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alexia medici

  • Curator / English
    • It Started with Water
    • “L’últim passatge” – the last passage
    • Interpreting a transition
    • “Until the lion learns to write, every story will glorify the hunter”
    • In the Parc de la Espanya Industrial
  • About
  • Visual artist
    • A Dance in the Dark
    • An Abstract Story
    • Installations
    • Portraits
    • Scapes
    • the Passage of Time project
  • Curadora / Castellano
    • Va començar amb l’aigua
    • “L’últim passatge”
    • Interpretación de una transición
    • “Until the lion learns to write, every story will glorify the hunter” – Chinua Acebe
    • en el Parc de l’Espanya Industrial
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Hopes, Dreams and Wishes (outdoor installation)
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“A Calling Bath” by artist Logan B Fields was created out of an urge to reconcile the persecution of characters like Unceti Maria Nicasi and the Spiritists, whilst addressing the limits of their methodology. To clear a space for a non-dogmatic voice to fill (a voice of abstraction).
Tonight artist Logan B. Fields invites us to experience “A Calling Bath” for the last time. In her artistic interpretation she adds more layers to the compelling history of who was known as the “Curandero de Sants”, and later as “el profeta”. Where does the saying “Esguerrats cap a Sants” come from?
📷 © Photos 2,3 @leylialakbarova photo 4 @lluc.miralles. In Cal Nicasi – A Calling Bath, Logan B. Fields (like Allan Kardec a pseudonym) asks questions like “Can a table speak for itself? If it could, would we know?”.
📷 © Lluc Miralles. El Camí de l’Aire / Itinerari 2
📷 © Lluc Miralles. Yesterday I gave my first curatorial visit. On Saturday 17th July, master historian Agus will give his first one. If you’re interested please book your place as soon as possible as my group filled very quickly.
📷 © Lluc Miralles 🔜This Saturday at 11:00 I’ll be giving the first curatorial route of “It Started with Water” 💦#vacomençaramblaigua in collaboration with La Lleialtat Santsenca. For this visit only I will be accompanied by the local historian Agus Giralt from @memoriadesants and we will visit the installation by Logan B. Fields “A Calling Bath” inspired by the rise and fall of spiritism in 1860s and 1870s in Sants, and especially by the happenings in the Cal Nicasi, the remains of which are still visible onsite today.
Did you know that this sculpture by Sergi Aguilar (Barcelona, 1946) was originally located in front of the Diputación Archives, and was moved to its current location to protect the underground tunnels that connect the pavilions to the kitchen? The artwork is intimately connected to the encompassing space found in the gardens of La Maternitat and its location in les Corts: in Carrer de Mejía Lequerica.
🥁 🔜 Soon.. very soon the artworks from the @fundaciosunol website will be installed around the Park of can Mantega. Can you guess which artwork it is?
Listen to Josep Miracle’s «Quatre coses del meu temps» (1976) at the park in can Mantega where it was originally intended, or wherever you are. Find it via the QR stickers on site which connect to the website of la Fundació Suñol, or directly through the website itself. We recommend the use of headphones 🎧

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