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Rock’n’Graphics.

Terminal B organises Rock'n'Graphics, a new programme of activities open to the public that revolves around rock and graphic design.

Wednesday the 14th the FAD Auditorium will be the venue for the premiere of the documentary "Died Young, Stayed Pretty", by the Iranian-Canadian director Eileen Yaghoobian. Presented at several festivals all over the world, the film delves into the scene of North American rock poster designers, an entire subculture of underground artisans at the service of the most independent type of music. A round table will be held immediately afterwards to discuss the historical links between rock and graphic design and how these two worlds are linked in the current context. Eileen Yaghoobian, director of the documentary, and the designers Juanjo Sáez, Txarly Brown, Jordi Duró and Arnau Sala will be the participants of the round table, which will be moderated by Bruno Sokolowicz.

To close the Rock'n'Graphics programme, Terminal B will host on Thursday the 15th the TV3 series "Arròs Covat" (“Overcooked Rice”), devised by Juanjo Saez. The event will also include the performances by, among other music groups from the Barcelona scene, The New Raemon, It's Not Not and Miguel Angel Blanca (Manos de Topo). All the performances will take place on the stage of the Terminal B Rock'n'Roll PEEPSHOW.

Rock'n'Graphics Programme:

Wednesday 14th: Showing of the documentary "Died Young, Stayed Pretty" (original version with English subtitles) (6 pm) and round table (7.30 pm).

Thursday 15th: Presentation of the series "Arròs Covat" (7.30 pm)

Terminal B is a project of the FAD and has engaged the support of the Department of Culture and Media of the Generalitat and of Barcelona City Hall.

Collaborating: Moritz and Escándalo Films.

[2009-09-16]

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Zasshoku.

Terminal B presents the installation "Zasshoku" (Omnivorous in Japanese) by Yoshi Sislay and Gente Kosumi, two young artists from Osaka established in Barcelona. Starting with an intervention in the FAD Forum, these two Japanese have joined their respective styles together with the aim of displaying the rich iconography of their home country, a place where millennial tradition has gradually absorbed concepts from the multifaceted culture of the west. FAD Forum. Monday to Friday, from 9:00 am to 8:00 pm. Terminal B is a project by the FAD which enjoys the support of the Department for Culture and Media of the Generalitat de Catalunya and Barcelona City Hall. Collaborating: Moritz, Casa Asia, Turner Colours Works LTD.

[2009-07-09]

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Immigration and creativity in Barcelona.

What does Barcelona offer to the creative professionals that have chosen the city as a place to live and work? What do they offer to the city? What are the attributes of the knowledge and creative metropolis? As part of the exhibition “Barcelona connectada, ciutadans transnacionals” at the History Museum of Barcelona (MUHBA), Terminal B is organizing a round-table with the aim to discuss these and other issues related to immigration and creativity in Barcelona.

“Creativity and immigration in Barcelona”
Round-table Tuesday May 26,
Al Museu d’Història de la Ciutat de Barcelona (MUHBA)
Sala Martí l’Humà Plaça del Rei, s/n
08002 Barcelona

[2009-05-21]

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SkateArt/ SkateRIP @ DEJ 2009 Milano.

Terminal B showed the Expo at the Digital Entertainment Jam 2009 Milano, an event linked to contemporary design and digital culture organized by Beijing Institute of Fashion and Technology that was concieved as a showcase for urban art and multimedia to promote new chinese creative edge contributions around the world and back up the fusion between Eastern and Western culture. The fair took place at the Museo della Scienza e della Tecnologia "Leonardo da Vinci" in April during the International Furniture Fair in Milan.

[2009-05-19]

'Reinterpretando la ciudad' deby Xavi Camino.

Download here the complete version of the article "Reinterpreting the city: the skate culture and the streets of Barcelona" by Xavi Camino, published originally in the sport-medicine specialized magazine Apunts. Xavi Camino is an anthropologist, specialized in the study of the sport uses of the public space. At present he prepares his thesis on the current scene of the skate-board in Barcelona. Camino was one of the participants in the round table about the uses and the delimitations of the publ

[2009-02-27]

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