Isabel Bedoya Palop (Universitat Pompeu Fabra) unearths the memory of slavery in Catalonia. A raw analysis of oppression's footprint, focusing on the lives and resistance of women: mothers, workers, and defiant figures within a dehumanizing system. A present encounter with the past.
The Planns tip
Get off at Sant Andreu L1 metro stop and walk Gran de Sant Andreu street to see the neighborhood's commercial fabric before the session.
PRACTICAL INFO
Monday: at 6:30 PM · Free Entry — Limited capacity
THE VENUE
A vibrant hub in the heart of Sant Andreu, Biblioteca Ignasi Iglésias - Can Fabra stands as a cultural focal point in Barcelona. Its welcoming atmosphere fosters community, knowledge, and connection, echoing the city's rich history and contemporary dynamism.
Biblioteca Ignasi Iglésias - Can Fabra
Industrial heritage, contemporary narrative.
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