Imagine the past, present, and future of Casa Canals Junyer on Viaducte de Vallcarca. Organized by La Gossa, a Gràcia comic school, the activity takes cues from Richard McGuire's graphic novel 'Aquí' to build collective visual narratives. Through observation and imagination, panels will explore the space's history and transformations, using the installation and physical surroundings as narrative supports. Aimed at young adults and families, it's free and open. La Gossa founders Alfredo Borés and Berta Embun lead a playful, experimental approach to sequential art.
The Planns tip
The Viaducte de Vallcarca itself is a walk worth discovering. Arrive early to take in the surroundings.
Practical info
Saturday: from 16:00 h to 20:00 h Free Admission
The venue
Viaducte de Vallcarca
Concrete arches: Vallcarca's vital link since 1923.
Completed in 1923, the Vallcarca Viaduct stands as a vital infrastructure that spanned the old stream, linking the hills of Putget and El Coll in Gràcia. Initially designed in iron, its construction pivoted to reinforced concrete—a pioneering technique in early 20th-century Catalonia—complemented by stone and brick cladding. Its pillars, adorned with shields of Catalonia and Sant Jordi flanked by winged lions, define semicircular balconies. A testament to its era's engineering and local community involvement, it's a listed element of Barcelona's architectural heritage, redefining urban connectivity.
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