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alexia medici

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Curadora / Castellano

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“My Grandmother’s Fabric” by Katerina Ashche from “Until the lion learns to write, every story will glorify the hunter”

alexia medici
17 March , 202021 September , 2021

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Leaving the area of can Mantega where we discovered a forgotten spiritist center, underground shelters, a textile factory that later became an arms factory and looked into why the streets around this area, we walk down Carrer de Joan Güell, passing by Carrer de Jacquard to get to what is known as Vapor Vell, one of the most emblematic buildings for its relevance in the development of the history of Sants and Catalunya……

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