Lessons of the European Prize for “Cosmos, science and music, and the magic Friends of the CCCB Reading Klub Alex by Pierre Lemaitre Urban Public Space” of the galactic instrument that we play without 17 May European Parliament touching it” 17 - 19 October Enric Palau, Aurelio Juste, Adan Garriga and Benet Casablancas Guided visit to the exhibition Timisoara (Romania) 18 January “Pere Torné Esquius” at the MNAC “Polis. 7 Lessons of the European Prize for With the curators Urban Public Space” 30 May Centrul Multifunctional Bastion Guided visit to the exhibition “Romanesque Picasso” at the 18 - 27 November MNAC Guided visit to the exhibition Animation film cycle: From Doodles Exclusive activity for Friends of the CCCB, “Photobook Phenomenon” to Pixels MNAC, MACBA, Fundació Miró and Fundació With Moritz Neumüller Tàpies Philadelphia Exclusive activity for Friends of the CCCB, 24 January International House Philadelphia MNAC, MACBA, Fundació Miró and Fundació Antoni Tàpies 2 - 10 February Guided visit to the exhibition 8 June Las Palmas “1,000 m2 of Desire” Centro de Arte La Regenta With the curator, Rosa Ferré Guided visit to the new Sala Beckett 17 February - 1 April 26 January Plus discount on entry to the show Washington “Un tret al cap”, by Pau Miró National Gallery of Art Presentation of the exhibition 30 June 1 - 22 April “Oriol Vilanova. Sunday” at the Fundació Antoni Tàpies Screening of the documentary Adaptations in collaboration with the With the artist Invisibles and round table Diputació de Barcelona provincial Exclusive activity for Friends of the CCCB, Looking at the humanitarian crisis in Europe council MNAC, MACBA, Fundació Miró and Fundació from the viewpoint of the experience of Antoni Tàpies refugees “Immersed in Data” 8 February Bakri Bouchi, Ángela Martínez, Blanca Garcés, Lissette Lemus, Xavier Satorra Igualada Museu de la Pell d’Igualada i Comarcal d’Anoia Friends of the CCCB Reading Klub 4 July 13 January - 19 February Zona en obras by Leila Guerriero 22 February Presentation of the exhibition Sant Cugat “Allan Sekula. Collective Sisyphus” Centre d’Art Maristany Guided visit to the exhibition “Self- at the Fundació Tàpies 9 March - 7 May Organization” at the Fundació Miró With Carles Guerra, co-curator of the Sabadell With the exhibition curator, Antonio Ortega exhibition Museu d’Art de Sabadell 9 March Exclusive activity for Friends of the CCCB, 11 May - 16 July MNAC, MACBA, Fundació Miró and Fundació Guided visit to the exhibition Antoni Tàpies Manresa “Photobook Phenomenon” 11 July Centre Cultural el Casino With the curator, Moritz Neumüller 24 August - 29 October 21 March and 25 May Guided visit to the exhibition “Weegee by Weegee” Guided visit to the exhibition at Foto Colectania “Photobook Phenomenon” Exclusive activity for Friends of the CCCB at Foto Colectania 5 October With Horacio Fernández 4 April 30

Friends of the CCCB Reading Klub We Should All Be Feminists and The Thing around Your Neck by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie 18 October

Guided visit to the exhibition “The Entropic Box” at the MNAC 25 October

Guided visit to the exhibition “Brossa Poetry” at the MACBA With Teresa Grandas, co-curator 2 November

Guided visit to the exhibition “Sumer and the Modern Paradigm” at the Fundació Joan Miró 9 November

Friends of the CCCB Reading Klub Uncle Vanya and the short story The Kiss by Chekhov and Among the Russians by Colin Thubron 15 November

Friends of the CCCB Reading Klub On the Happy Life by Seneca and Lecture on Ethics by Ludwig Wittgenstein 13 December

Presentation and visit to the exhibition “After the End of the World” With José Luis de Vicente, curator of the exhibition 19 December 31 32 Participants

Zeina Abirached Clotilde de Brito Dive Dibosso Laia Abril Bani Brusadin Nicolas Dickner Agrupación Señor Serrano Evelio Cabrejo Sophie Divry Airaboi Rosa Cadafalch Nando Dixkontrol Nora Al-Badri Marc Caellas Eva Domínguez Jorge Albi Julia Cagé Orna Donath Albert Alcoz Isa Calderón Andrei Dósa All La Glory CaldodeCultivo Andrés Duque Albert Altimira Nati Calvo Buil Elena Duque Kiko Amat Toby Campion EcoLogicStudio Ramón Andrés Antonina Canyelles Jean Echenoz Lucía Andújar Jorge Carrión Lucía Egaña Xavier Antich Alejandro Cartagena Mariana Eguaras Archigram Mircea Cărtărescu Hasan Elahi Liliana Arroyo Paula Casal Brian Eno Anna Ascolies José Casanova Montserrat Enrubia Francisco Asensi Roberto Casati Flavio Escribano Manuel Astur Concha Catalán Marina Espasa Atzar Adélaïde de Caters Pol Esteve Gerry Badger Javier Celaya Daniel Etter Pau Baizán Adrian Chen José Luis Farias Asja Bakić Aritz Cirbián Natza Farré Bala Ferran Civit David Fernández John Banville Federico Clavarino Esther Fernández Cifuentes Patrícia Bargalló Clip Horacio Fernández Julián Barón Martha Colburn Isabel Fernández Colin Barrett Teju Cole Javier Fernández López Pablo Pietro Bartolo Esperanza Collado Eloy Fernández Porta Frederic Bartomeus Beatriz Colomina Aina Fernández Vidal Robert Beavers Fito Conesa Esteban Feune de Colombi Sílvia Bel Fransi Jordi Corominas Benjamín Figueres Jean-Didier Bergilez Carlos Coronado FiniTribe Ursula Biemann Luis Costa Efraín Foglia Fina Birulés Raquel Crisóstomo Mercè Folch Guillermo Blasco Ana Curra Manuel Forcano Jordi Blesa Montoliu Maja Daniels Irene Fortes Ricardo Bofill Kate Davies Dan Franklin Taller de Arquitectura Angela Davis À. Lorena Fuster Kate Bolick Carlos Delclòs Anna Gabriel Carla Boserman Lau Delgado Miguel Gallardo Francesca Bria Judy Dempsey Blanca Garcés James Bridle Iñaki Díaz Dora García 33

Timothy Garton Ash Erik Kessels Ian McEwan Achim Göerres Karl Ove Knausgård Juan Mediavilla Nilüfer Göle Alicia Kopf Jordi Mendieta Pedro Gómez-Romero Violeta Kovacsics Irene de Mendoza Glòria Gorchs Ivan Krastev Michelangelo Miccolis Grande Days Kerry Laitala Yann Minh Benjamin Grant Anna Lanau Miquel Missé Mar Griera Las Ruinas MNLTH Ingrid Guardiola L'Automàtica Antonio Monegal Alessandro Guerriero Martine Leibovici Manuel Moreno Güiro meets Russia Heather Leigh Joan Morey Anna Guitart Pierre Lemaitre Evgeny Morozov Hakan Günday Laida Lertxundi Timothy Morton David Guzman Frederic Lezmi Stuart Moxham Llŷr Gwyn Lewis Charles Lim Diego Muro Jack Halberstam Raquel Lima Nikolai Nelles PJ Harvey Ignacio Lirio Jo Nesbø Steve Hauschildt Mireia Lite Moritz Neumüller Steinunn G. Helgadóttir Literature Across Frontiers Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie Esteban Hernández Lucía Lijtmaer Ingo Niermann Julián Hernández Albert Lladó Niño de Elche Werner Herzog Salvador Lladó Bronka Nowicka Hipnotik Faktory María Llopis Pedro Olalla Paul Holdengräber Kirsty Logan Bel Olid Srećko Horvat Marisol López Jordi Oliver Solà Liz Howard Ana Mar López Contreras Manel Ollé Laura Huerga Ayza Teresa López-Pellisa Anna Omedes Hope Jahren Luca Lozano Sílvia Omedes Andrés Jaque Sergi Lozano Daniel Orviz Natalie Jeremijenko Machine Woman Miqui Otero Vladan Joler Carlos Magro Mazo Frédéric Pajak Louis Jolicoeur Stefano Mancuso Santi Palacios Jean-Yves Jouannais Mans o Martin Parr Kroot Juurak Manta Claudia Pasquero Haus-Rucker-Co Maresme Marc Pastor Giorgos Kallis Gemma Marfany Michael Pedersen Ryuichi Kaneko Alice Marwick Josep Pedrals Jackie Kay Amanda Masha-Caminals Nicolás de Pedro Daniel Keller Eva Mattes Josep Perelló Eugene Kelly Franco Mattes Francis Pérez William Kentridge Mariana Mazzucato Joe Pernice 34

Karl Ove Knausgård Angela Davis

Brian Eno Fina Birulés

Julia Cage Pietro Bartolo Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie Sreko Horvat

Hakan Günday Nilüfer Göle

Mircea Cărtărescu Linda Weiss 36

Hope Jahren Ian McEwan

Pedro Olalla Martine Leibovici

Victoria Reyes Colson Whitehead 37

Lynne Segal Jo Nesbø

Timothy Morton Concha Catalán

Judy Dempsey Jack Halberstam 38

Clara Peya Àngels Santigosa Julien Temple Ana Pfaff Tomás Saraceno Meritxell Terrón Jordi Pi Muntadas Viviane Sassen Xavier Theros Nigel Planer Thomas Sauvin Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o Marco Poletto Jon Savage Katerina Thomadaki Pol·len Edicions Alexei Sayle Lidia Tilotta Joan Pons Markus Schaden Carles Torner Carles Prats Nicolas Schöffer Meri Torras Prisma Anakana Schofield Gina Tost Marc Prüst Lynne Segal Bernard Tschumi Pere Puigdomènech Marta Segarra Camil Ungureanu Jordi Puntí Cristian Segura Unknown Fields Division Marie-Françoise Quignard Màrius Serra Jose Valenzuela Ruiz Josep Ramoneda Salvador Simó Víktor Valles Ángel Raya Kleri Skandami Charlotte Van den Broeck Victoria Reyes Sky H1 Jordi Vaquer Fanés Maribel Riaza Jordi Solà Francisco Vargas Echeverría Daniel Riera Ricard Solé Brigitte Vasallo Rimini Protokoll Salva Soler Danja Vasiliev Riot Über Alles Sílvia Soler Esther Vera Paco Roca Ania Soliman Joan Vergés Gifra Xavier Rodó Carles Sora José Luis de Vicente Javier Rodrigo StayHigh Toni Vidal «El Gitano» Jaime Rojo Space Surimi Arvis Viguls Raquel Rolnik Spike Enrique Vila-Matas Begoña Román Kim Stanley Robinson Gloria Vilches Jana Romanova Alison Statton Paulina Wardęga Lauren Romeo Peca Stefan Ian Watson Nathalie Ronvaux Katja Stuke & Oliver Sieber Linda Weiss Nieves Rosendo Juan Antonio Suárez Kevin Williamson Arundhati Roy Paulí Subirà Claramunt Colson Whitehead Juliana Rueda Joan Subirats Johannes Wohnseifer Groenendijk Paul Ruseler Suggs (Madness) Liam Young Graham Sack Amy Suo Wu Remedios Zafra Carl Safina Superflux Patrizia Ziveri Robert Sala Superstudio Mikhail Zygar Raffaella Salierno Taller Estampa Laura Sam Daniel Tammet Joana Sánchez Rafael Tapounet Belén Santa-Olalla Albert Tarancón Marta Sanz Telefon Tel Aviv 39

Timothy Garton Ash Raquel Rolnik

Arundhati Roy Ramón Andrés

Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o Remedios Zafra 40 Publications

Exhibition catalogues

Photobook Phenomenon After the End of the World Photobooks have become increasingly popular in re- The Paris Agreement has become the international cent years and occupy a central place in contemporary community’s definitive attempt – and perhaps its final photography. Nowadays, more photobooks are produced, opportunity – to halt the most catastrophic consequences bought and sold, swapped and collected than ever before. of climate change. At some point in the second half of

Independent publishing and the self-publishing of books the 21st century, there will have to be zero CO2 emissions and fanzines have become a phenomenon that has had a into the atmosphere and the transition to an energy model considerable impact on both the publishing industry and based on decarbonisation will have to be complete. the art world, and there is an evident return to the printed Achieving the goals of the Paris Agreement is a collective object, even though we are at the height of the digital era. challenge for which there are few historical precedents. Many artists have found this format to be a good tool for If we manage it, the world between 2050 and 2100 will showing their work and the perfect place for experimenta- be dramatically different to the world we were born into tion and creativity. In addition, there is a growing interest in and grew up in. To get there, we will have to accept that reinterpreting the history of photography through the role the problem is not just one of engineering. of the photobook and printed photographs.

Authors: Moritz Neumüller, Lesley A. Martin, Markus Schaden, Frederic The transition will require great effort and sacrifices: we will Lezmi, Martin Parr, Horacio Fernández, Ryuichi Kaneko, Gerry Badger, have to rethink food production, the design of cities and ho- Erik Kessels, Irene de Mendoza mes, transport and demographic growth. Above all, howe-

112 p. / 180 il. / 19 × 26 cm / 28€ ver, we will need to improve our ability to imagine a world ISBN: 978-84-17047-03-0 (català) in which the notion of progress is no longer linked to that of ISBN: 978-84-17047-04-7 (castellano) growth, and in which the unlimited extraction of resources ISBN: 978-84-17047-05-4 (English) stops being the basis of our relationship with the planet. CCCB, Fundació Foto Colectania, RM Editores, 2017 Developing the ability to imagine another world necessarily involves taking ideological, political and cultural stances.

Authors: José Luís de Vicente, McKenzie Wark , Timothy Morton, Patricia Vieira, Kim Stanley Robinson

160 p. / 100 il. / 17 × 24 cm / 20€ ISBN: 978-84-9803-813-2 (català- English) ISBN: 978-84-9803-814-9 (castellano - English) CCCB - Direcció de Comunicació de la Diputació de Barcelona, 2017 41

Breus CCCB

#80 Marina Garcés, #81 Pedro Olalla, El viejo #82 Judith Butler, Cossos #83 Seyla Benhabib, Humanitats en transició / futuro de la democracia / que encara importen / Existeix el dret a tenir Humanities in transition Democracy´s old future Bodies that still matter drets? / Is there a right to have rights? “What sorts of knowledge “Any democracy worthy of “How can bodies be re- and cultural practices do we the name cannot be found cognized when they do not “How can we rethink the need to work on, develop wanting when it comes to fit the social norm of what interdependence between and share to create a better ways of benefitting from the bodies should be?” the politics and international society?” political potential of people in 84 p. / 12,5 x 17 cm / 6€ human rights and humanita- ISBN: 978-84-697-7461-8 their most mature years.” ISBN 978-84-697-7463-2 rian law beyond voluntarism (català – english) (català - English) and cynicism?” 52 p. / 12,5 x 17 cm / 6€ 68 pp. / 12,5 × 17 cm / 6€ CCCB, 2017 ISBN 978-84-697-7462-5 96 p. / 12,5 x 17 cm / 6€ CCCB, 2017 (castellano - English) ISBN 978-84-697-7464-9 CCCB, 2017 (català - English) CCCB, 2017

#84 Rosi Braidotti, #85 Dipesh Chakrabar- #86 Liah Greenfeld, Les posthumanitats ty, Clima i capital: sobre Nacionalisme i democràcia a debat / The contested històries entrellaçades / / Nationalism and posthumanities Climate and capital: democracy on conjoined histoires “The humanities in “Where does nationalism the posthuman era of “By what right or on belong, then – on the left or Anthropocene should not what grounds do we on the right? Does it change be restrained by the Human arrogate to ourselves the sides? What is its position – let alone “Man” – as its almost exclusive claims to vis-à-vis democracy?” proper object of study.” appropriate for human needs 88 p. / 12,5 x 17 cm / 6€ 108 p. / 12,5 x 17 cm / 6€ the biosphere of the planet?” ISBN 978-84-697-7467-0 ISBN 978-84-697-7465-6 100 p. / 12,5 x 17 cm / 6€ (català - English) (català - English) ISBN 978-84-697-7466-3 CCCB, 2017 CCCB, 2017 (català - English) CCCB, 2017

42 Social Programme 2017

Apropa Cultura we conducted guided visits to the collections of the Apropa Cultura is a gateway to inclusion aiming to ensure various venues. The programme started at the Museum accessibility for all citizens to cultural amenities. It is an of L’Hospitalet de Llobregat and five visits have been initiative that brings together theatres, auditoriums and organised to date. museums with organisations in the social sector to make The programme is currently being consolidated in Vic culture accessible to everyone. as a city project. At the request of the Council’s Culture The CCCB has formed part of it since 2013, including its Department and the University of Vic, we are involving all exhibitions and urban itineraries, as well as offering visits the city’s cultural institutions: museums, music and dance to the old Casa Provincial de Caritat almshouse, now its centres, and cinemas. On 7 October 2017, the first visit headquarters. was organised to the Episcopal Museum together with a dance project of Vic’s Theatre Institute. In 2017, 40 visits took place: physical disability, 5 groups / intellectual disability, 6 groups / drug addiction, 5 groups / Following the proposal of an agreement to the Office immigration, 2 groups / justice, 2 groups / poverty, of Artistic Dissemination of the Diputació de Barcelona 1 group / mental health, 18 groups / homelessness, provincial council, we were asked to start organising visits 1 group. to the travelling contemporary art exhibition “Enthusiasm”, produced by the MACBA. The first visit took place on www.apropacultura.cat 27 October in Badalona, the second on 25 December in Ripollet. We are now working on a map of the network CCCB Alzheimer Programme of museums that offer visits to people with Alzheimer. The CCCB Alzheimer Programme is aimed at people affected by the illness, their families and their carers. Museums and accessibility work group The programme offers guided visits to the exhibitions Together with other museums in Barcelona and the and a special film programme. metropolitan area, the CCCB forms part of a work group In 2017, guided visits were conducted to the exhibitions focussing on accessibility in museums that records its “Photobook Phenomenon” and “After the End of the experiences in the blog of the Museums and Accessibility World”. Together with the programme “Let’s go to the community of practice: Cinema” and the visit to the Casa de Caritat (with an http://museusiaccessibilitat.blogspot.com.es/ explanation of the history of the almshouse told in the photographs of Josep Brangulí), the total of participants rose to 329 people. Raval Programme In the course of the year, other activities and actions were “Sponsor Your Facility.” Miquel Tarradell secondary also organised: school “Learning and service” programme This project, set up four years ago, promotes collaboration At the proposal of the Blanquerna-Ramon Llull University, and joint work between cultural amenities and schools the CCCB took part in the “Learning and service” in El Raval, with the aim of including children, young programme to give students the chance to learn while people, and their families in the cultural activity of the doing community service. Two classes were given to the neighbourhood. morning and afternoon students, who also visited the In the course of the 2016-2017 academic year, headquarters of the AFAB to meet its members. Finally, CCCBEducació and the photography collective CliCme, on 24 and 26 April, at the CCCB, the students carried out in collaboration with a group of teachers at Miquel an activity designed for them with members of the AFAB. Tarradell secondary school, developed a photography and literature project based on the proposals of the Culture and Alzheimer programme “Photobook Phenomenon” exhibition. On 9, 10 and 11 November, the CCCB presented its Alzheimer programme at the 7th Nacional Alzheimer The project culminated in an exhibition that was open Congress CEAFA, held in Malaga. to the public from 3 June to 27 August 2017, in the exhibition spaces of the CCCB. The Culture and Alzheimer programme was also presented in museums in Barcelona province, where http://www.totraval.org/ca 43

Practical placements at the CCCB The CCCB has an agreement with the Casal dels Infants association in El Raval which offers practical placements in the CCCB’s Maintenance Service, in the framework of the Initial Professional Qualification Programmes (PQPI). If pupils complete their placement satisfactorily, they have the possibility of receiving a scholarship exclusively for course fees and school material, with the aim of being able to continue formal training and have first work experience. Since 2014, we have had as many pupils in practical placement as pupils receiving the scholarship for collaboration with the Maintenance Service. The aim is that the pupil who carries out the placement should be the candidate for the scholarship.

Culturnautes scholarships Culturnautes took place from 26 June to 21 July. The CCCB’s summer day camp for children is a space to encourage each participant’s capacity to explore, discover and stimulate curiosity. This inclusive activity reflects the CCCB’s responsibility to offer a space where all children have access to training by means of cultural experience. Obra Social “la Caixa” awarded 29 grants to enable children and young people in El Raval to enjoy this activity, recognised by Barcelona City Council.

Micro-donations The CCCB team has a micro-donation project of 1€ a month to raise money for social causes. In this sixth year, the money went to the association Amics de la Gent Gran. 44 Audience

Visitors to the cccb

2013 313.580 visits 2014 427.804 visits 2015 383.866 visits 2016 457.394 visits 2017 382.164 visits

Total visits

457.394 427.804 384.388 382.164

313.829

2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

The number of visits to the CCCB in 2017 was 382,164. The previous year, 2016, was the year with most visits in the Centre’s history; in 2017 the number of annual visits fell by 16%. In 2017, visits to exhibitions represented 43% of the CCCB’s total, with 44% to in-house activities.

Evolution of the visits 2016/2017

2016 2017 232.447 166.502 145.650 136.283 32.211 29.031 23.105 21.397

Exhibitions Activities Panel discussions Archives 45

Visitors’ opinions

In 2017, systematic customer satisfaction surveys were conducted. The exhibition “Photobook Phenomenon” collected a wide variety of comments. Below is a selection: “Everything. The exhibition set-up. The subjects. The way the books and images were displayed.”

“Transmitting history and culture through images is fantastic and more didactic! I loved it.”

“It made me think how an image can say much more than words.”

“The end of the exhibition. The part where you can look at the books.”

Visitors to the immersive experience “Björk Digital” said:

“What I most like is the idea of bringing together the public with virtual reality and Björk.”

“The way Björk uses technology and music to express herself.”

“The originality and the possibility of discovering different possible experiences with virtual reality.”

“I can’t put it into words.”

In the first two months, the exhibition “After the End of the World” has attracted the following comments:

“It makes you think that technological advances are insignificant next to human blindness. We can’t see further than our own noses. The future is just money in the short-term.”

“It makes us think about our imprint on the world as active beings.”

“A new reflection on us and everything that surrounds us.”

“What I liked best is that it makes people think how important it is to prevent global warming.”

“The focus on the dilemma and the challenge facing humankind.”

“I like the way it talks about our past, present and future. Not just saying ‘Stop burning fossil fuels’, but explaining why.”

“The exhibition not only questions the economic and human activities that have brought us to this historical point, it also offers solutions. It doesn’t rely on fearmongering to scare spectators.” 46

Type of visitor to the exhibitions

Most of the visitors to exhibitions in 2017 were women, and a large number of new visitors were attracted to the CCCB’s exhibitions.

Have been before

45% 47% Women 55% Men 53%

First time

Place of residence

As regards place of residence, if we analyse data for the whole year, the majority is not resident in Catalonia, with 32% residents from all over Europe, 16% from the rest of the world and 6% from other autonomous communities in Spain. Here, there is a large difference between exhibitions, with “Photobook Phenomenon”, which ran in the summer, attracting a high percentage of tourists, whereas the exhibitions “World Press Photo” and “After the End of the World” were visited by a high percentage of residents of metropolitan Barcelona.

Rest of the world Europe Rest of Spain Rest of Catalonia Barcelona 1000 m2 of Desire World Press Photo 2017 Photobook Phenomenon After the End of the World 2017 47

Total Barcelona city 2017

From Barcelona city, visitors were mostly residents of the Eixample, followed by Gràcia, Ciutat Vella and Sarrià-Sant Gervasi.

Sant Martí

Sant Andreu

Nou Barris

Horta-Guinardó

Gràcia

Sarrià-Sant Gervasi

Les Corts

Sants-Montjuïc

Eixample

Ciutat Vella

0 5 10 15 20 25 30

Totals tourists 2017

Most of the tourists were from Europe, predominantly from France and the United Kingdom, followed by Italy. Among those from the rest of the world, the number of visitors from the USA stood out.

Germany

Belgium and the Netherlands

France

Italy

United Kingdom

Russia

Rest of Europe

USA

Canada

Brazil

Colombia

Argentina

Rest of America

China

Japan

India

Rest of Asia

Africa

Oceania

0 5 10 15 48

Who visitors come with

Visitors to exhibitions at the CCCB come mostly alone or with one other person. It is noteworthy that the exhibition “After the End of the World” was visited by a larger volume of families and also groups of friends (3 or more).

1000 m2 of Desire

World Press Photo 2017

Photobook Phenomenon

After the End of the World

With family and friends With friends 2017 With family (children) With partner Alone

How they found out

Visitors to the CCCB find out about exhibitions in very different ways. Here, too, there is a difference between year round and the summer months, when tourist information obviously predominates. One in five people were recommended to go and see the exhibition, one in four found information on websites, and one in four through tourist information. It is worth 0 500 1.000 1.500 2.000 2.500 3.000 of note that the exhibition “After the End of the World” has a high percentage of recommendations from schools and universities.

1000 m2 of Desire

World Press Photo 2017 Post, email, SMS... Flyers, triptychs School/university Photobook Phenomenon Had visited before Passer-by Recommendation After the End of the World Advertising in street Media Other webs / Social networks 2017 The Centre’s website / Social networks Tourist information Tourist guides / maps 0 -10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% 49

Social and educational programme

January

February

March

April

Alzheimer Programme May Habitació 1418 Educate with art

June Culturnautes Internet Universe Workshop Group itineraries July The City of Photographers workshop Photography workshop: August image, word, city We are planetarian workshop

September Energy moves everything workshop City Station After the End of the World - groups October World Press Photo - groups Photobook Phenomenon - grups November 1000 m2 of Desire - groups After the End of the World - guided visits December Photobook Phenomenon - guided visits 1000 m2 of Desire - guided visits 0 500 1.000 1.500 2.000 2.500 3.000

Visitors to the CCCB’s travelling exhibitions

2017 2016 195,602 visits 161,627 visitors

8 exhibitions at a total of 16 venues worldwide 4 exhibitions in a total of 12 venues worldwide

Noteworthy: Noteworthy: Human+ Singapur Big Bang Data Singapore Big Bang Big Bang Data Prague and Mexico Data London 100,194 Les variacions 81,000 57,190 Sebald 52,000 London 9,000 50

Virtual public

Visits to all the CCCB’s websites 2017 2016 All the CCCB’s websites 1,371,642 1,345,342 + 1.95% CCCB 982,545 978,613 + 0.40% Public Space 304,690 474,888 - 35.84% CCCBLab 187,760 164,203 + 14.35% Björk Digital 121,749 - - Kosmopolis 75,80 22,417 + 238.15% Xcèntric 53,870 40,663 + 32.48% CCCB Education 31,478 40,372 - 22.03% Veus CCCB 29,03 33,719 - 13.89%

Visits to the CCCB website 2017 2016 Users 610,004 602,751 1.20% New users 591,990 589,791 0.37% Sessions 982,545 978,613 0.40% Sessions per user 1.61 1.62 -0.79% Pages viewed 2,259,420 2,356,459 -4.12% Pages/session 2.30 2.41 -4.50% Average time 00:01:52 00:02:00 -7.09% Bounce rate 56.24% 55.45% 1.42%

User profile 58% of users are aged between 25 and 44 40%

30% male female 40.3% 59.7% 20%

10% 16-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 +65 0% 67.50% of total users 65.77% of total users Location The international public increased by 7.5% and now represents 24% of visits 2017 % 2016 % Barcelona 307,300 47.13% 318,688 49.87% -3.57% Spain 467,958 75.69% 472,218 77.87% -0.54% Internacional 140,341 24.19% 130,533 22.13% +7.51% Europe 529,810 86.17% 526,083 87.40% +0.71% Spain 467,958 75.69% USA 15,943 2.58% United Kingdom 13,085 2.12% Mexico 12,802 2.07% Colombia 9,783 1.58% Argentina 9,063 1.47% France 8,715 1.41% Germany 8,211 1.33% Italy 7,657 1.24% Chile 3,986 0.64% 51

Devices Mobile phone website traffic represents almost 40% 2017 % 2016 % Desktop computer 331,549 54,58% 351.028 58,11% -5,55% Mobile phone 239,916 39,50% 209.380 34,66% +14,58% Tablet 35,981 5,92% 43.677 7,23% -17,62%

Traffic sources 2017 % 2016 % Search 379,585 62.2% 344,012 57.1% 10.34% 35,573 Direct 128,981 21.1% 138,296 22.9% -6.74% -9,315 Referral 45.077 7.4% 71,748 11.9% -37.17% -26,671 Social 64,850 10.6% 74,891 12.4% -13.41% -10,041 CCCB email 11,921 2.0% 11,143 1.8% 6.98% 778

Facebook 43,886 66.76% 54,840 71.80% -19.97% -10,954 Twitter 19,108 29.07% 19,767 25.88% -3.33% -659 Instagram 940 1.43% 118 0.15% 696.61% 822

Website sections 2017 % 2016 % Home 361,860 16,29% 392,015 16.96% -7.69% Exhibitions 492,717 22,19% 518,849 22.45% -5.04% Activtats 731,398 32,94% 800,982 34.66% -8.69% Multimèdia 162,273 7,31% 125,917 5.45% +28.87% The CCCB 160,440 7,22% 164,266 7.11% -2.33% Agenda 45,775 2,06% 49,387 2.14% -7.31% Participants 159,852 7,20% 133,180 5.76% +20.03% Visit 78,613 3,54% 99,074 4.29% -20.65% Search 27,798 1,25% 27,345 1.18% +1.66%

Social networks 2017 2016 Followers on Twitter 206,330 175,687 +17.44% Followers on Facebook 88,365 73,727 +11.72% Followers on Instagram 25,947 12,500 +107.58%

Video playbacks There was a major increase in playback time on YouTube 2017 2016 Vimeo 23,820 h. 20,648 h. +15.36% Youtube CCCB 10,775 h. 1,877 h. +473.97% Youtube SoyCamara 8,872 h. 2,069 h. +328.23% Total 43,467 h. 24,594 h. +76.74% 52 53 54 Budget Income

Initial forecast Actual income at 31-12-2017 Direct income from activities 1,234,000.00 936,596.87 Contributions from public organisations 8,493,900.00 9,083,796.77 Asset capitalisations 148,000.00 165,912.28 Capital transfers for financing of investments 485,900.00 280,725.94 TOTAL 10,361,800.00 10,467,031.86

Expenditure

Initial forecast Actual expenditure at 31-12-2017 Personnel 4,229,400.00 4,092,642.02 Activity and structure 5,579,200.00 5.209,427.21 Finantial expenses 2,000.00 3,292.51 Current transfers 65,300.00 46,656.36 Real investments 485,900.00 320,817.05 TOTAL 10,361,800.00 9,672,835.15

Remaining adjusted liquid assets (lessened by the expenses pending to apply to the budget and the credits to incorporate in 2018) 13,195.71 Adjusted budget result 1,096,150.38

Income Expenditure

2% 1% 3% 3% 9%

42%

87% 54%

Direct income from activities 936,596.87€ Personnel 4,092,642.02 € Contributions from public Activity and structure 5,212,719.72 € organisations 9,083,796.77€ Current transfers 46,656.36 € Asset capitalisations 165,912.28€ Real investments 320,817.05 € Capital transfers 280,725.94€ 55 CCCB Staff

General Director Audiovisuals and CCCBLab Area Production Unit Mario Corea Dellepiane Vicenç Villatoro i Lamolla CCCBLab — Head: Juan Insua Sigeroff Francisco García Rodríguez Managing Director — José Luis Molinos López Josep Desquens i Farrés Eva Alonso Ortega Òscar Monfort Pastor Maria Farràs Drago Gabriel Porras Zambrano General Coordinator Rosa Puig Carreras Elisenda Poch i Granero Technical and General Services Audiovisuals and Multimedia Service Francesc López Artero Head: Àngela Martínez García Management Secretary Emili Maicas Guillén Elena Martínez Bermúdez — Eduard Coll Deopazo Toni Curcó Botargues Finance Section Exhibitions and Cultural Marc Desmonts Sara González Puértolas Activities Area Glòria Fernández Vilches — Head of the Area: Rosa Ferré Vázquez Jordi Gómez Farran Mònica Giménez Moreno Juan Carlos Rodríguez González Marta Giralt Romeu Exhibitions Coordination José Antonio Soria Soria Maribel Zamora Gómez Mònica Ibáñez Dalmau Ígor Viza Serra Eulàlia Muñoz-Castanyer Gausset — Teresa Anglés Pérez Communication Service Budget Section Liliana Antoniucci Head: Imma Mora Boguña Anna Sama Vaz Anna Escoda Alegret — Eva Gimeno Cases M. Dolors Aran Perramon Audience Miquel Nogués Colomé Toni Bedia Cirio Maria Ribas Bruguera Montserrat Novellón Giménez Xavier Boix Lara — Àlex Papalini Lamprecht Remei Jara Cuenca Matilde Betoret González Montse Martínez Izquierdo Carme Blanco Pérez Touring Exhibitions Marina Doña Moreno Carlota Broggi Rull Magda Llaberia Cots Human Resources and Hiring Teresa Roig Sitjar Cori Llaveria Díaz Registration and Conservation — Mònica Andrés Beltran Neus Moyano Miranda Press and Social Networks Elisabet Belmonte Rivera — Mònica Muñoz-Castanyer Gausset Núria Ferrer López Susana García San Vicente — Victòria Florencio Vidal Josep Querol Pugnaire Lucía Calvo Bermejo Lara Martín Tarrasón Irene Ruiz Auret Eva Sancho Izquierdo Cultural Activities Manel López Jiménez External Resources Sara Tibau Aguilà Marina Palà Selva

Debates and Education Area Publications Head of the Area: Judit Carrera Escudé Susana Fernández Alonso — Núria Salinas Calle Sònia Aran Ramspott Neus Carreras Font Elisabet Goula Sardà Dissemination Anna Ibàñez Tudoras Amàlia Llabrés Bernat Teresa Navas Ferrer — Masha Zrncic Teresa Pérez Testor

CCCBEducació IT Division Bàrbara Roig Isern Iñaki Sainz Pérez — Guillem Bellmunt Duran Lluís Sangermán Vidal 56 Collaborating Institutions and Companies

A consortium of With the support of

Co-producing institutions and companies

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Collaborators

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16nou / Acción Cultural Española (AC/E) / Adeslas / Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) / Altaïr / Ambaixada de Canadà / Ambaixada de Dinamarca / Amgen / Amnistia Internacional / Anagrama / Analogic Té / ANIMAC / Antaviana / ARA Llibres / Arxiu Nacional de Catalunya / Associació Museu Internacional de la Guerra Civil Espanyola (AMIGCE) / Ateneu Barcelonès / Bacallà d´Islàndia / Barcelona Initiative on Technology Sovereignty (BITS) / Blackie Books / Blue Metropolis International Festival / Bowers&Wilkins / British Council / Cadena 100 / Cadena Dial / Canada Council for the Arts / Canon / Capitán Swing / Casa Àfrica / Catalan Films&TV / Catalunya Film Festivals / Catedral / Centset / CIDOB. Barcelona Centre for International Affairs / Col·legi d’Ambientòlegs de Catalunya (COAMB) / CUIMPB-Centre Ernest Lluch / Dataton / Districte de Sant Martí / Ecoalf / Edicions del Periscopi / Editorial Tusquets / Elisava / ESCAC / Europa Creativa Desk- MEDIA Catalunya / Europa FM / European Documentary Network / Filmin / Filmoteca de Catalunya / Free Damm / Fundació Catalunya Cultura / Fundació Catalunya La Pedrera / Fundació Han Nefkens / Fundació SGAE / Generalitat de Catalunya / Generalitat de Catalunya - Departament de Cultura, ICEC / Generalitat de Catalunya, ICIC / Gobierno de España / Goethe Institut / Government of Canada / Gremi de Llibreters de Catalunya / Hangar / Hipnotik Factory / Innovations and Human Rights / Institució Catalana de Recerca i Estudis Avançats (ICREA) / Institució de les Lletres Catalanes / Institut Català de Paleoecologia Humana i Evolució Social (IPHES) / Institut Català del Sòl / Institut d’Arquitectura Avançada de Catalunya / Institut d’Humanitats / Institut de Ciència i Tecnologia Ambientals (ICTA) / Institut de Cultura de Barcelona - Oficina de Ciència Ciutadana / Institut Français de Barcelone / Istituto Europeo di Design (IED) / L’Auditori / La Fàbrica de Cinema Alternatiu / La Seca-Espai Brossa / Lapsus / Leitat / Libros del Asteroide / Los 40 principales / MACBA / Malpaso Ediciones / Marvin&Wayne / MATICS / Media Antena Catalunya / Medialab-Prado / Microgestió / MINIPUT / Ministerio de Educación, Cultura y Deporte. Gobierno de España. Fomento de la lectura / Mondriaan Fund / Mostra Internacional de Films de dones / Movistar / Museu Molí Paperer de Capellades / Music Library & Sound FX / Nationales Postcode Loterij / Nau Côclea / Noucinemart / Orquestra del Caos / Orquestra de Cambra Catalana (OCC) / Paral·lel 40 / PEN Català / Penguin Random House Grupo Editorial / Performa, Nova York / Primavera Sound / Pro-Docs / Ràdio 3 / Raima / Random House Literatura / Red 927 / Renault / Renfe/SNCF / RM Editores / Ruzafa / Sajalín Editores / Santa & Cole / Seix Barral / Servei de Desenvolupament Empresarial (SDE) / Sociedad de Artistas Intérpretes o Ejecutantes de España (AIE) / Sumarroca / Tantàgora Serveis Culturals / Taula Eix Pere IV / Tecnocampus Mataró / Televisió de Catalunya / The Folio Club / Thinking MU / Time to talk, Programa Europa amb els ciutadans de la Unió Europea / Transbook / Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB) / Universitat de Barcelona (UB) / Universitat de Girona (UdG) / Universitat de Lleida (UdL) / Universitat Internacional de Catalunya (UIC) / Universitat Pompeu Fabra (UPF) / Universitat Ramon Llull (URL) / Universitat Rovira i Virgili (URV) / VIVE / Widephoto / Wow / Xarxa de Biblioteques de Barcelona 58 Use and Rental of Spaces

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Espasa Libros Barcelona City Council. Social Rights Office Espasa is poetry for Sant Jordi Talk: The power of social rights 22 April 13 June EDGE Funders Alliance Associació Catalana de Comunicació, Investigació i Estratègia Just Giving 2017 Polítiques 25 - 29 April Crisis management and successful results 14 June Sociedad Española de Farmacia Familiar y Comunitaria (SEFAC) SEFAC Barcelona delegation conference PSC Barcelona 4 May A year of government in Barcelona 14 June Fundació Carme Serrallonga “From Babylonia to Catalonia”. Talk by Pius Alibek and dance Centro Investigación Matemática with Bollywood Dancing Ganesh BARCCSYN 2017 5 May 15 June Asociación Kalizor Incatmoda 696 Bokalé (hungry) for a Gypsy revolution ICM thesis prade 2016/2017 6 May 15 June Anjumane Al Islah Lotifia Ideal Society-Barcelona Asociación Brain and Beer Barcelona Meeting BYNS 7 May 15 and 16 June Fundación Privada Photographic Social Vision Col·legi Oficial de Detectius Privats de Catalunya Around the world in underwater photography Detcon 2017 8 May 16 June Col·legi Oficial de Psicologia de Catalunya OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights Debate: Artificial intelligence vs biological intelligence Gender and intersectional activism: Coalition-building for a more 9 May tolerant society 21, 22 and 23 June Societat Catalana de Recerca i Teràpia del Comportament Workshop and 21st annual meeting of the SCRITC Fundació Privada Eina 11 and 12 May 50th anniversary of Eina 21 June NewCities Foundation GCDN member convention Barcelona en comú 11 May Talk with Yochai Benkler 26 June Ediciones La Nit Nike SB event BAU Centre Universitari de Disseny 19 and 20 May Master’s and postgraduate course closing ceremony 29 June BaM Associació Bioarquitectura Mediterrània 4th architecture and health congress Òmnium Cultural 26 May General assembly of Òmnium: “It’s down to us now” 30 June Assemblea Nacional Catalana Meeting of ANC - OC - AMI Elisa Interactive 27 May BCN Data Summit 2017 30 June Fundació Privada Centre de Higiene Mental Les Corts Photography competition 2017 awards ceremony Fundació Acadèmia de Ciències Mèdiques i de la Salut 29 May Let’s talk about management with Anton Costas 30 June Institut Municipal del Paisatge Urbà i de la qualitat de vida Green roofs competition HackCoLab 7 June AngularCamp 6 July Taller de cine React Fundació Bosch i Gimpera 7 June Summer school on management of creativity in an innovation society Circuit de Catalunya 9 July Presentation: Catalunya MotoGP Monster Energy Grand Prix 7 June Barcelona City Council. Directorate of Protocol Presentation of the Housing Observatory Institut Català de Nanociència i Nanotecnologia (ICN2) 10 July Debate: Nano2All – Brain-computer interfaces 7 June Asociación Millat-E-Kashmir Talk about Kashmir Asociación Comunidad de Inteligencia y Seguridad Global CISEG 15 July 1st CISEG work day 8 June Fundació Josep Irla Culture: the motor of social transformation Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona 18 July Emerging forms of political protest: towards political inclusion 9 June Fundació Concepció Juvanteny Violence: a systematic approach to prevention and treatment Médicos sin fronteras Espanya (MSFE) 27 July MSF-E 2017 general assembly 10 and 11 June Partal Maresma i Associats VilaWeb debates 1 and 28 September 60

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World Press Photo Lonely planet 01/05/2017 73 Selection from the Press — Exhibitions After the End of the World El Mundo 25/10/2017 74 Selection from the Press — Exhibitions

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After the End of the World Art Monthly Desembre 2017 78 Selection from the Press — Exhibitions

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El País 14/05/2017 Ageing Democracies Catalunya 97 Selection from the Press — Publications Breus El País 16/03/2017 98 Selection from the Press — Activities Emergència! Rockdelux 01/04/2017 99 Selection from the Press — Activities Món llibre La Vanguardia 10/04/2017 100 Selection from the Press — Activities Lapsus Rockdelux 01/05/2017 101 Selection from the Press — Activities Primera Persona Ara 12/05/2017 102 Selection from the Press — Activities

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La Razón 05/08/2017 The Influencers Catalunya 105 Selection from the Press — Activities Kosmopolis Leer 01/03/2017 106 Selection from the Press — Activities

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