A prestigious dance school from Shanghai showcases the richness of Chinese culture through classical, folk, and contemporary dance. The program features pieces inspired by the Silk Road, reinterpretations of literary works, and a display of regional rhythmic diversity.
The Planns tip
Parc de l'Estació del Nord is a good starting point to explore the El Fort Pienc neighborhood, with plenty of spots for a pre-event bite.
Practical info
Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday: from 5:30 PM to 6:30 PM Free Entry Duration: 60 min
The venue
Parc de l'Estació del Nord
Cel Caigut: Beverly Pepper's Land Art in Eixample.
Parc de l'Estació del Nord, in Eixample's Fort Pienc, transforms a former railway hub into a contemporary Land Art space. Opened in 1988 on the grounds of a station closed in 1972, the park showcases Beverly Pepper's sculptural intervention. Her work "Cel Caigut" reinterprets Gaudí's trencadís with earthen mounds and blue ceramic mosaics emerging from the lawn, offering a visual and tactile experience. Alongside "Espiral Arbrada," these pieces define a dialogue between nature and sculptural geometry. The imposing Modernista facade of the old station, designed by Demetri Ribes, anchors the ensemble, a reminder of its industrial past. This spot is an urban and cultural meeting point, close to landmarks like L'Auditori.
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