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GRAF is an open, plural and interdisciplinary community of spaces that program contemporary art in Catalonia. They share the same context and contribute to strengthen it.
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Access to the internal organization tool for GRAF’s spaces. It gathers the information of all the activities planned for the future or in the process of being programmed. The aim of the calendar is to share this information in the mid and long term, in order to generate valuable knowledge and enable the strategic planning of new activities. The advantage of this is the optimization of resources. GRAF provides direct contact with the rest of GRAF’s spaces.
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Bring to light and spread the programme of the spaces in the public access agenda. The agenda offers a quick consultation site of GRAF spaces’ programme, proposals from different fields of contemporary art and from all over the Catalan geography. The aim of the agenda is to make the programme of institutional and independent spaces/projects more accessible and to contribute in the development of new audiences, facilitating the transfer between different disciplines.
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Support to the spaces for the publication of its programme in the calendar. The online tool is based on a personalized relationship with each one of the spaces in order to detect their specific needs and to periodically facilitate the entering of your data.
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— We publish your programme in GRAF
GRAF offers a data entry service for spaces with a high-volume programme. You periodically send us your schedule for the future and we publish it on GRAF’s calendar in order to save time and assure you share your updated and long-term information with the rest of the spaces and with the audience.
— Communication campaign
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November 29
6pm – 9pm
in Homesession
An exhibition by Kirra Kusy and Anna Evans curated by Laura Llaneli and carried out in collaboration with Metafora Studio Arts
The work of Anna Evans (UK) and Kirra Kusy (U.S.A) is characterized and begins with the observation of their environments. Both inhabit cities making them vibrate as they pass through their bodies. They collect their characteristics and elements to filter them, recomposing new ways of inhabiting through decontextualization and modification. In his works we observe shapes and objects that are familiar to us, but taken to places that generate new narratives through their connections.
In the case of Kusy, these modifications are thought through stories, understanding that each found object contains a past energy that determines the relationship with the rest of the devices. In the case of Evans, the hidden patterns are analyzed and merged with the landscape and the language, creating works that are resolved in very different ways.
For the present exhibition A Bunch of things connected, the first of the two artists jointly, the space has been thought of as a place that is transformed with two forceful interventions, one under our feet and the other over our heads.
