year
 
                2001 - 2007 
                
                kind of project
                
                theatrical plays  
                
                kind of actor
                
                association  
 
                area
 
                art  
                
                
                
                partner institution
                
                Cultural Association Palo Q'Sea Trama Luna Teatro La Korbata Asociación Delirio and Cuentos sin Frontera Centro Cívico Can Felipa in Poblenou  
                
                more info
                
                A series of performing art festivals with artists from immigrant communities, mainly from Latin America, have taken place in Barcelona between 2001 and 2004: Women Get Together on the Scene (Encuentro de mujeres en escena, 2001-2003) and New Voices (Nuevas voces de Barcelona , 2002-2004) Both projects were aimed at developing alternative spaces for intercultural dialogue between immigrant communities and the residents of Barcelona. This includes spaces of cultural interaction where situations of social inclusion/exclusion of immigrant community in Barcelona are debated, where residents can hear the voices of their new neighbours without the mediation of political or academic institutions. In both projects, immigrant artists generated their own spaces of expression in an active way by acting and setting up exhibitions in different locations throughout the city. Women Get Together on the Scene was organized by the cultural association Palo Q'Sea, in collaboration with Trama Luna Teatro, La Korbata, Asociación Delirio and Cuentos sin Frontera and with the support of the Centro Cívico Can Felipa in Poblenou. These encounters were truly intercultural gatherings. Since 2001, women from the field of the performing arts from Barcelona, Valencia, La Rioja, Bilbao, Colombia, Venezuela, Argentina, Uruguay, Bolivia, Cuba, Mexico and Chile have been meeting to encourage and to strengthen their own personal development in the fields of theatre, music, dance, poetry and visual arts. 
                 
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