What do women paint? A new look at art history
Forgotten women painters, prehistory to the 20th century, in focus.
- From €25.76
El Farró a través del carrer Saragossa
Deconstruct official art history. This workshop explores the legacy and narratives of women artists, often relegated, to redefine the canon from a critical, contemporary perspective.
The Planns tip
Bring a physical notebook; the room's acoustics allow you to follow the speakers without distraction and jot down bibliographic references.
Practical info
Tuesday: from 18.00 h to 19.30 h · General admission: 25.76 € Reduction and subsidy of course fees, inquire at the centre — Advance booking required Limited places
The venue
El Farró a través del carrer Saragossa
Carrer Saragossa: El Farró's vital artery, amidst century-old facades.
Starting from Carrer Saragossa 1, embark on a journey through El Farró's backbone – a neighborhood balancing artisan sobriety with residential echoes. Centuries-old facades along this street showcase discreet architecture, enriched by floral motifs or wrought-iron railings that define the area's identity. Once a main thoroughfare and commercial hub, this axis connects a network of streets where neighborhood life still thrives. Further down, at number 29, Vil·la Urania stands – a cultural space rooted in scientific outreach, a testament to its diverse historical layers.
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