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ART THAT WORKS. A changing Space for the creation, exchange, connection, experimentation, learning and general transformation. Conservas is also a theater company and action . Conservas produces actions, media-shares and other tools. Conservas organizes events that allow us to see and think about what is happening. Conservas promotes projects and networks of citizen action. Conservas …

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Performing space

The place closes its activities on 31-12-2018 due to lack of funds. Since 1993. Mind your head! You can reach us from Monday to Friday from 4PM till 8PM. Often we organize open workshops about new technologies and other tools (be update in the blog). Address: C/ Sant Pau 58 Bajos – 08001 Barcelona – …

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Festivals

Innmotion Festival Applied scenic and visual arts [more info] [2009] [2007] [2005] [2002] [2001] The oXcars The biggest free culture event of all times Because their busines is not our culture. We are destroying a monopoly. [2013] [2012] [2011] [2010] [2009] [2008] What are the artists for? 2 (exINNMOTION) Applied scenic and visual arts [2011 …

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Videos – TV

TV Here you can found interesting things but we haven’t updated this page since 2008. To see more videos that we have create you can go to: Conservas in YouTube  ||  Xnet in YouTube  ||  Xnet in Vimeo Our Own Productions Advanced Realities 2 – 2007 // Advanced Realities 1 – 2007 // Housing Questionnaire …

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Simona Levi & Texts

Biography (source wikipedia) Simona Levi is the coordinator of CONSERVAS. She is an Italian multidisciplinary artist and activist based in Barcelona, Spain, since 1990. She is a prominent activist in European social movements that support the free circulation of knowledge, and has actively participated in movements in defense of the right to housing and the …

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Performances

Advanced Realities 2 (2018) Become a Banker: Black Cards, everything they wanted to hide from you (2016) Advanced Realities (2007-08) 7 dust: Non Lavoreremo Mai Show (2003) Femina Ex-machina (2000)   * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * …

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