Culture
Technology
The Museum of Human Things
Javier Pantoja
Speculations on strong AI and the musealisation of everything human.
Culture
FOMO: Culture Through The Prism of Fear
Ofèlia Carbonell
The fear of missing out on things is driving the need to consume products, holidays, art and cultural events.
Culture
Museums Must Be Social or Not at All
Lucia Calvo
Six inspiring proposals seen at London’s MuseumNext on how cultural organisations are changing to become open, diverse and inclusive spaces.
Culture
A museum “in-between”
Susana Arias
Notes for a mediation programme which places the emphasis on openness and listening, participation, the creation of networks and proximity.
Culture
Tania Bruguera: “We are being cut off from the possibility of thinking about what has not yet happened”
Oriol Fontdevila
We talk with the Cuban artist about the tensions between art and politics and the ability to imagine new institutions.
Culture
All Films Are the Same
Anna Pazos
In these times of mass media production, cultural products seem to have lost the ability to leave a mark.
Culture
Mark Fisher: The Culture Behind the Post-Punk “Portal”
Germán Cano
The cultural critic gives a brilliant analysis of the contradictions of late capitalism and advocates the politicisation of mental illness.
Culture
Silvia Fehrmann: “Faced with the rise of fascism, generating networks and communities is more important than ever”
Susana Arias
We talk with the journalist and cultural producer about the important role played by cultural institutions in weaving community.
Culture
Lorem Ipsum, or Towards a Cultural Luddism
Yaiza Berrocal
In what ways is it possible to subvert the dynamics of the culture industry embedded within a market society?
Culture
Dossier
Read Later
"Read Later" is a series of articles that you can browse on CCCB Lab to accompany the exhibition "Graphic Constellation. Young Women Authors of Avant-garde Comics".
Culture
Curating Young Thinking
La Sullivan
What would a festival of writing, thought and creation, designed, curated and managed by young people be like? Reflections on the experience of Bivac.
