1 CCCB Centre for Contemporary Culture of Barcelona Annual report 2016

CCCB Annual report 2016

A consortium of: Contents To change life 7 Vicenç Villatoro

General details 15 Activities 16 Participants 22 Publications 28 Social programme 30 Audience 32 Budget 38 CCCB staff 40 Collaborating institutions and companies 40 Use and rental of spaces 42

Selection from 47 the press

7 To change life — Vicenç Villatoro

Beyond the ongoing thematic strands that have formed the basis of the CCCB’s programme since it was launched, every year a linking thread has developed, almost like a “family trait”– often in an impromptu, unplanned fashion – that draws on many of the CCCB’s activities, and is shared by projects with very different formats and themes. Many of the key, and most ambitious, activities of the 2016 programme shared one of these “family traits”, in a tenuous yet significant way: a focus on what we could call private space, everyday life, the transformation of habits and conceptions that take place outside public space and also have a political importance. That is why, in the presentation of this programme, we mentioned that if the CCCB’s activities in 2016 were to have a general title, while being aware that this title would be too general and imprecise for the CCCB’s activities, we would probably choose “To change life”. Taking up André Breton’s exhortation which combined Karl Marx’s proposal to change the world and Arthur Rimbaud’s to change life, we became aware that it was worth focusing on these changes in everyday life and the private sphere, which are, perhaps, the ones that most profoundly change the world. Themes such as time management, ageing, the connection between sexual desire and architecture, the challenge of tourism, the role of literary fiction or new ways of audiovisual consumption, which are so closely linked to these seemingly private spaces, were the core themes of the CCCB’s programme in 2016. Based on this more general consideration, and following the thematic strands established in previous years, 2016 saw a marked increase in the number of exhibitions and activities held at the CCCB which had a great impact among the public, both in terms of generating public debate and in the number of visitors to the CCCB and people taking part in its activities. As a result, the CCCB ended the year with the highest numbers on record in terms of the people who have taken part in its activities – around 460,000 – representing an increase of about 75,000 people over the previous year. This increase was seen across the board in the CCCB’s own exhibitions, cultural events, debates and talks. The only decrease was seen in the number of people attending events held at the CCCB when its facilities had been hired out. This increase in the coverage given to our own activities was reflected in our virtual space, where the number of visitors to the CCCB’s offer has grown, on 8

World Press Photo Sampler Sèries

Primera persona - Sergi Pàmies

"Making Africa" exhibition "1000 m2 of desire" exhibition 9

Grec Experimental - Port Arthur Emergència - Des Âmes Libres

Poetry Slam Culturnautes

"The thinking machine" exhibition Making Africa - Eyewear design workshop with Cyrus Kabiru 10 average, by 25%. More specifically, our website received 1,310,000 visitors, representing an increase of 30%. To this we must add the 162,000 visitors who have visited the touring exhibitions produced by the CCCB in London, Singapore, Quebec, Mexico, Santiago de Chile and Madrid, to name just some.

—Third culture The thematic strand we refer to as Third culture was one of the main focuses of interest in 2016. It describes the encounter between scientific and humanistic culture. The exhibition “Human +. The future of our species,” opened in late 2015 and ran until early 2016. It was dedicated to the future of the human species based on technological change and attracted more than 100,000 visitors. It was the second most visited exhibition in the CCCB’s history and formed the basis of a series of talks and debates, including the ICREA debates, organised in association with this research institute. During the first quarter of 2016, talks and debates about manipulating awareness, the possibilities of stopping ageing and the enhanced brain were held to tie in with the exhibition “Human +.” Ageing was also the focus of the ICREA debates, held at the end of the year under the general title “Is ageing a disease?,” which featured Miguel Chillón, Maria Pia Cosma, Miquel Vila and Elena Galea. The exhibition “The thinking machine. Ramon Llull and the ars combinatoria” received some 50,000 visitors and also formed the basis of a wide range of activities designed to foster reflection on and raise awareness of Llull and his influence on the contemporary world. The exhibition was held to tie in with Llull Year, and in keeping with the CCCB’s vocation to be a contemporary organisation, was included in the Beta series, which is dedicated to the spaces where the scientific, humanistic and technological worlds overlap. Llull was a proponent of a total vision of knowledge and wisdom and was, in this regard, the precursor of certain trends of scientific thought – that led to cybernetics, to quote just one example – as well as philosophical and theological thought. And, in his desire to bring this wisdom to everyone, he was the first European to practise science and philosophy in the vernacular language, in addition to Latin and Arabic. This particular overview of Llull’s life and work was particularly appealing to many visitors, particularly schools and colleges. The exhibition curator, Amador Vega, explained his view of Llull at one of the talks held to tie in with the exhibition, while Joan Francesc Mira drew a comparison between Llull and Dante. Perejaume – who created one of the key works for the exhibition – directed the poetry reading “Llull in the darkness”, while Josep Maria Mestres Quadreny highlighted Llull’s relationship with the world of music. The opening session of the exhibition featured Amador Vega in conversation with Siegfried Zielinski and Peter Weibel entitled “Ramon Llull, thought and communication” a dialogue that also acts as linking thread to the forthcoming presentation of the exhibition at the prestigious centre for art and media, ZKM, in Karlsruhe, Germany, in 2018.

—World city

The thematic strand we refer to as World city is more social and political in tone. Its activities focus directly on the major transformations that change everyday life. The Barcelona Debate was dedicated to time, with contributions ranging from literature and sociology to philosophy about time organisation and its importance in the social order. Taking as its basis the idea expressed by Salvador Cardús that if we know how a society organises its time, we will know almost everything about its power relationships, how it is organised and its values, a series of talks – by Salvador Cardús himself, Judy Wajcman, Menchu Gutiérrez, Marina Garcés, Hartmut Rosa and Patrick Deville – looked at chronological time from different angles. The talks were linked to the initiative to switch time zones in Spain and turn the clocks back an hour and were actually scheduled an hour earlier than usual, at 6.30pm. All the CCCB’s talks on this theme are now held at this time.

The exhibition “1.000 m2 of desire” opened in late 2016 and dealt with the relationship between architecture and sexuality. The exhibition ran until early 2017 and set out to show how different social utopias – particularly in the 18th century, the second half of the 20th century and 21st century – imagined the spaces devoted to unconventional sexual pleasure. From the time of the utopian socialists and 18th-century libertines to Playboy magazine and the hippy movement, an architecture evolved – which was put into practice or not – designed for hitherto private pleasure. Beatriz Colomina gave a lecture about the perversions of modern architecture as part of the exhibition opening and other lectures and debates were held, including one on hair and seduction. Most of these events took place in 2017. 11

The exhibition “Making Africa. A continent of contemporary design” looked at the contemporary world from an African perspective through the visual arts and design. It was supplemented by lectures, debates and musical performances that also provided a vibrant and positive image of creativity in Africa. The exhibition also showcased a series of night-time summer concerts, screenings of new African cinema as well as lectures and panel discussions, featuring, among others, the writers Mia Couto and Chigozie Obioma.

The biennial European Prize for Public Space was also held in 2016. It provides the opportunity to evaluate and present experiments from throughout Europe in which the exemplary management of public space has helped resolve sustainability problems, memory management and social cohesion. The prize has already established its reputation and receives proposals from across Europe, with Eastern Europe having a growing presence. This year a Catalan project and a Polish one received prizes, along with many other thought-provoking entries on themes such as the way town planning can take part in tackling the deep-seated questions of social cohesion, coexistence and the conflictive relationship with the past and memory. These projects will go on to be shown around the world in exhibition format as part of a knowledge-transfer network involving European centres of architecture and interlocutors from many cities.

Throughout the year, we worked on a collaborative project about the political, cultural and social effects of ageing in Europe, in association with the Open Society Foundation. The results will be presented in 2017. Through a variety of knowledge tools, from social sciences to philosophical reflection, from documentaries to theatrical plays, five young European filmmakers and writers have reflected on the cultural and political consequences of the European population pyramids – of which the elderly are a major part – that are often far removed from the stereotypes and prejudices about the attitudes of this age group.

Another key theme dealt with this year in the political and civic sphere, was a reflection on the city and tourism, this time by Xavier Albertí. A short lecture series about Turkey was held as part of a project about European borders that we hope to repeat over the coming years. The writers Zeynep Oral and Elif Shafak came to the CCCB to give talks as part of this project. The CCCB also hosted another academic seminar on contemporary anti-Semitism. The programme of activities from the Institut d’Humanitats, which has always been closely linked to the CCCB, placed particular emphasis on current political and social issues and artistic language, particularly literature.

—Amplified literature Since it was founded, one of the CCCB’s core aims has been to become a meeting point and knowledge hub for the literature that is being produced around the world in order to bring it to a wider audience. The place where leading contemporary writers go and where people can go to meet them and view the current literary scene in context. A house of literature that understands literature as something that goes beyond the traditional concept of the book as a tool. Literature explains the present and although there is no denying that it does so through the book, on paper or in electronic format, it also does so in its amplified format through its impact on the audiovisual world, the performing arts, on narrative in images or with images, on screenplays, song lyrics, theatre projects... The biennial literature festival Kosmopolis is the major showcase for this core aim. For some time now, Kosmopolis has also hosted a permanent programme of literary events over the course of the year that keeps the spirit of the festival alive. In 2016, when there was no festival, Kosmopolis brought some of the leading figures from the literary world to the CCCB. In a more personal and intimate vein it also hosted Primera persona (First person), featuring readings and monologues. Leading authors and contemporary thinkers visited the CCCB. They included Don DeLillo, John Irving, Mia Couto, Adam Zagajewski and the above-mentioned Turkish writers Elif Shafak and Zeynep Oral. Thematic events were held as part of the permanent programme of Kosmopolis, such as the panel discussion about the stomach of the writers, with Jordi Nopca, Anna Dot and Eduard Escofet. Or the session devoted to new European voices, with Juana Adcock, Albert Forns and Erika Fatland. The visit by the writer Svetlana Alexievich and Nobel laureate is worth special mention. She took part in a crowded press conference and a Q & A session with the writer Francesc Serés. Other literary events included a talk by Miquel Berga on Orwell Day, dedicated to the memory of the writer. It explored the way his criticism of totalitarianism holds true today. A workshop on the future of books, seen from different perspectives, was held in association with the publishers Edicions 62. Luciana Castellina spoke about literature in the age of the internet, and Imma Monsó and Sergi Pàmies discussed their relationship as writers with digital technology. 12

—Audiovisual galaxy The permanent changes in the audiovisual galaxy are arguably one of the most visible traits of contemporary culture. The way we access culture, which we could call the culture of the image, is being constantly changed: how, when, where and to what extent we relate to this culture. The general trend has been to shift from the consumption of the audiovisual in shared public spaces to a more personalised access, in a more unambiguous, unidirectional way, as part of a highly diverse offer where new channels of participation open up and genres and formats are permanently altered as a result of technological changes and the new platforms for presenting contents. This is one of the permanent core themes of the CCCB’s programme and, in this vein, it has hosted some of the main festivals in the country as well as its own programme of events, including the Xcèntric film season, and Soy Cámara, a channel featuring audiovisual essays reflecting on some of contemporary society’s most pressing issues, including the way the internet operates as a place where images are produced and shared. L’Alternativa, the independent film festival D’A, Docs Barcelona, Miniput and OVNI were some of the seasons and festivals held in 2016. The range of events focuses on the world of experimental films that are not usually screened by commercial channels. It also looks at other phenomena, which would seem peripheral if we considered that these commercial channels were the centre of the universe, when they are, in some cases, extremely dynamic and foster emerging talent. This is the case with documentary cinema, animation, independent films, new proposals and new televisual or cinema formats from more far-off places. This year’s programme for the film festival L’Alternativa reflected on the relationship between the city and tourism and featured an opening talk by David Harvey. — Attracting a broader visitor base Throughout 2016, the CCCB made a special effort with its programme of events which were extremely well received by its visitors, most of whom came from Barcelona and its metropolitan area in addition to the rest of Catalonia. There were particularly high visitor numbers from the 20 to 40 age group. Many of them were regular visitors who had already taken part in other activities at the CCCB, and had gone through higher education. The aim of the CCCB was to expand its visitor base to age groups and people from regions and social backgrounds who hadn’t visited in sufficiently high numbers. In this regard, the shared initiative with the Macba, Room 1418, aimed to attract and foster loyalty among young people aged 14 to 18 by getting them to join in the activities at the CCCB. Specific programmes were particularly important in this regard, such as the coproductions with the Grec Festival –Li diuen mar, Tata Mala, Port Arthur and Claudia–, festivals like Emergència, The Influencers and Lapsus, or the activities at the Beta Station for the exhibition “Human +,” where it was possible to more accurately monitor visitor numbers. The data gathered showed that there were a greater number of younger visitors aged under 40. Nevertheless, increased efforts must be made to attract new visitors, without us having to eschew our hallmarks of innovation and cultural exigency that have defined the CCCB since it was founded. 13

Kosmopolis - Eurocon 2016 Xcèntric - Paul Winkler, Bondi

Internet Universe European Prize for Urban Public Space

Ràdio Kosmopolis 14 CCCB © Miquel Taverna 15 General details 16 Activities

OVNI Video Festival Barribrossa Exhibitions (UFO) Unknown Frame Observatory 11 May 2 - 6 March Human +. The future of our species Cinema Night of Museums 7 October 2015 - 10 April 2016 21 May Presentation «Cultura Film (revista Making Africa. A continent of filmada)» DOCsBarcelona contemporary design 9 March International Documentary Film 23 March - 28 August Cinema Festival 24 - 29 May The thinking machine. Ramon Llull MECAL Pro Cinema and the ars combinatoria Barcelona International Short and 14 July - 11 December Animation Film Festival Loop 2016 26 May - 10 June 2 10 - 13 March 1,000 m of desire. Cinema Videoart Architecture and sexuality 25 October 2016 - 19 March 2017 The music of the colours El cinema que et mou Interactive concert by cyborg artist 31 May World Press Photo 16. International Cinema professional photojournalism Neil Harbisson 13 March exhibition Music Primavera in Raval 10 November - 11 December Primavera Sound’s daytime, free- Lapsus festival access programme at the CCCB Activities 2 April 1 - 5 June Music Music Xcèntric Serielizados Fest Primavera Pro The cinema of the CCCB Primavera Sound’s music industry January - June / October - December International TV-Series Festival of Cinema Barcelona meeting 7 April 1 - 5 June Music Habitació 1418 Television New window of activity for El día minimúsica Culturnautes 14-18 years olds CCCB's summer day camp for 6- to 9 January - 17 December Concerts and activities for Teenagers the little ones 14-year-olds 10 April 27 June - 29 July Children Poetry Slam Music Monthly Literature Món llibre Grec Experimental Children’s book festival 1 - 31 July Performing arts Bio·fiction 16 and 17 April Children Science Art Film Festival Gandules. Outdoor cinema 23 January 9 - 25 August Cinema D'A Barcelona International Film Africalism Sampler Series: Free Radicals d’Auteur Festival 27 January 21 April - 1 May Africa in festivities: nights of live music Music Cinema and animated film 12 - 26 August Flic Primera persona Festival of Literature and Arts for 6 - 7 May MAC. Mercè Arts de Carrer 22 - 24 September Children and Youth Performing arts Performing arts 30 - 31 January Children Short films festival «+Humanos» Xcèntrics BAM. Barcelona Acció Musical 23 - 24 September Emergència! 7 May Cinema Music Independent Music Festival 13 February Music 17

Animac at the CCCB Miniput Tracking of emotions. Keeping and International Film Festival of Animation Conference on quality television sharing my emotions in Catalonia 26 November Start-ups and spin-offs seminar. Cinema University and business 24 - 25 September Drap-Art 28 January 16 - 31 December Beta activity, "Human +" B-Anime Film Festival Japanese animation screenings El dia més curt Supercomputing and medicine of the and activities The short-film party! future. Medicines and implants 1 - 2 October 20 - 21 December Debate conducted by Mariano Cinema Cinema Vázquez, researcher at the Barcelona Supercomputing Center Cinephone Soy Cámara online 27 January International Smartphone All year online Beta activity, "Human +" Shortfilm Festival Audiovisual 15 October The Barcelona debate. Our time Cinema Visit the Mirador 8 February - 14 March All year Debate The Influencers Unconventional art, guerrilla Pantalles CCCB television Bits and atoms. A relationship communication, radical entertainment Audiovisual to formalise All year 20 - 22 October Start-ups and spin-offs seminar. University and business Concert «Encontres» by the OCC Alzheimer programme 11 February All year 23 October Beta activity, "Human +" Music Friends of the CCCB Hackathon to develop hardware for Zeppelin All year body interaction Electroacoustic Music and Sound Collaborative meeting and Art Festival presentation of the resulting projects 28 - 29 October Debates 12 - 13 February Music Beta activity, "Human +" The machine to be another. L'Alternativa Facilitated by BeAnotherLab Cineforum: Fascination, fear and technological surrogates 22nd Barcelona Independent Activity from Habitació 1418 Film Festival 9 and 16 January Amour by Michael Haneke. Screening 14 - 20 November Beta activity, "Human +" and dialogue with Jordi Balló and Cinema Carlos Tabernero Attention under control. Changing 18 February Feminist Film Manifestos II ADHD medication for technology Beta activity, "Human +" International Women’s Film Festival at Start-ups and spin-offs seminar. Philosophy in a world in conflict the CCCB University and business Lecture by Carlos Fraenkel 10 - 12 November 14 January 24 February Cinema Beta activity, "Human +" Lecture El més petit de tots Cineforum: Fascination, fear and The electron and the truck. The trip 12th International Performing Arts technological surrogates Festival for the Youngest Children (0-5) of the nanoscience to the smart The Boys From Brazil. Screening and cities, and from the lab to the 10 - 13 November dialogue with Fernando Vidal and Performing arts companies Lluís Ribas Start-ups and spin-offs seminar. 21 January Screening of the three winning Beta activity, "Human +" University and business films from the WPP 16 multimedia 25 February Beta activity, "Human +" competition México: Where are the disappeared? 23 November Cinema Debate on the occasion of the screening of the documentary “Retratos de una búsqueda” by Alicia Calderón 22 January Debate 18

How much globalisation can we The world according to Irving. Awards ceremony of the 2016 bear? Dialogue between John Irving and European Prize for Urban Public Debate on the occasion of the Enric González Space winners presentation of the book De Kosmopolis continuous programme 4 July Walmart a Al-Qaida: els valors en la 12 May globalització Dialogue A universal language? Ramon Llull, 1 March thought and communication Debate Svetlana Alexievich: the voices In the framework of the exhibition "The of history. Conversation between thinking machine. Ramon Llull and the Plant totipotent cells. Towards a new Svetlana Alexievich and Francesc ars combinatoria» cosmetic industry Serés 13 July Start-ups and spin-offs seminar. Kosmopolis continuous programme Debate University and business 18 May 10 March Dialogue Ramon Llull and the grammar of the Beta activity, "Human +" world. The imprint of Llull’s system Reading Orwell Today. On freedom on contemporary art and knowledge Thinking affects and the right to tell people what they In the framework of the exhibition "The Lecture by Jo Labanyi don’t want to hear thinking machine. Ramon Llull and the 15 March Lecture by Miquel Berga, on the ars combinatoria» Lecture occasion of the Orwell Day 13 July - 4 December 6 June Debate The european disorder Lecture Refugee crisis, new frontiers and Inhabiting the world. Tim Ingold and global governance An evening with Don DeLillo. Philip Hoare 17 March Conversation between Don DeLillo 7 - 14 September Debate and Antonio Lozano Debate Kosmopolis continuous programme Listen to the brain. 8 June Adam Zagajewski: ecstasy and irony Brain Polyphony concert Dialogue 12 September In the framework of the Brain Poetry reading Awareness Week, BAW From the corporate sharing economy 18 March to platform cooperativism Generating through the logic of software/hardware Beta activity, "Human +" Presenting Trebor Scholz' book 9 June Talk about the problems involved in More or less human? Presentation producing technological art Debates as part of the 14 September "Human+" exhibition New voices from Europe. Dialogue Beta activity, "The thinking machine" 31 March - 7 April with Juana Adcock, Erika Fatland Debate and Albert Forns Pleasure and pain: a philosophy of drugs Kosmopolis continuous programme A revolution with no model. 14 June Lecture by Giulia Sissa Feminism and transformation. Conversation 19 September Lecture by Fina Birulés Lecture 5 April Cities in the 21st Century. Lecture Meeting with Francesco Indovina Democracy and nationalism On the occasion of the Cities in the Lecture by Liah Greenfeld Africa as a story 21st Century book launch 10 October Lecture Debates as part of the 16 June "Making Africa" exhibition Presentation 13 - 26 April Truth and amnesia Debate Tourism in Barcelona: the city as in contemporary China stage Yan Lianke in conversation The Stomach of the writers Lecture by Xavier Albertí with Manel Ollé Kosmopolis continuous programme 20 June 13 October Dialogue 21 April Lecture Workshop and dialogue Literature in the age of the internet Debate on the future of the book 30 June Debate 19

Workshop on combinatorics and Eurocon 2016. Science fiction Turkey, at the margins of Europe creative code. Systems ordered for convention Lectures by Zeynep Oral and Elif visual (digital) art Kosmopolis continuous programme Shafak With Universitat Politècnica de 4 - 6 November 21 - 24 November Catalunya. Barcelonatech Congress Lecture 15 October Beta activity, "The thinking machine" Is ageing a disease? Kafka. Los primeros años. Los años ICREA-CCCB Debates de las decisiones. Los años del Guided visits to "The thinking 8 - 29 November conocimiento by Reiner Stach machine" in the company of Debate 24 November specialists Presentation of the book The exhibition seen by Pau Alsina, Guided visits to "The thinking lecturer and researcher in Arts and machine" in the company of Mysteries of magic and illusionism Humanities Studies at the UOC specialists related to Ramon Llull 19 October The exhibition seen by Eduard Elias, A workshop conducted by Miquel Beta activity, "The thinking machine" computer engineer Duran and Fernando Blasco 9 November 27 November Journalism and the future of Beta activity, "The thinking machine" Beta activity, "The thinking machine" democracy Lecture by William Finnegan The future of the inclusive school The last London: a city abolished 24 October Presentation of the magazine The Lecture by Iain Sinclair Lecture Journal of Education 12 December 8 November Lecture The perversions of modern Presentation architecture: everything you The Mediterranean, in crisis wanted to know about it but 5th International Antisemitism Presentation of Mar Crítica were afraid to ask Seminar 14 December Lecture by Beatriz Colomina. within 10, 17 and 24 November, 1 December Presentation the exhibition «1.000 m2 of desire» Seminar 26 October CUIMPB programme Lecture Cineforum: machines, thinking Courses and power All year Should urban art be preserved? A cinematographic dialogue between Openwalls Conference 2016 two worlds (c. 1300 – 2016) Institut d'Humanitats courses International meeting about urban 10 and 24 November Courses and lectures art in public space Beta activity, "The thinking machine" All year 28 October Debate Musical automata Seminar about computational Global interdisciplinary resources in musical practice by Education metanetworks. A collective thinking Josep Manuel Berenguer Service machine 12 November Beta activity, "The thinking machine" Presentation of the current state of the Urban itinerary programme. What are Globàlium philosophical model the concerns of the contemporary by Agustí Rochet Culture and cities: the challenge of tourism city? 3 November Educational proposal around public Lecture by David Harvey as part of Beta activity, "The thinking machine" space L'Alternativa 2016 January - June 14 November What do machines think? Urban itineraries Artificial intelligence writing workshop Lecture by Fernando Cucchietti and Artur The city of photographers The talking machine García Photography workshop, MACBA/ Round table facilitated by Caterina 5 November CCCB. Balcells, Núria Castell and Eduard Beta activity, "The thinking machine" During school year Elias Educational proposal 17 November Beta activity, "The thinking machine" 20

The educational suitcase Activities in the framework of the — A critical, creative reflection on exhibition "Making Africa. Cornellà de Llobregat, Citilab internet-related technologies. Guided visits for the general public 5 May - 26 June During school year 23 March - 28 August — Internet Universe educational proposal Educational proposal — Vilanova i la Geltrú, Centre d'Art Family circuit and treasure hunt Contemporani La Sala Una mà de contes: automata, dolls 23 de marzo - 28 de agosto 26 February - 30 April and robots Workshop Presentation and screening of new — Pis(o) Pilot(o) episodes of the TV3 series, Una mà Eyewear design workshop with Mexico City, Museo Franz Mayer, as de contes kenyan artist Cyrus Kabiru part of the Festival Internacional de 23 February 28 - 29 May, 4 - 5 de June Arquitectura y Ciudad Mextrópoli Workshop Presentation at the Beta station 5 de marzo - 10 April

III Philosophy Olympics in Catalonia. Activities in the framework of Polis: 7 lessons from European Prize What is beauty? the exhibition "The thinking for Urban Public Space (2000-2014) machine. Ramon Llull and the ars Olympics with the participation of 43 Moscow, Teatre Aleksandrinsky centres and a total of 75 students combinatoria" 28 April - 29 May 27 February Guided visits for the general public Competation 14 July - 11 December From doodles to pixels Educational proposal With the collaboration of Acción Training in nanotechnology — Cultural Española Event for 14 schools with a total Visit adapted for blind or low vision Madrid, La Casa Encendida of 250 students 19 November 9 - 10 February Educational proposal 6 April — Presentation — Quebec, La Cinémathèque Space at the exhibition for reading, québécoise Activities in the framework of the playing and creativity 3 February - 24 March exhibition "Human+. The future of 14 July - 11 December — our species" Family workshop Guided visits for teachers, primary Valencia, Filmoteca de València 20 March - 13 April and secondary school students Until 10 April — Educational proposal Touring La Coruña, Centro Galego de Artes — Exhibitions da Imaxe Family circuit and treasure hunt 13 - 29 April — Until 10 April Big Bang Data Educational proposal Miami International Film Festival Singapour, Art Science Museum 9 March - 3 May — 21 May - 16 October — Guided visits for families and — robots workshop Trebon, Festival Antifilm Lima, Espacio Fundación Telefónica During Easter Holidays 3 - 8 May 22 July - 16 October Educational proposal — — — Liubliana, Slovenian Cinematheque Santiago de Chile, Espacio Fundación "Human +" short films exhibit 8 - 31 May 7 May Telefónica 10 March - 6 June — Educational proposals around experimental Ciudad de México, Centro Cultural film. Xcèntric archive Immersed in data de España en México — 7 - 29 September Terrassa, Sala Muncunill Sponsor your facility. — Institut Miquel Tarradell 10 November 2016 - 8 January 2017 With the collaboration of Oficina de Difusió New York, MoMA. Museum Educational proposals around experimental Artística de la Diputació de Barcelona of Modern Art film. Xcèntric archive — 7 - 15 September Rubí, El Celler — 9 September - 6 November Bucarest, Animest 2016 - Festival — International de Film de Animatie Caldes de Montbui, Thermalia 12 - 15 October 1 July - 4 September 21

— Guided visit to the exhibition Reading club Taipei, KIDAF, KuanDu International “Making Africa” for the Articket 14 December Animation Festival group, by Rosa Ferrer 30 October - 5 November 2 June Guided visit to the exhibition — “Endgame: Duchamp, chess and the Manila, Animahenasyon Debate “La mirada de l'espectador" avant-gardes” at the Fundació Miró 25 November - 7 December 13 June 15 December — Rehearsal of the show Li diuen mar Granada, Palacio Condes De Gabia 20 October - 15 December as part of the Festival Grec 30 June

Rehearsal of the show Tata mala as Holdings part of the Festival Grec 7 July CCCB Archive Rehearsal of the show Port Arthur as Xcèntric Archive part of the Festival Grec 12 July

Rehearsal of the show Claudia as Friends of the part of the Festival Grec CCCB 27 July Cineforum AI60: Robot & Frank Reading club 29 September 20 January Guided visit to the exhibition “The Visit to the exhibition “Miserachs thinking machine. Ramon Llull and Barcelona” at the MACBA the ars combinatoria”, by curator 23 January Amador Vega 4 October Visit to the exhibition “Face to face. Portraits from the Foto Colectania Visit to the Library Living Lab in collection” Volpelleres, Sant Cugat 10 February 6 October

Guided visit to the exhibition Reading club “Documents of action. Works from 27 October the Denney and Cordier Collections (1947–65)” at the Fundació Antoni Guided visit to the exhibition “1000 Tàpies by Carles Guerra, cocurator m2 of desire. Architecture and of the show sexuality”, by curator Rosa Ferré 3 March 27 October

Guided visit to the exhibition Reading club “Making Africa”, by the curator 9 November Amelie Klein 23 March Guided visit to the exhibition “World Press Photo 16” Guided visit to the new presentation 15 November of the Joan Miró Collection for friends of Articket BCN Guided visit to the exhibition “Hard 21 April gelatin” at the MACBA, by curator Teresa Grandas Guided visit to the exhibition 21 November “Making Africa”, by the CCCB Education service 28 April 22 Participants

Speakers at Una historia reciente de la violencia. Is ageing a disease? Miradas desde el terreno 8, 15, 22 and 29 November debates and 27 - 28 June / 4 - 5 July / 12 July David Bueno i Torrens, Jordi Camí, Xavier Aldekoa, Mikel Ayestaran, Miguel Chillón, Maria Pia Cosma, Elena lectures Mònica Bernabé, Agus Morales, Galea, Núria Jar, Miquel Vila, Jaume Our time Mónica G. Prieto Vilalta 8 February - 14 March Literature in the age of the Internet Culture and cities: Salvador Cardús, Patrick Deville, Daniel The challenge of tourism Gamper, Marina Garcés, Anna Guitart, 30 June Luciana Castellina, Imma Monsó, Sergi 14 November Menchu Gutiérrez, Pere Ortín Andrés, Pàmies, Josep Ramoneda Cristina Riera, David Harvey Hartmut Rosa, Brigitte Vasallo, Judy Wajcman Ramon Llull and the grammar The last London: A city abolished of the world Philosophy in a world in conflict 21 and 24 November 13 July / 29 September / 6, 20 and 27 October Carme Colomina, Zeynep Oral, 24 February Jaume Ayats, Txell Aymerich, Sebastià Elif Shafak Mireia Estrada, Carlos Fraenkel, Ahmed Bardolet, Pol Blancafort, Ricard Ghazali Cordoncillo, Josep Maria Mestres The last London: A city abolished Quadreny, Lluís Nacenta, Perejaume, Thinking affects 12 December Mònica Pagès, Josep Pieres, Ana Monica Degen, Iain Sinclair 15 March Sosa, Amador Vega, Peter Weibel, Jo Labanyi, Helena González Siegfried Zielinski Fernández Exhibitions Inhabiting the world More or less human? Making Africa. A continent 7 y 14 September 31 March, 4 and 7 April of contemporary design Philip Hoare, Tim Ingold, Imma Muñoz, Victòria Camps, Jean-Pierre Changeux, Ana Cristina Ramírez Barreto 23 March - 28 August Aubrey de Grey, Lydia Feito, Ignacio David Adjaye, Yelda Bayraktar, Mark Morgado, Bernabé Robles, Cristina Pleasure and pain: A philosophy of Coetzee, Okwui Enwezor, Till Förster, Sáez, Núria Terribas drugs Pierre-Christophe Gam, Porky 19 September Hefer, Manuel Herz, Cyrus Kabiru, A revolution with no model. Xavier Bassas, Felip Martí-Jufresa, Amelie Klein, Koyo Kouoh, Hicham Feminism and transformation Giulia Sissa Lahlou, Odessah Legema, Christian 5 April Vandersee, Mikhael Subotzky Fina Birulés, À. Lorena Fuster Democracy and nationalism The thinking machine. Ramon Llull 10 October Africa as a story and the ars combinatoria Agustí Colomines, Liah Greenfeld, 13, 18, 21 and 26 April Aurora Madaula 14 July - 11 December Tania Adam, Xavier Aldekoa, Akosua José Luis Alexanco, Pau Alsina, Adoma Owusu, Samuel Aranda, Mia Truth and amnesia Auditexaudi, Jaume Ayats, Ralf Couto, Ruth Fernández, Beatriz Leal, in contemporary China Baecker, Lali Barrière, Miquel Chigozie Obioma, Pere Ortín Andrés, Bassols, José Manuel Berenguer, 13 October Gemma Parellada Yan Lianke i Manel Ollé Fernando Cucchietti, Òscar de la Cruz, Jeongmoon Choi, Fernando Reading Orwell today: On freedom Journalism and the future of Domínguez Reboiras, Eduard Elias, and the right to tell people what they democracy Alexander Fidora, Artur García, don’t want to hear Joe Gerhardt, Sebastià Giralt, 24 October 6 June Philipp Goldbach, Ruth Jarman William Finnegan, Albert Forns Miquel Berga, Marc Martínez (Semiconductor), La mandarina de The perversions of modern Newton, David Link, Josep Maria Tourism in Barcelona: The city as architecture: everything you wanted Mestres Quadreny, Joan Francesc stage to know about it but were afraid to Mira, Museu de les Matemàtiques 20 June ask de Catalunya, Lluís Nacenta, Valère Xavier Albertí, Anna Pérez Pagès 26 October Novarina, Perejaume, Carles Sierra, Beatriz Colomina, Fredy Massad Barbara Maria Stafford, Carlos Tabernero, Amador Vega, Peter Weibel, José Maria Yturralde, Siegfried Zielinski 23

1000 m2 of desire. El día minimúsica Zeppelin 2016. Sound art festival Architecture and sexuality 10 April 28 - 29 October 25 October - 19 March 2017 El Comidista DJs, Núria Graham, Denis Dufour Jean-Didier Bergilez, Ricardo Bofill, Los Carradine, Los Fresones Rebeldes, Adélaïde de Caters, Beatriz Colomina, Los Tiki Phantoms, Joan Miquel Oliver El més petit de tots Fito Conesa, Dennis Crompton 10 - 13 November (Archigram), Pol Esteve, Esther Primera persona White (Catherine Wheels Theatre Fernández, Fulvio Ferrari, Rosa Ferré, 6 - 7 May Company – Escòcia) Gian Piero Frassinelli (Superstudio), Zeina Abirached, Renata Adler, Alberto Little Night / Sensacional (Imaginart) William Kentridge, Éléonore de Arce, ARIES, Javier Blánquez, Nacho Lavandeyra Schöffer, Yann Minh, Ingo Carretero, Dr John Cooper Clarke, Loo (Sergi Ots / Ponten Pie) Niermann, Marie-Françoise Quignard, El Guincho, Begoña Gómez, Aitor Guillaume Richard, Ania Soliman, Lagunas, Juan Marsé, Stephin Merritt, Günter Zamp-Kelp (Haus-Rucker-Co) Sergi Pàmies, Jordi Puntí, Quique Audiovisuals Ramos, James Rhodes, Pau Riba, Xcèntric: Jaume Sisa, The June Brides, Juan 7 February Cultural activities Pablo Villalobos, Carlos Zanón Boris Lehman, Pascale Bodet Sampler sèries: Free radicals Primavera al Raval 11 February Robert Beavers 27 January 1 - 5 June Peter Evans, Agustí Fernández, A.R. Kane, Julien Baker, Black Lips, 28 February Barry Guy Bradford Cox, Die Katapult, Downtown Daïchi Saïto Boys, Robert Forster, Cass McCombs, 17 March Emergència! 2016. Independent Mudhoney, My Expansive Awareness, Hannes Schüpbach music festival Power Burkas, Twin Drama, Cala Vento 13 February New voices of African cinema Grec 2016 at the CCCB BeatLove, Des Âmes Libres (D.A.L.), 21 April Sara Fontán, Gentemayor, Ghost July Akosua Adoma Owusu, Beatriz Leal Transmission, Holögrama, Malheur, Li diuen mar (Projecte PI(E)CE/ Rod V, Sorry Kate Programa Tantajove. Constanza The audiovisual unconscious Brncic, Nuno Rebelo, Albert Tola) 7 - 9 June OVNI 2016 Tata mala (Enric Montefusco & Buena Martin Arnold, Peter Tscherkassky 2 - 6 March Suerte) Mohammad Alsharqawi, Houria Let your light shine Port Arthur (Jordi Casanovas) Bouteldja, Jezabel Goudinoff, Natali 25 - 30 October Jesus, Pedro Jiménez, Áurea Martín, Claudia (La conquesta del Pol Sud. Jodie Mack Daniela Ortiz, Lamine Sarr, Boaventura Carles F. Giua, Claudia Victoria Poblete, de Sousa Santos, Lucas Tello Eugenio Szwarcer)

Lapsus 2016. Festival of avant-garde Africalism at the CCCB CCCB Lab electronic music 12, 19 and 26 August Kosmopolis. Continuous 2 April DJ Baba Sy, DJ Conga, DJ Cucurucho, programme: Ceephax Acid Crew, David Cordero, Nakany Kanté, Mû & Sasha, Anita Ràdio Kosmopolis Donnacha Costello, DJ2D2, Downbeat Zengesa Showcase: F-On & Urtzi, Karen Gwyer, 17 February Alejo Cuervo, Laura Huerga, Bruno HKE, In Da Cratz, Jlin, LCC, Lotic, The Influencers M.E.S.H., Mau Morgó, nthng, Powell, Sokolowicz, Sol Solà, Clara Peya, 20 - 22 October Pyrénées, Jose Rico, Philip Sherburne, Sandra Sangiao Zach Blas, William Binney, Simon Soul Jazz Records Sound System, Denny, Heather Dewey-Hagborg, Slurp TV Kenneth Goldsmith, Gene Kogan, Joey Skaggs 24

Mia Couto John Irving

Marina Garcés Svetlana Alexievich

Hartmut Rosa Aubrey de Grey 25

Beatriz Colomina Chigozie Obioma

Elena Galea Judy Wajcman

Menchu Gutiérrez William Finnegan 26

Battlestar Galactica: Humans vs From the corporate sharing Robots economy to platform cooperativism. 15 March Presenting Trebor Scholz' book David Baldeón, Àlex Santaló, 9 June Serielizados Mayo Fuster, Trebor Scholz

The stomach of the writers 21 April Marc Caellas, Anna Dot, Eduard Escoffet, Jordi Nopca

The world according to Irving 12 May John Irving, Enric González

The Voices of history 18 May Svetlana Alexievich, Francesc Serés

An evening with Don DeLillo 8 June Don DeLillo, Antonio Lozano

New voices from Europe 14 June Albert Forns, Erika Fatland, Juana Adcock

The pixel narrative: Rhianna Pratchett in conversation (in the framework of «Eurocon 2016») 9 November Rhianna Pratchett, Gina Tost

Brandon Sanderson, el maestro del Cosmere (en el marco de «Eurocon» 2016) 9 November Brandon Sanderson, Ricard Ruiz

The pixel narrative: Rhianna Pratchett in conversation (in the framework of «Eurocon 2016») 9 November Albert Sánchez Piñol, Alícia Gili — Internet Universe. Privacy dilemmas and the future of the Internet. Presentation of two new units of the educational briefcase 4 - 5 July Liliana Arroyo, Óscar Marín Miró, Efrain Foglia, Marilín Gonzalo, Solana Larsen 27

Heather Dewey-Hagborg Pau Riba and Jaume Sisa

Cyrus Kabiru Joey Skaggs

BeatLove James Rhodes 28 Publications

Catalogues

+ Humanos. El futuro de nuestra The thinking machine. Ramon Llull 1000 m2 of desire. Architecture especie / Human +. The future of and the ars combinatoria and sexuality our species In the intellectual context of the late In which spaces does sexuality move in What will the human race be like in 13th century, created by Arab, Jewish western culture? How do these spaces the future? As a species, how will the and Christian philosophers and scien- act when shaping and epitomising roles evolutionary process affect us? Our tists, the figure of Ramon Llull occupied and practices? From the sexual utopias species is becoming progressively a prime position. Llull was a prolific of Ledoux, Fourier and Sade to the different on the basis of an evolution writer and untiring traveller who inven- aspirations of hippy communes or the that involves science and technology. ted a new form of universal knowledge, radical architecture of the 1960s and In every sense. In the measure that the ars combinatoria, which can be 1970s, what programmes have sought human action, science and technolo- seen as a precedent of new information to have an influence in cities by contro- gy can modify the human body itself: technologies. lling space when defining or liberating its capabilities, its perceptions and sexual behaviour? its durability. But also in the measu- Combining historical documentation re that such human action has an and the more recent approaches of From the eighteenth century and the impact on the environment and so artists who have been inspired by his French aristocracy’s petites maisons, orients, constructively or destructively, work, the catalogue explores some with their specialised rooms, decoration the evolutionary processes of any surprising and little known aspects of and furniture, to bachelor pads presen- species affected by it, which means his thinking, and analyses Llull’s body of ted in Playboy, what is the role played absolutely all of them. And above all work and, most of all, his legacy from a by architecture in the strategies of of them, our own. Cyborgs, pros- contemporary viewpoint. seduction? How might one define these private spaces which have nurtured thetics, hybrids, robots, augmented Authors: Amador Vega Esquerra, Siegfried capacities, artificial intelligence, the Zielinski, Miquel Bassols, Fernando libertine intrigues? redesigning of our surroundings, Domínguez Reboiras, Charles Lohr, Barbara Contemporary sexography: from me- Maria Stafford lengthening lifespan, etc.: what do ga-brothels to apps, from darkrooms to scientists have to say about all this? ISBN: 978-84-9803-744-9 (català) cruising spaces, pornography, cybersex And artists? Where, exactly, are we ISBN: 978-84-9803-743-2 (castellano) and virtual reality. Today, many people headed? ISBN: 978-84-9803-745-6 (English) define sexual freedom as sexual liberali- 160 pp. / 130 il. / 17 x 24 cm / 20€ (català / sation. What time is reserved for sexual Authors: Cathrine Kramer, Ricard Solé, Michael castellano) - 25€ (English) John Gorman, Mavi Sánchez-Vives, Rachel CCCB - Direcció de Comunicació de la pleasure now that our days are divided Armstrong, Rosa Ferré Diputació de Barcelona, 2015 into time for production and time for ISBN: 978-84-9803-726-5 (CAT-ENG, sold-out) consumption? ISBN: 978-84-9803-727-2 (CAST-ENG) 160 pp. / 110 il. / 17 x 24 cm / 20€ Authors: Adélaïde de Caters, Rosa Ferré, CCCB, 2015 Beatriz Colomina, Marie-Françoise Quignard, Pol Esteve, Esther Fernández Cifuentes, Ingo Niermann, Fulvio Ferrari, Rem Koolhaas ISBN: 978-84-9803-750-0 (Català - English) 978-84-9803-751-7 (Castellano - English) 200 pp. / 150 il. / 17 x 24 cm / 20€ CCCB - Direcció de Comunicació de la Diputació de Barcelona, 2015 29

Breus CCCB

#75 Llegir Orwell avui / Reading #76 El temps a l’era digital / Time in #77 El temps i el poder / On time and Orwell today the digital age power Miquel Berga Judy Wacjman Salvador Cardús “Orwell is a writer of the inter-war years “If we want to take more control of our “Organisation of time, in its social di- who strives to find a balance between time, we must contest the imperative mension, is one of the basic structures the fascination he professes for the ex- of speed and democratize engineering. giving order to the totality of individual perimentalism of the literary avant-garde Only then can we harness our inventive- and collective experience.” and a social consciousness that drives ness to fashion an alternative politics him to find ‘political’ sense in his artistic of time.” ISBN 978-84-617-6620-8 (català – english) 76 pp. / 12,5 × 17 cm / 6€ abilities.” CCCB, 2016 ISBN: 978-84-617-6619-2 (català – english) ISBN: 978-84-617-6618-5 (català – english) 68 pp. / 12,5 × 17 cm / 6€ 68 pp. / 12,5 × 17 cm / 6€ CCCB, 2016 CCCB, 2016

#78 Los claros del tiempo / Clearings #79 Parlem d’Àfrica? / Vamos falar of time de Àfrica? Mia Couto Menchu Gutiérrez “One must visit African countries in “We might say that the poetic imagi- order to capture this tremendous nation is a creator of spaces in which energy, this vitality of societies which, in another kind of time can bear fruit: the harshness of present conditions, are greenhouses for dreaming.” finding their own solutions.” ISBN: 978-84-617-6621-5 (castellano– english) 64 pp. / 12,5 × 17 cm / 6€ ISBN: 978-84-617-6622-2 (català – portuguès) CCCB, 2016 48 pp. / 12,5 × 17 cm / 6€ CCCB, 2016 30 Social programme

Since the CCCB opened, it has taken on the responsibility of offering a space where everyone has access to culture. In this regard, the centre takes part in the Apropa Cultura programme, the Alzheimer programme, the Raval programme and a community practice blog about museums and accessibility. It has also entered into an agreement about PQPI (Initial Professional Qualification) practices and paid scholarships with the Casal dels Infants in the Raval and a series of scholarships for Culturnautes, the CCCB’s summer camp. Apropa Cultura students visited the AFAB (Association of Relatives of Apropa Cultura aims to guarantee inclusion and Alzheimer’s Sufferers) to meet the people the programme accessibility to cultural facilities for the entire community. was aimed at and, lastly, on 25th and 27th April, the It is an initiative that brings together theatres, concert halls students performed an activity devised by them at the and museums with organisations from the social sector CCCB with users of the AFAB. to make culture accessible to everyone. The CCCB has Evaluation of the CCCB’s Alzheimer programme been part of the programme since 2013 and offers visits The University of Vic (UVIC) and CCCB presented to exhibitions and city trails, as well as tours of the former the results of the evaluation of the CCCB’s Alzheimer almshouse, which today houses the CCCB, the Casa programme. They were presented by Dr Salvador Simó, Provincial de Caritat. director of the mental health and social innovation In 2016 there were 87 visits: physical disability, 3 groups research group at UVIC, Dr Marina Geli, director of the / learning disability, 9 groups / women at risk of social Centre for Health and Social Studies, and Vicenç Villatoro, exclusion, 2 groups / drug dependency, 11 groups / director of the CCCB, and confirmed the details of the elderly, 10 groups / children and young people, 12 groups report which gave positive feedback about the impact / Justice, 1 group / poverty, 1 group / mental health, 36 of culture on the well being and social inclusion groups / homeless people, 2 groups of Alzheimer’s sufferers. www.apropacultura.cat Museums and accessibility working group Together with other museums in Barcelona and the CCCB Alzheimer programme metropolitan area, the CCCB continued to be part of The CCCB continued with its CCCB Alzheimer a working group on accessibility at museums. Their programme for people affected by the disease, their experiences have been complied on the community families and carers. The programme runs guided tours of practice blog on Museums and Accessibility. the CCCB’s exhibitions and a special cinema programme. http://museusiaccessibilitat.blogspot.com.es/ In 2016, we ran the following activities for 233 visitors: Tour of the Casa de la Caritat, 2 groups, 17 people / Anem Raval programme al cinema (let’s go to the movies) programme, 2 groups, CCCB Educació, in association with other cultural 28 people / Tour of the exhibition “Human +”, 3 groups, 50 organisations in the neighbourhood, is working to bring people / Tour of the exhibition, “Making Africa”, 6 groups, the schools in the Raval neighbourhood to our institutions. 94 people / Tour of the exhibition “The thinking machine”, The following activities were held in 2016: 3 groups, 48 people. The CCCB also ran other activities throughout 2016: Free admission Pupils from schools in the neighbourhood obtained free Learning and service programme admission on the guided tours of the exhibitions, city trails The Blanquerna-Ramon Llull University asked the CCCB and educational activities in general. to take part in the Learning and Service programme so that their students could learn as they provided the Apadrina el teu equipament (Sponsor your facility). community with a service. Two classes were held for Institut Miquel Tarradell students in the morning and afternoon. Afterwards, the Twenty 4th-year secondary school pupils studying the 31

visual arts (and their teacher Gloria Martín) and new narrative as part of the Spanish language curriculum (and their teacher Àngela Fernández) worked on projects about experimental cinema techniques. The CCCB is also part of the Fundació Tot Raval, which consists of some 50 social organisations, schools, cultural institutions, retail associations and people associated with the Raval neighbourhood who work as a network to improve social cohesion, coexistence and quality of life in the neighbourhood, as well as to foster a sense of belonging to one of Barcelona’s most densely populated neighbourhoods. http://www.totraval.org/ca

Internships at the CCCB The CCCB has entered into an agreement with the Casal dels Infants in the Raval to run internships at the CCCB’s maintenance service as part of the Initial Professional Qualification (PQPI) programme. In addition to this, if the student completes his or her internship successfully, they will be entitled to a paid scholarship to cover the cost of enrolment fees and textbooks, so that they can continue their formal training and have their first experience in the workplace. Since the year 2014, we have had the same number of student interns as recipients of the scholarship for the maintenance department. The objective is to ensure every intern will be entitled to the scholarship.

Culturnautes scholarships From 27th June to 29th July, the CCCB hosted its summer camp, Culturnautes, a space designed to foster children’s ability to explore, discover and arouse the curiosity of each participant. An inclusive activity that honoured the CCCB’s responsibility to provide a place where everyone has access to education through a cultural experience. “la Caixa” community projects awarded 35 scholarships to children and young people from the Raval so that they could enjoy this activity which is approved by Barcelona City Council. 32 Audience

Visitors to the CCCB Numbers of visitors to the exhibitions

2012 315.902 visits Human +. The future of our species (only 2016) 5,789 2013 313.829 visits World Press Photo 55,042 2014 427.804 visits The thinking machine. Ramon Llull 2015 384.388 visits and the ars combinatoria 47,559 2016 457.394 visits Making Africa. A continent of contemporary design 45,955 1000 m2 of desire (open on 25 October) 26,102 457,394

427,804 384,388 2015

183,519

315,902 313,829

111,834

27,752 23,156

2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

Exhibitions Activities Panel discussions Archives

In 2016, the CCCB received 457,394 visits in person, the highest visitor numbers since it opened, with an increase 2016 of 20% over the previous year. 232.447 This year includes the end of the exhibition “Human +” which received 112,439 visits, as well as the exhibitions “Making Africa”, “The thinking machine” and “World Press Photo”, with around 50,000 visits each, as well as the first months of “1,000 m2 of desire”, which went on until 2017. As far as its other activities are concerned, the CCCB’s musical programme was the best attended with more than 145.650 30,000 people coming to Emergència, Minimúsica, Lapsus and Primavera al Raval, as well as the projects that were part of Audiovisual Galaxy, which were attended by some 40,000 people, including the Xcèntric programme at the CCCB and festivals like D’A, Docs Barcelona, L’Alternativa, Miniput and the activities in August in the courtyard, the Pati de les Dones, with the film screenings Gandules and Africalismes. Also important, due to their specific 32.211 nature or number of participants, were proposals such as 21.397 those presented as part of the Grec Festival (2,283), The Influencers (2,285), Habitació 1418 (2,015) and Primera persona (1,195). Exhibitions Activities Panel discussions Archives 33

Visitor opinions Type of visitor to the exhibition

Throughout 2016 systematic satisfaction surveys were In 2016 the CCCB saw a major increase in new visitor carried out. We gathered the following feedback for the numbers as a result of the type of exhibitions on offer exhibition “The thinking machine. Ramon Llull and which were associated with different thematic strands. the ars combinatoria”: 57% 53% “An excellent exhibition about Lullian knowledge. I congratulate you on the exhaustive and painsta- 43% 47% king work on the exhibition.”

“Brilliant and stimulating. Visionary.”

“We’ve still some way to go before we unders- tand Llull and can make him understood… so Visited First-time much enlightenment that dazzles!” Women Men before visitor

“The exhibition set-up reinforces the message of the contents. If it weren’t for the exhibition design, In terms of country of residence, if we take the data from the exhibition would be too dense for the general the entire year, we will see that more than half our visitors public...” are resident in Catalonia, with the majority coming from Barcelona and towns in its metropolitan area; one in every “Very interesting but somewhat inaccessible and four came from different European countries. It is impor- uninformative.” tant to point out that there is a major difference during the summer months (July and August), a time of year when We received the following feedback about the exhibition the number of tourists visiting the CCCB way surpasses “1000 m2 of desire. Architecture and sexuality”: local visitors.

“An interesting exhibition. I think the curators 100% comments are truly enriching.”

“Amazing, it’s ages since I’ve seen such a well- 90% put together exhibition at the CCCB. A 10.”

“I loved the exhibition, the knowledgeable staff 80% and the venue.”

70% “A revelation. I’d never thought about the ‘guiding’ role of architecture.” 60% “A really good exhibition! I hope it tours Europe!”

“A little overlong, but the historical and multi- 50% visionary approach was well thought out.”

“Interesting and stimulating.” 40%

“A bit too hetero.” 30%

“I loved the reading room in the libertine literature section.” 20% Rest of the world Europe “It was a truly organic experience.” 10% Autonomous communities Totals Summer Counties 2016 2016 Barcelona 0 34

Barcelona 2016 total 2016 Total

Visitors from Barcelona were mostly from the Eixample district, followed by Gràcia, Ciutat Vella and Sarrià-Sant Gervasi.

Ciutat Vella 36%

Eixample 27% Sants-Montjuïc Les Corts 21%

Sarrià-Sant Gervasi

Gràcia 9% Horta-Guinardó 7%

Nou Barris

Sant Andreu Alone As part of a With the family With friends With family and couple (children) friends Sant Martí 0 5 10 15 20 25 How they found out

Most tourists came from Europe, with a predominance of those Visitors to the CCCB find out about the exhibitions in a variety from France and the United Kingdom, followed by Italy. of ways. Here too there is a difference between what happens throughout the year and in the summer months when more tourist 2016 Tourists information is distributed. One in four people were recommended to go and see an exhibition, and one in every five found out about

Germany them via a website or through tourist information.

Belgium and the

Netherlands 100%

France

Italy 90% United Kingdom

Russia 80% Rest of Europe

USA 70% Canada

Brazil 60% Colombia

Argentina 50% Rest of America

Africa 40% By post, email, text message Oceania Brochures and leaflets China School/university India 30% Visited before Was passing Japan Recommendation Rest of Asia 20% Advertising in the street 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 Media Other websites/social media Most visitors were accompanied by one person or friends. In 2015, -10% CCCB website/social media we had already noticed that one in every four people came with Tourist information friends, and these numbers were maintained throughout 2016. 0 Tourist guides/maps Total Summer 35

Visits to the CCCB’s touring exhibitions The CCCB presented its exhibitions in London, Santiago de Chile, Singapore, Lima, Manila, Taipei, Bucharest, Mexico City, Ljubljana, 2015 Trebon, Miami, Annecy, Quebec and New York. In Spain, its exhibitions toured Granada, Leon, A Coruña, Valencia 159,819 visitors and Madrid. In Catalonia, they toured Badalona, Vilanova i la Geltrú, Cornellà 7 exhibitions at 18 venues around the world de Llobregat, Caldes de Montbui, Rubí and Terrassa. Highlights: 67,000 Virtual visitors

CCCB Websites The CCCB website cccb.org received 952,194 visits, 29.63% up

on 2016. 42,000 1,310,285 visits is the sum total of the different CCCB websites:

CCCB.org, CCCBLab, PublicSpace, Kosmopolis, Educació,

Xcentric, etc. 30,000

Social networks

Bolaño Piso Big Bang Total Twitter followers: 175,687 Archive Piloto Data (21% up on 2015) Madrid Medillín Madrid and Buenos Aires Total Facebook followers: 73,727 (24% up)

2016 Instagram followers: 12,500 161,627 visitors (238% up, this is the network that launched most recently) We have nine Twitter profiles and five Facebook pages to reach all 4 exhibitions at 12 venues around the world our target audiences, as well as an Instagram account for the Highlights: whole of the CCCB.

81,000 YouTube Soy Cámara: June to December 49 programmes published, 18 of them by university students (Au- diovisual Communication, Barcelona Autonomous University/Pom- peu Fabra University /Llull; Communication and Cultural Industries, University of Barcelona; an MA at the Escola Elisava) 668 subscribers 24,367 views 52,000 357 videos included on playlists

Big Bang Big Bang Data Data Singapore London 36 Budget Income

Initial forecast Actual income at 31-12-2016 Direct income from activities 1.345.000,00 1.010.545,42 Contributions from public organisations 8.513.600,00 8.466.669,72 Asset capitalisations 140.000,00 111.129,84 Capital transfers for financing of investments 224.500,00 379.487,40 Total 10.223.100,00 9.967.832,38

1%

4%

10%

85%

Asset capitalisations 1% 111.129,84€ Capital transfers for financing of investments 4% 379.487,40 € Direct income from activities 10% 1.010.545,42 € Contributions from public organisations 85% 8.466.669,72 € 37

Expenditure

Initial forecast Actual expenditure at 31-12-2016 Personnel 4.244.700,00 4.331.003,57 Activity and structure 5.671.900,00 5.215.622,13 Finantial expenses 2.000,00 1.942,58 Current transfers 80.000,00 88.404,98 Real investments 224.500,00 246.244,33 Total 10.223.100,00 9.883.217,59

Result before adjustments 84.614,79 Financing variations and credits financed with surpluses (-) 290.885,58 Adjusted budget result (-) 206.270,79

2%

1%

44%

53%

Current transfers 1% 88.404,98 € Real investments 2% 246.244,33 € Personnel 44% 4.331.003,57 € Activity and structure 53% 5.217.564,71 € 38 CCCB Staff

General Director CCCBLab IT Division Vicenç Villatoro i Lamolla Head: Juan Insua Sigeroff Iñaki Sainz Pérez — — Eva Alonso Ortega Guillem Bellmunt Duran Managing Director Maria Farràs Drago Lluís Sangermán Vidal Josep Desquens i Farrés

Audiovisuals and Multimedia Service Production Unit General Coordinator Head: Àngela Martínez García Mario Corea Dellepiane Elisenda Poch i Granero — — Eduard Coll Deopazo Francisco García Rodríguez Management Secretary Toni Curcó Botargues José Luis Molinos López Montse Mitats Flotats Marc Desmonts Òscar Monfort Pastor Elena Martínez Bermúdez Glòria Fernández Vilches Gabriel Porras Zambrano Jordi Gómez Farran Exhibition Service Juan Carlos Rodríguez González Technical and General Services Jefa del Servicio: Rosa Ferré Vázquez José Antonio Soria Soria Francesc López Artero Ígor Viza Serra Emili Maicas Guillén Exhibitions Coordination José Antonio Pérez Barrera Mònica Ibáñez Dalmau Communication Service — Head: Imma Mora Boguña Finance Section Teresa Anglés Pérez Sara González Puértolas Liliana Antoniucci Visitor Groups — Anna Escoda Alegret Maria Ribas Bruguera Mònica Giménez Moreno Eva Gimeno Cases — Marta Giralt Romeu Miquel Nogués Colomé Matilde Betoret González Maribel Zamora Gómez Montserrat Novellón Giménez Carme Blanco Pérez Àlex Papalini Lamprecht Magda Llaberia Cots Budget Section Teresa Roig Sitjar Anna Sama Vaz Touring Exhibitions — Carlota Broggi Rull Press and Social Networks M. Dolors Aran Perramon Mònica Muñoz Castanyer-Gausset Xavier Boix Lara Registration and Conservation — Remei Jara Cuenca Neus Moyano Miranda Laura Bayo Sererols Jordi Jornet Espax — Lucía Calvo Bermejo Montse Martínez Izquierdo Susana García San Vicente Rosa Puig Carreras Josep Querol Pugnaire Irene Ruiz Auret Human Resources and Hiring Cori Llaveria Díaz Cultural Activities Service External Resources — Manel López Jiménez Amàlia Llabrés Bernat Mònica Andrés Beltran — Núria Ferrer López Teresa Pérez Testor Victòria Florencio Vidal Centre for Documentation and Debates Abigail López Adrover Head: Judit Carrera Escudé Lara Martín Tarrasón Publications — Eva Sancho Izquierdo Sònia Aran Ramspott Marina Palà i Selva Neus Carreras Font Elisabet Goula Sardà Dissemination Anna Ibàñez Tudoras Susana Fernández Alonso Teresa Navas Ferrer Núria Salinas Calle Cristina Vila Fernández — Masha Zrncic Eulàlia Muñoz Castanyer-Gausset

Education Service Bàrbara Roig Isern

40 Collaborating institutions and companies

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Acantilado / Agència de Residus de Catalunya / Ajuntament de Lleida / Alfaguara / AMEXCID / Amical Wikimedia / Anagrama / Analogic Té / Architekturzentrum Wien, Viena / Arenas / Arpa Editores / Arts Santa Mònica / Ateneu Barcelonès / Bande à part / Barcelona Acció Musical. BAM / Barcelona Research Art & Creation (BRAC) / Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC) / Bau, Centre Universitari de Disseny de Barcelona / B-Debate (Biocat) / BeAnother Lab / BRAC (Barcelona Research Art & Creation) (UB) / British Council / Casa Amèrica Catalunya / Catalan Films / Catalunya Film Festivals / Càtedra Cultura Científica i Comunicació Digital. UdG / Càtedra Josep Termes de Lideratge, Ciutadania i Identitats (UB) / Centre d’Arts Escèniques de Terrassa / Centre de Regulació / Genòmica (CRG) / Centre Dona i Literatura / Centset / CESIRE / Cinephone / Col·lec / Col·legi Oficial d’Enginyeria Informàtica de Catalunya / Congrés Internacional d’Antropologia AIBR / Consolat de Mèxic de Barcelona / Consolat General dels Estats Units d’Amèrica / Consorci Sanitari de Terrassa / Creative Ring / CUIMPB. Centre Ernest Lluch / CVC - Centre de Visió per Supercomputador / Cyborg Foundation / Debate-Penguin Random House / Departament de Comunicació Audiovisual de la Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona / Departament de Comunicació de la Universitat Pompeu Fabra / Departament de Cultura de la Generalitat de Catalunya / Departament de Festes i Tradicions. Ajuntament de Barcelona / Deutsches Architekturmuseum, Frankfurt / Drap-Art / Drap-Art Uruguay / Ediciones Internacionales Universitarias / Edicions 62 / Edicions del Periscopi / Editorial Barcino / Elisava / EMAV / ESADE / ESCAC / Escola Joso / ESDI, Escola i estudis de disseny a Barcelona / Eurocon / European Union-Seventh Framework Programme through the CreatiFI accelerator / EVENTLab for Neuroscience and Technology / Facultat d’Informàtica de Barcelona. UPC – Barcelonatech / Facultat de Belles Arts de la Universitat de Barcelona / FAD / Festival BCNegra / Festival Grec / Festival MOT / Filmin / Filmoteca de Catalunya / Fira del Mediterrani de Manresa / Fiware / Foment de Ciutat Vella / Foro Cultural de Austria / Fundació Bosch i Gimpera. UB / Fundació Carulla / Fundació Hans Nefkens / Fundació Randa. Lluís M. Xirinacs / Fundació SGAE / Fundació Víctor Grífols i Lucas / Fundació Vidabona / Fundación Tatiana Pérez de Guzmán el Bueno / Galaxia Gutenberg / German Federal Culture Foundation / Goethe Institut / Graner Centre de Creació / HAY / Hipnotik Factory / I2cat / IAAC / FAB Lab Barcelona / ICN2- Institut de Nanociència i Nanotecnologia / ICREA-Institució Catalana de Recerca i Estudis Avançats ICUB / IED. Escola Superior de Disseny / IGS Research / Inbenta / Iniciativa per a la reforma horària / Institut Català de les Empreses Culturals. ICEC. Generalitat de Catalunya / Institut d’Humanitats / Institut de recerca holística de Montserrat (IREHOM) / Institut Francès de Barcelona / Institut Municipal d’Educació de Barcelona / Instituto de la Cinematografía y las Artes Audiovisuales. ICAA / J-LOP+ / L’Animal a l’Esquena / L’Auditori / La cité de l’architecture et du patrimoine, París / La Conquesta del Pol Sud / La Fàbrica de Cinema Alternatiu / La Salle. Technova Barcelona La Salle. Universitat Ramon Llull / La Seca-Espai Brossa / Lapsus / LaSala Teatre / L'Avenç / Libros del Asteroide / Literature Across Frontiers / Loop / MAC Festival / MACBA / MagoExperience / Manga Artist Network Inc. / Marvin&Wayne / Mecal / Minimúsica / Miniput / Ministerio de Economía y Competitividad. Gobierno de España / Mobile Makers / Mostra Internacional de Films de Dones / Movistar / Museu de les Matemàtiques de Catalunya / Museum of Architecture and Design, Ljubljana / Museum of Finnish Architecture, Hèlsinki / N2 Galeria / Noucinemart / Obra Social “la Caixa” / Oficina de Suport a la Iniciativa Cultural. OSIC. Generalitat de Catalunya / Opengea / Orquestra del Caos / Otaku Bunka / OVNI. Observatori de Vídeo No Identificat / Parallel 40 / PEN Català / PEN Club / Phyture Biotech / Postcode Loterij / Primavera Sound / Programa Europa Creativa de la Unió Europea / Pythure Biotech (spin off) / Quaderns Crema / Ràdio 3 / Radio Africa Magazine / Raig Verd / Re:NEW Festival / Pittsburgh / Red927 / Saló del Manga / ScannerFM.com / Seix Barral / Sekg / Selecta Vision / Serielizados Servei de Cultura Popular de l’ICUB / Servei de Desenvolupament Empresarial. SDE / Siruela / SPECS (UPF) / Spin Off-UB / Tantagora / Tantarantana Teatre / Teatre Sagarra / Tecnocampus Mataró / The Architecture Foundation, Londres / The Influencers / Time Out Barcelona / Time to Talk / Triodos Bank / UAB. Centre d’Història de la Ciència. Facultat de Medicina / Universidad Politécnica de Madrid / Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona / Universitat de Barcelona / Universitat de Girona / Universitat de Lleida / Universitat Oberta de Catalunya / Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya – Barcelonatech / Universitat Pompeu Fabra / Universitat Ramon Llull / Universitat Rovira i Virgili / Velvet Events / Viu el Teatre / Xarxa de Biblioteques de Barcelona / Yowu 42 Use and rental of spaces

Associación Poros Institut d'Estudis Catalans Camp Freudià de Barcelona seminar Prova Cangur test organised by the Societat Catalana 16 January de Matemàtiques 7 April Fòrum Espanyol de Prevenció i Seguretat Fepsu conference World Biomimetic Foundation 21 - 22 January 10th Hèlix3c anniversary 19 April Viajes El Corte Ingles Accenture Autonomous University of Barcelona 22 January Refugees on the move - CER Migracions 22 April Media Planning Group Havas Media Societat Catalana d'Estadística 22 January I can't get statistics out of my head 27 April ONDA Catalunya Ethics and social change Barcelona Provincial Council 23 January Conditioned suitabilities and occurring ineptitudes workshop Ele Usal Barcelona 28 April Constitutional and Sociocultural Knowledge of Spain Edicions La Nit (CCSE) test Lamono magazine 28 January 2 May Escola Pia de Catalunya Col·legi Oficial de Psicologia de Catalunya Summem presentation event Celebrating 20 years of neuropsychology at the COPC 2 February 3 May Plataforma per la llengua Fundación Carme Serrallonga Martí Gasull i Roig prizes Making literature life and IMPRO concert 8 February 6 May Imagina Media Audiovisual Associació Reagrupament Independentista Preview of the film The Pearl Button 9th Reagrupament assembly 10 February 7 May Barcelona Provincial Council. Educational Services Division Fundació Salut i Comunitat 23rd Local Education Forum. Fem Agenda Drugs, gender and networks 17 February 10 May Wearable Technologies AG Fundació APIP-ACAM 24 February Transformations of social bodies workshop Elisava Barcelona School of Design and Engineering 11 May 2016 graduation party for MA and posgraduate students Societat Catalana de Recerca i Teràpia del Comportament 25 February 21st annual meeting of the Societat Catalana de Recerca Associació Iridia i Teràpia del Comportament Prison Litigation Network seminar 12 - 13 May 26 February Fundació Acadèmia de Ciències Mèdiques Global Business Travelspain Let's talk about management with Carles Capdevila II Angelini Beauty Annual Meeting 13 May 8 March Barcelona City Council. Urban Ecology Associació Mecal Cannabis in Barcelona Mecal 2016 17 May 10 - 13 March Federació d'Entitats Excursionistes de Catalunya - FEEC Federalistas de Izquierdas FEEC 2016 party Europe faced with the refugee crisis: 19 May a federal and solidary response Klobes & Tielsch 11 March Adidas Away Days Retail Services Directorate - Barcelona City Council 20 May Visit by members of the Association Centre-Ville en Mouvement General Directorate of Civic and Community Action 14 March - Department of Welfare and the Family Presstour Viajes 3rd Catalan Congress of Associations and Volunteers 20 May Vichy Labs presentation 15 March Internacional Periféricos y Memorias España Ogilvy Public Relations The Simplivityfication of your Datacenter 25 May NMD Interactive Cube - Adidas 16 - 21 March Barcelona Oberta Eixos Ibèria Report Watambi 27 May 16 - 24 Marcho Fundació Institució dels Centres de Recerca de Catalunya Bages University Foundation CERCA Conference 2016 Postgraduate degree in talent management at health centres 8 June 1 April Aspasios short rentals Presentation of the new image of Aspasios 8 June 43

Autonomous University of Barcelona. Department of Geography Asociación Raduga Spatial justice and the city Asociación Raduga event 9 June 1 September Department of Governanace. Catalan Government AIBR. Antropólogos Iberoamericanos en Red Panel discussion about energy poverty Closing party for the 2nd Anthropolgy Congress - AIBR 13 June 8 September Taula d'Entitats del Tercer Sector Social de Catalunya Asociació Cultural Escola d'Història de l'Art de Barcelona 4th Congress of the Third Social Sector Presentation of the ESHAB course 15 and 16 June 14 September Techsolids. Asociación española de tecnología para sólidos Barcelona City Council Techsolids 2016 general assembly 10th anniversary of the Acord Ciutadà 16 June 27 September Gremi de la Indústria i la comunicació gràfica de Catalunya Asociación 7.000 Millones Gràfica 2016 gala 1st Congress on Chemtrails, the Environment and Health 17 June 1 October Col·legi Oficial de Detectius Privats de Catalunya Lliures Detcon 2016 Presentation of the steering committee: Lliures 17 - 18 June 4 October Cultura, Solidaritat i Pau - Comunitat de Sant'Egidio ThoughtWorks Music and social competition «Play Music, Stop Violence» Launch of BITS 18 June 7 October ICEC - Institut Català de les Indústries Culturals Secretariat of Universities and Research. Department of Enterprise Think Tank (1st Movie Marketing Network) and Knowledge. Catalan Government 22 June Presentation of the video CERCA «Bias in recruitment» 7 October Estudis de Disseny de Moda i Publicitat Institut Català de la Moda fashion show Societat Catalana de Gestió Sanitària 22 June Let's talk about management 7 October ICREA - Institució Catalana de Recerca i Estudis Avançats ICREA 15th anniversary event Raona Enginyers 28 June EnRaona 2016 7 October BAU University Design Centre Closing ceremony of the MA and postgraduate courses Greenpeace International 2015-2016 Greenpeace meeting 29 June 11 - 13 October Iridia. Centre per la defensa dels Drets Humans Asociación Mecal Presentation of the CPDT report about the isolation of prisoners Soundie - International Music Video Awards 29 June 12 October Federalistes d'Esquerres The North Face (VF Jeanswear España) Federalistes d'Esquerres assembly Summit Series 2016 Event 2 July 13 October Agost Produccions. Associació Cultural Associació Activistes en Transició(Smart CSOs LAB) Performances of debate Pathways to the Great Transition 4 July 13 - 15 October Institut de Seguretat Pública de Catalunya Catalan Government Delegation 6th Summer School Presentation Ris3cat 6 July 19 October Fundació Unicef Comitè Espanyol Coloplast Productos Médicos Child inequality here and now Unidad de Cuidado de Heridas de Coloplast event 7 July 20 October Barcelona City Council. Directorate of Solidarity Fundació Oxfam Intermón and International Services 60 years of Oxfam Intermón. The future challenges Technocensorship in Mexico 21 October 8 July Sagrada Familia Toastmasters Club Errecerre International Productions Toastmasters Divison K Conference Film shoot 22 October 18 July Barcelona en Comú Fundació Privada Elisava Escola Universitària Barcelona en Comú plenary session 2016 graduation party for MA and posgraduate students 22 October 21 July Greenpeace España FX Animation Barcelona 3D School Meeting of the international offices of Greenpeace Diploma ceremony 25 - 27 October 29 July Col·legi de Terapeutes Ocupacionals de Catalunya Laboratorios Color EGM Occupational Therapy Day event HONDA CRV 29 October 30 August 44

Fundació ACMSCB - Grup Malaltia Inflamatòria Intestinal Fundació Hospital Sant Pere Claver Crohn's disease and ulcerating colitis: Christmas 2016 cocktail reception researching to improve 15 December 29 October Fundació ICEERS Xtra Event & Comunication Medicinal cannabis seminar Vacation Rental World Summit 15 December 29 - 30 October Fundació EINA Col·legi de Periodistes de Catalunya Graduation ceremony for the 2016 academic year Homage to Pilar Casanova 16 December 2 November CREA: Community of Research on Excellence for All, Consell Nacional de la Cultura i de les Arts (CoNCA) Universitat de Barcelona Rethinking culture Conference on victims of sexual harassment in the 2 November second degree 19 December Consell Nacional de la Cultura i de les Arts (CoNCA) Presentation of the annual report on the state of culture RSM Spain Servicios Administrativos and the arts 2016 RSM Spain Christmas supper 2016 17 November 22 December Fundació Catalunya Fons per a la Defensa dels drets dels catalans Associació Barcelona Global Simposi Català: State of the question or a question of State Barcelona Global Christmas lunch 18 November 23 December Societat Espanyola de Psicoanàlisi 32nd workshop of the journal the Revista Catalana de Psicoanàlisi 19 November CIMAM - International Committee for Museums and Collections of Modern Art CIMAM 2016 - Annual Conference 20 November Department of Health Discussion with Dr Baselga 21 November Asociació Clúster Audiovisual de Catalunya Audiovisual Pitching University-Industry 2016 22 and 29 November and 1 and 2 December Associació Stop Sida Business synergies among the LGTBI 24 November Department of Foreign Affairs, Institutional Relations and Transparency. Catalan Government Public ethics and republicanism: from words to deeds 28 November Fundació Carulla Closing ceremony Llull Year. Performance «Amb la nit compra el dia» 28 November University of Deusto Seminar of the Directorate of Leisure Projects 30 November Barcelona City Council. Office for Citizens' Rights, Participation and Transparency Public hearing of the budgets for 2017. Barcelona City Council 30 November Unión de Asociaciones Chinas de España Painting and opera meet: Zhao Xinying's artistic creations 1 December Barcelona City Council Islamophobia: an abuse of human rights 12 December Barcelona City Council. Directorate of Citizens' Rights and Immigration The defence of human rights from a non-hegemonic gaze 13 December Minoria Absoluta Presentation of El món d'ahir 14 December General Details 46 CCCB © Miquel Taverna 47 Selection from the press 48 Selection from the press — Programme

Ara 23/12/2015 Cultura 49 Selection from the press — Programme

El País 23/12/2015 Catalunya 50 Selection from the press — Programme

ABC 23/12/2015 Cultura 51 Selection from the press — Programme

La Vanguardia 23/12/2015 Cultura 52 Selection from the press — Programme

El Periódico 23/12/2015 Cultura 53 Selection from the press — Programme

El Punt Avui 23/12/2015 Cultura 54 Selection from the press — Programme

El Mundo 23/12/2015 Catalunya 55 Selection from the press — Programme

La Razón 23/12/2015 Catalunya 56 Selection from the press — Exhibitions

La Vanguardia 02/07/2016 Making Africa Culturas 57 Selection from the press — Exhibitions

Making Africa La Vanguardia 02/07/2016 Culturas 58 Selection from the press — Exhibitions

Making Africa La Vanguardia 02/07/2016 Culturas 59 Selection from the press — Exhibitions

Making Africa La Vanguardia 02/07/2016 Culturas 60 Selection from the press — Exhibitions

Making Africa El País Semanal 17/04/2016 61 Selection from the press — Exhibitions

Making Africa El País Semanal 17/04/2016 62 Selection from the press — Exhibitions

Making Africa El Cultural 08/04/2016 63 Selection from the press — Exhibitions The thinking machine El Cultural 21/10/2016 64 Selection from the press — Exhibitions

The thinking machine Ara Diumenge 18/09/2016 65 Selection from the press — Exhibitions

The thinking machine Ara Diumenge 18/09/2016 66 Selection from the press — Exhibitions

The thinking machine Ara Diumenge 18/09/2016 67 Selection from the press — Exhibitions

The thinking machine Ara Diumenge 18/09/2016 68 Selection from the press — Exhibitions

The thinking machine El País 12/11/2016 Babelia 69 Selection from the press — Exhibitions

2 ABC 29/10/2016 1000 m of desire Suplement 70 Selection from the press — Exhibitions

1000 m2 of desire El Periódico 06/11/2016 Suplement 71 Selection from the press — Exhibitions

1000 m2 of desire El Periódico 06/11/2016 Suplement 72 Selection from the press — Exhibitions

1000 m2 of desire Interviú 31/10/2016 Actualitat 73 Selection from the press — Exhibitions

Ara 10/11/2016 World Press Photo Cultura 74 Selection from the press — Exhibitions

World Press Photo El Punt Avui 10/11/2016 Cultura 75 Selection from the press — Exhibitions

El Periódico 06/09/2016 Cultura 76 Selection from the press — Debates and conferences

Ara Diumenge 1/05/2016 Jean-Pierre Changeux Suplement 77 Selection from the press — Debates and conferences

Jean-Pierre Changeux Ara Diumenge 1/05/2016 Suplement 78 Selection from the press — Debates and conferences

Jean-Pierre Changeux Ara Diumenge 1/05/2016 Suplement 79 Selection from the press — Debates and conferences

Jean-Pierre Changeux Ara Diumenge 1/05/2016 Suplement 80 Selection from the press — Debates and conferences

La Vanguardia 27/02/2016 Institut d'Humanitats Culturas de Barcelona 81 Selection from the press — Debates and conferences

Ara 20/04/2016 Africa as a story Cultura Chigozie Obioma 82 Selection from the press — Debates and conferences

Africa as a story El Periódico 20/04/2016 Cultura 83 Selection from the press — Debates and conferences

Africa as a story El Periódico 20/04/2016 Cultura 84 Selection from the press — Debates and conferences

La Vanguardia 22/04/2016 Africa as a story Culturas Mia Couto 85 Selection from the press — Debates and conferences Africa as a story El Punt Avui 01/05/2016 86 Selection from the press — Debates and conferences

Ara 13/05/2016 John Irving Cultura 87 Selection from the press — Debates and conferences

John Irving Ara 13/05/2016 Cultura 88 Selection from the press — Debates and conferences

Ara 14/05/2016 Svetlana Alexievich Especial Diumenge 89 Selection from the press — Debates and conferences

Svetlana Alexievich Ara 14/05/2016 Especial Diumenge 90 Selection from the press — Debates and conferences

Svetlana Alexievich Ara 14/05/2016 Especial Diumenge 91 Selection from the press — Debates and conferences

Svetlana Alexievich Ara 14/05/2016 Especial Diumenge 92 Selection from the press — Debates and conferences

Svetlana Alexievich Ara 14/05/2016 Especial Diumenge 93 Selection from the press — Debates and conferences

Svetlana Alexievich El País 14/05/2016 Catalunya 94 Selection from the press — Debates and conferences

Svetlana Alexievich El Periódico 15/05/2016 95 Selection from the press — Debates and conferences

Svetlana Alexievich El Periódico 15/05/2016 96 Selection from the press — Debates and conferences

Svetlana Alexievich El Mundo 17/05/2016 Catalunya 97 Selection from the press — Debates and conferences

Svetlana Alexievich El Mundo 17/05/2016 Catalunya 98 Selection from the press — Debates and conferences

Svetlana Alexievich El Mundo 17/05/2016 Catalunya 99 Selection from the press — Debates and conferences

El Punt Avui 02/07/2016 Debates on the future Cultura of the book 100 Selection from the press — Debates and conferences Orwell Day Time Out 02/06/2016 101 Selection from the press — Debates and conferences

Orwell Day Time Out 02/06/2016 102 Selection from the press — Debates and conferences

El Punt Avui 05/11/2016 Eurocon Cultura 103 Selection from the press — Debates and conferences Iain Sinclair El País Semanal 31/12/2016 104 Selection from the press — Activities

Ara 05/07/2016 European Prize for Societat Urban Public Space 105 Selection from the press — Activities

European Prize for Urban Public Space Ara 05/07/2016 Societat 106 Selection from the press — Activities

European Prize for Urban Public Space El País 18/07/2016 Estilo 107 Selection from the press — Activities

European Prize for Urban Public Space La Vanguardia 06/07/2016 Sumari 108 Selection from the press — Activities Emergència ROCKDELUX 01/03/2016 109 Selection from the press — Activities

El Mundo 31/03/2016 Lapsus Suplement Tendències 110 Selection from the press — Activities

La Vanguardia 15/04/2016 Món Llibre Què fem? 111 Selection from the press — Activities

El País 07/05/2016 Primera persona Cultura 112 Selection from the press — Activities

Primera persona El País Semanal 01/05/2016 Dominical 113 Selection from the press — Activities

Primera persona El País Semanal 01/05/2016 Dominical 114 Selection from the press — Activities

Primera persona El Periódico 02/05/2016 Cultura 115 Selection from the press — Activities

Primera persona El Periódico 02/05/2016 Cultura 116 Selection from the press — Activities

Primera persona El Mundo 14/05/2016 Opinió 117 Selection from the press — Activities

El Punt Avui 12/07/2016 Grec Cultura 118 Selection from the press — Activities

Grec ABC 15/07/2016 Cultura 119 Selection from the press — Activities

Grec La Vanguardia 27/07/2016 Cultura 120 Selection from the press — Activities

El Periódico 05/04/2016 Habitació 1418 Gran Barcelona 121 Selection from the press — Activities

La Vanguardia 22/06/2016 Culturnautes Tendencias 122 Selection from the press — Activities

La Vanguardia 06/05/2016 Urban itineraries Què fem? 123 Selection from the press — Activities

Diari de Tarragona 12/10/2016 Alzheimer programme Catalunya 124 Selection from the press — Audiovisuals

Time Out 07/01/2016 Xcèntric Cine 125 Selection from the press — Audiovisuals

Xcèntric El País 15/02/2016 Cultura 126 Selection from the press — Audiovisuals

La Vanguardia 12/11/2016 Soy Cámara Culturas 127 Selection from the press — Audiovisuals

Ara 09/08/2016 Gandules Estiu 128 Selection from the press — Audiovisuals

El Cultural 15/04/2016 D'A Cine 129 Selection from the press — Audiovisuals

D'A El Cultural 15/04/2016 Cine 130 Selection from the press — Audiovisuals

El País 03/03/2016 Festival OVNI Portada del Quadern 131 Selection from the press — Audiovisuals

El Punt Avui 11/11/2016 L'Alternativa Cultura 132 Selection from the press — Audiovisuals

La Vanguardia 06/04/2016 Serielizados Vivir 133 Selection from the press — Audiovisuals

El Punt Avui 08/01/2016 Del trazo al píxel Cultura 134 Selection from the press

La Vanguardia 21/04/2016 Aubrey de Grey Contraportada 135 Selection from the press

La Vanguardia 03/05/2016 Hartmut Rosa Contraportada 136 Selection from the press

La Vanguardia 17/05/2016 Svetlana Alexievich Contraportada 137 Selection from the press

La Vanguardia 10/06/2016 Don DeLillo Contraportada 138

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