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ESTERO EVENTI DEL 9/11/2010<br />
The Baroque D_effect<br />
Politics of the Hispanic Image<br />
curated by art historians Jorge Luis Marzo and<br />
Tere Badia<br />
The Hispanic phenomenon symbolizes the<br />
homogeneous framework shared by Spain and<br />
Latin America. But who built this myth and<br />
what strategies have been generated to keep it<br />
going down through the centuries, through<br />
many different regimes, i<strong>de</strong>ologies and<br />
governments?<br />
This exhibition, curated by art historians Jorge<br />
Luis Marzo and Tere Badia, is a meticulous<br />
examination of the relation between the<br />
Hispanic myth and its principal survival<br />
strategy: the baroque. Of all the images used<br />
in Spanish-speaking countries to construct and<br />
legitimate their i<strong>de</strong>ntity and memory, the<br />
baroque has been the most lasting,<br />
wi<strong>de</strong>spread and influential, often at the cost of<br />
other equally important threads.<br />
“The Baroque D_effect” is <strong>de</strong>vised as a<br />
dissection of this narrative and of the cultural<br />
policies that continue to write it today. It<br />
should be seen then not as an exhibition of<br />
baroque art, but of the political and cultural<br />
strategies which over the years have helped to<br />
create an official homogenizing narrative, the<br />
Hispanic myth, and of the part played in it by<br />
the world of creation.<br />
The show starts out from the expediency of<br />
examining these questions from the viewpoint<br />
of contemporary creation, one of the principal<br />
heirs to this myth-making narrative. Using<br />
cinema, vi<strong>de</strong>os, documentaries, animation and<br />
installations, the exhibition presents visitors<br />
SCHEDA<br />
TITOLO The Baroque D_effect<br />
PERIODO dal 9/11/10<br />
al 27/2/11<br />
CITTÀ Barcelona<br />
NAZIONE Spagna<br />
SEDE Centre <strong>de</strong> Cultura<br />
Contemporania <strong>de</strong> Barcelona<br />
CCCB<br />
INDIRIZZO calle Montalegre, 5<br />
ORARIO Tuesday - Sunday 11a.m. -<br />
8p.m. Thusday 11 a.m. - 10<br />
p.m.<br />
TELEFONO 0034 933064100<br />
FAX 0034 933064101<br />
Email<br />
Web<br />
SEGNALATO DA Monica Munoz<br />
Jorge Luis Marzo<br />
Tere Badia<br />
APPROFONDIMENTI