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with myrto & with carolina and marielle

+modelo with MITO

22. may at Rambla del Prim (besós neighborhood)

together with the artist collective MITO, we are creating a sculpture in the public space to gather data for our research on people’s sense of place in the neighborhood besós. This is part of the architecture festival +MODEL that happens in Barcelona and we are at the rambla de besós on saturday and sunday the 22th and 23th of april (sant jordi jipiie) to talk, spray, play and listen to the neighbours of that area.

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MOC tour I

9. may in gothico and el born

the world is a Museum to Colonization, you just don’t see it. The Museum of Colonization (MOC) is here to help you notice, challenge colonial thought, and dream of decolonial futures. The MOC Tour unravels the colonial history of the city of Barcelona. The Tour takes you on a journey of History decolonization by acknowledging colonization’s deep-rooted consequences in the lives of today’s marginalized groups of society.

the idea of this day is a test. We meet at 2 pm at the cathedral and we have Marielle’s parents and two of my friends as ‘(very critical) audience that can reflect on the coming hours. Everything goes well, I record the talkings and we walk smoothly from stop to stop, presenting our prepared contents. The feedback: it is too long and too much walking. The content is interesting yet it could be less history based as our aim is to give an alternative present, to give insights into pasts and links that are not easily spit out by wikipedia.

MOC tour II

21. june in gothico and el born

explore the hidden narratives of Barcelona’s colonial history with the Museum of Colonization (MOC). The MOC Tour unveils the often unseen impact of colonization. Delve into the fantastic process of co-decolonizing history and gain insight into the profound effects it has had on marginalized communities in our present society. The tour is designed to set the stage for meaningful discussions and fun moments. The participants will intuitively envision decolonial and just futures. This tour is not just informative but it also offers a unique opportunity get silly while debating heavy topics that often leave us felling emotionally drained. Don’t miss out on this fun experience that invites brave dialogues, encourages critical reflection, roasts and plays with historical stupidity.

the tour will just over 3KM around the Gothic Quarter and Raval. For those using mobility devices (wheelchairs, crutches, etc), it will be difficult to navigate in the narrow cobblestone streets. Please contact the organizers directly if you need to know the route beforehand, so accomodations can be arranged.Explore the hidden narratives of Barcelona’s colonial history with the Museum of Colonization (MOC). The MOC Tour unveils the often unseen impact of colonization. Delve into the fantastic process of co-decolonizing history and gain insight into the profound effects it has had on marginalized communities in our present society. The tour is designed to set the stage for meaningful discussions and fun moments. The participants will intuitively envision decolonial and just futures. This tour is not just informative but it also offers a unique opportunity get silly while debating heavy topics that often leave us felling emotionally drained. Don’t miss out on this fun experience that invites brave dialogues, encourages critical reflection, roasts and plays with historical stupidity.

the tour will just over 3KM around the Gothic Quarter and Raval. For those using mobility devices (wheelchairs, crutches, etc), it will be difficult to navigate in the narrow cobblestone streets. Please contact the organizers directly if you need to know the route beforehand, so accomodations can be arranged.

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MOC kick-off party

17. june

come celebrate the official launch of the Museum of Colonization (MOC) at our Kick-Off Party! It will be a showcase of our current projects and where we dream to go in the decolonial future. We hope to hold space to build meaningful connections between individuals and organizations doing anti-colonial/decolonial work in Barcelona. There will be interactive activities designed for YOU to help shape US! Like co-building MOC’s manifesto, sharing you decolonial visions of the future, and connect with like-minded individuals committed to systemic change.

this will be a space designed to celebrate our shared vision, amplify BIPOC voices, and embark on an inspiring journey of collective healing, joy and happiness.

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more thAn I

19. june in Akashahub

“more thAn I” - a collective storytelling. Come join our collaborative storytelling installation, bringing your own thoughts to guide the story. An AI-Language Model will ask the questions while you watch your answers being weaved into the story and projected in real time· Your imaginings will merge with the previous ones and the ones after, forming a fascinating plot.

we hope to create a space for critical engagement with AI-tools and the (social) structures that underlie human-machine interactions and outcomes. What happens if we mix a ‘human collective’ and an ‘artificial’ intelligence? Is it an actual ‘mix’?

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