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Article about Cristóbal Hara in AHORA
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Review of “Le nom qui efface la couleur”, by Israel Ariño, in Innocent Curiosity by Marcin Grabowiecki
Navia and Cervantes in National Geographic
De don Quijote a Cervantes, by Navia in Spanish edition of National Geographic Magazine (May issue).
In this feature he talks about the project he is working and in wich we’ll have the privilege to participate.
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“Bonavista” by David Mocha in Diari de Tarragona
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“En surface” by Laëtitia Donval at FranceFineArt
Laëtitia Donval talks about En surface, her new book. Soon at Ediciones Anómalas.
http://www.francefineart.com/index.php/livres-a-litterature/36-livres-videos-cinema/livres/1674
Review of “Bonavista” by David Mocha in Détour
Francisca Pageo reviews Bonavista in Détour Magazine.
http://diarios.detour.es/ventanas/david-mocha-un-barrio-las-afueras-por-francisca-pageo
The trivial essays by Cristóbal Hara, in Détour
The trivial essays by Cristóbal Hara, in Détour by Francisca Pageo
Transmontanus in British Journal of Photography
Transmontanus, by Salvi Danés in the British Journal of Photography.
http://www.bjp-online.com/latest-issue-2/
New book: Bonavista, by David Mocha
The Bonavista quarter is a complex and heterogeneous territory whose origin lies in rural emigration from Andalusia and Extremadura. Located on the outskirts of Tarragona, where the city converges with the countryside, the infrastructures and the petrochemical industry, it shares the complex chaotic look of similar spaces in other cities, places that globalization has turned stereotypical and homogeneous. However, in this wasteland void of articulation, people have managed to craft a new territorial identity where their own experience has given shape to the appearance of the territory, creating new symbols that tell of their culture and stories of both the past and the present.