Sundays, 16 and 23 February and 1 March 2020

Carolina Jiménez, curator and independent researcher, and Anna Penalva, independent researcher suggest an immersive stroll along the paths explored by Takis from the mid-20th century onwards, melding artistic, literary and scientific contexts. From electromagnetism as a sculptural material to his Pythagorean tuning of the cosmos, Takis engaged in frenetic activity, delving intuitively amid the spoils of war and the technological gallimaufry around him. The tours aim to take stock of the main areas of his work: light and silence, energy and politics, vibration and sound, matter and darkness.

Biographies

Carolina Jiménez holds a degree in Journalism from the Charles III University of Madrid and the Aarhus University School of Business and Social Sciences (Denmark). She earned a master’s degree in Cultural Institutions from the Complutense University of Madrid and has participated in the Independent Studies Programme of the MACBA.
She is a curator and researcher. She currently coordinates the Knowledge Transfer Programme of Hangar.org and is responsible for the teaching coordination of the 2019-2020 Independent Studies Programme of the MACBA. She is preparing a curatorial series for Twin Gallery and is researching listening and dance experience in techno culture together with Sonia Fernández Pan. When she can, she writes for a-desk.org and Neo2 Magazine.

Anna Penalva Halpin has been an online content editor for the CaixaForum (”la Caixa”) centres since 2017 and was previously the coordinator of the LOOP Barcelona video art fair for two editions (2015 and 2016). She was a participant in the 2017-2018 edition of the Independent Studies Programme, and she holds a degree in Humanities from Pompeu Fabra University in Barcelona with stays at the National Autonomous University of Mexico and King’s College London. In recent years she has been collaborating with artists and institutions in the production, editing and coordination of small artistic projects.

Exhibition views of 'Charlotte Posenenske: Work in Progress'. Photo: Miquel Coll

Programme

Sundays, at 12 noon.

Visits included in the price of admission. To book a group visit, please call 93 412 14 13 or write an email educacio [at] macba [dot] cat.


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