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Places categories: IVAM Centre Julio González
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Special program for the dance week at the IVAM
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Special program for the dance week at the IVAM
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Dance and its sensitive incidents
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Club Mutante and DJ Paul Jean Robert. Dance day
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Dance mornings for adult bodies. As part of Dance Day: Dansem together!
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Articulacions programme
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Dance week at IVAM TEM, La Mutant, Espai La Granja, APDCV and AVED
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Art i Context Programme
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Performance of the students of the Advanced Study Centre (Centre de Perfeccionament del Palau de Les Arts)
The IVAM and the Centre de Perfeccionament Palau de les Arts Reina Sofía work together and they continue in this season 2022-2023 collaborating to bring the different arts and show the existing link between them, to all audiences.
With the purpose of disseminating artistic creation and making it more accessible, they have created a concert program that connects the different musical pieces they perform with the different exhibitions at IVAM.
With this collaboration, both institutions vindicate the need to work for an open, multifaceted and plural culture, as well as the importance of culture in the development of contemporary societies.
Presentation by the curators of the exhibition Daniel Nebot and Nacho Lavernia, with the designers Marisa Gallén, Sandra Figuerola, Luis Lavernia, Luis González, Carlos Bento and Eduardo Albors.
We first discussed the idea of joining forces and setting up a large studio in a car on the way back from Milan. It didn’t come up spontaneously; we’d already worked together on a couple of other projects and the possibility of doing something more together was in the air. We´ll be talking about that: how we set up La Nave, how the group expanded, and how we finally found the space we named it after.
Although there was no conscious intention behind it, we soon realized that there was a “La Nave spirit”, a particular way of doing things, a sort of common criteria that things either fit into or not. It’s not often you find that kind of essence that permeates everything no matter who exactly makes them, but there it was. And soon the media and other colleagues came to see what we were doing, what the space was like, what kind of projects we were working on and how we organized things in our own particular way.
Nacho Lavernia