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Unanchoring, with Míriam Cano and Eduard Escoffet
Activity open to all and free of charge with a limited capacity of 55 people
Míriam Cano and Eduard Escoffet will be performing through two aesthetic proposals that, as different as they are, know how to approach each other and talk to each other. Because this is how one gets closer, when one separates and looks at each other from afar. Hence the prefix that indicates the reversal of the direction in which they come together: instead of anchoring, they will pull up the anchor.
Links of interest:
https://www.youtube.com/@txtstate/videos
https://www.youtube.com/@txtstate/videos
https://ca.wikipedia.org/wiki/M%C3%ADriam_Cano
http://www.cccb.org/es/participantes/ficha/miriam-cano/230677
With the participation of Míriam Cano and Eduard Escoffet
Míriam Cano (Molins de Rei, 1982) is a journalist and writer. She has published Buntsandstein, Ancoratge, Vermell de Rússia and the short story "La Comuna de París" in the joint volume Cremen Cels (with Martí Sales and Antònia Vicens). She has translated a selection of poems by Emily Dickinson, Cartes a un Amic Alemany by Albert Camus, Bluets by Maggie Nelson and Una Onada by John Ashbery. She has collaborated in various Catalan cultural media as an article writer and literary journalist and is co-director of the Bloom School.
Eduard Escoffet (Barcelona, 1979) has published Gaire, El terra i el cel and Menys i tot. He has also published the artist's book Estramps (with Evru) and the poster-poem Plançó. In 2018 he was a finalist for the Prix Bernard Heidsieck, awarded by the Centre Pompidou and the Fondazione Bonotto. With the electronic band Bradien, he released the albums Pols and Escala. He is currently a member of the group Barba Corsini, with whom he released the album Un nou incendi. He is the author, with Gianluca Abbate, of the virtual reality film Cos endins, recorded in Matera and winner of the Goethe Prize at the Zebra Poetry Film Festival in Berlin. He composed the piece Ode to the Walking Class for the German vocal group Sprechbohrer as part of the project The Poet's Sound. The piece premiered in Berlin and subsequently toured several European cities: Cologne, Hausach (Germany), Helsinki, Graz (Austria) and Limassol (Cyprus). In 2022 he premiered in Barcelona the sound performance for cassettes Utopia i esclavatge (peça per a 25 veus mecàniques), which was later seen in Tarragona and Madrid.
Thursdays of voice and word 2024 builds on the proposals of creators regularly invited by:
Blanca Llum Vidal
Eduard Olesti
Sònia Moya
Esteve Plantada
Grup Jordi Hurtado
Àrea de Lletres de la Bonne
PEN Català
Sodepau
Grup Obert d'Art Polític (GOAP)