Machines for Living. Flamenco and Architecture in the Occupation and Vacating of Spaces

Xavier Ribas; Pedro G Romero

Machines for Living. Flamenco and Architecture in the Occupation and Vacating of Spaces

Xavier Ribas, Pedro G Romero (Curator/Producer)

Research output: Non-textual output › Exhibition

Abstract

Machines for Living. Flamenco and Architecture in the Occupation and Vacating of Spaces takes its title from a comment made by Federico GarcíaLorca to Manuel de Falla, recorded in Arquitectura del cante jondo (circa 1932), when the two of them were walking down a street in Granada and suddenly heard an old cante song, a voice and a guitar playing, issuing from within a house. As they peered in through the window, they saw “a white, aseptic room without a single picture, just like a machine for living in by the architect Corbusier”.

Original language	English
Publisher	La Virreina Centre de la Imatge
Publication status	Published - 23 Feb 2018
Event	Machines for Living Flamenco and Architecture in the Occupation and Vacating of Spaces - La Virreina Centre de la Imatge, Barcelona, Spain Duration: 23 Feb 2018 → 20 May 2018 http://ajuntament.barcelona.cat/lavirreina/en/exhibitions/machines-living/222

Keywords

photography
Architecture
Cities
housing

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Xavier Ribas
- X.Ribasbrighton.acuk
- School of Art and Media - Senior Lecturer
- Photography Research and Enterprise Group
Person: Academic

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Machines for Living. Flamenco and Architecture in the Occupation and Vacating of Spaces. Ribas, Xavier (Author/Creator); Romero, Pedro G (Curator/Producer). 2018. La Virreina Centre de la ImatgeEvent: Machines for Living<br/>Flamenco and Architecture in the Occupation and Vacating of Spaces, La Virreina Centre de la Imatge, Barcelona, Spain.

Research output: Non-textual output › Exhibition

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