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Barcelona Masala: Narratives and Interactions in Cultural Space

Barcelona Masala: Narratives and Interactions in Cultural Space
Barcelona Masala: Narratives and Interactions in Cultural Space
A 208 page co-edited publication of 6 essays from Spanish historians, anthropologists, artists and designers that locate this project within a framework of history, cultural change, social politics and contemporary visual arts/design.

Three separate workshops/projects are documented here instigated by Ed D’Souza in collaboration with the Design School Elisava. Workshops conducted with Elisava students have presented work in public spaces over a three-year period in the Raval district of Barcelona. The workshop/project aims were to promote cultural exchange and dialogues between the Asian immigrant population of the Raval and the wider city in a period of time that the Raval has transformed through migratory change.

This publication looks at how the overlapping areas of social science and art/design expression could contribute to better social understanding of a migrant community as part of a wider issue of the forces of globalisation through the context of the city.

Edited by Robert D’Souza and Daniel Cid including written contributions from Robert D’Souza, Daniel Cid, Félix Pérez-Hita, N. Paricio, A. Pujol and Garcia Bargados.
978-1-940291-23-9
Actar
D'Souza, R.E.
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D'Souza, R.E. , D'Souza, R.E. and Cid, Daniel (eds.) (2013) Barcelona Masala: Narratives and Interactions in Cultural Space , Barcelona, ES. Actar, 208pp. (In Press)

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A 208 page co-edited publication of 6 essays from Spanish historians, anthropologists, artists and designers that locate this project within a framework of history, cultural change, social politics and contemporary visual arts/design.

Three separate workshops/projects are documented here instigated by Ed D’Souza in collaboration with the Design School Elisava. Workshops conducted with Elisava students have presented work in public spaces over a three-year period in the Raval district of Barcelona. The workshop/project aims were to promote cultural exchange and dialogues between the Asian immigrant population of the Raval and the wider city in a period of time that the Raval has transformed through migratory change.

This publication looks at how the overlapping areas of social science and art/design expression could contribute to better social understanding of a migrant community as part of a wider issue of the forces of globalisation through the context of the city.

Edited by Robert D’Souza and Daniel Cid including written contributions from Robert D’Souza, Daniel Cid, Félix Pérez-Hita, N. Paricio, A. Pujol and Garcia Bargados.

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Accepted/In Press date: 2013
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Organisations: Winchester School of Art

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Local EPrints ID: 187541
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/187541
ISBN: 978-1-940291-23-9
PURE UUID: c6210338-321f-4fcd-b7d8-63fa5660fd84
ORCID for R.E. D'Souza: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0002-0977-0082
ORCID for R.E. D'Souza: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0002-0977-0082

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Date deposited: 17 May 2011 13:07
Last modified: 15 Jul 2022 01:41

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Author: R.E. D'Souza ORCID iD
Editor: R.E. D'Souza ORCID iD
Editor: Daniel Cid

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