Outside of the residency program, Can Serrat’s doors are open to artists, writers, musicians, climbers, etc __ that wish to enjoy a short time in this beautiful house at the feet of Montserrat. Costs per day, per person : … Continued
>>>> FUTURE EVENT __Can Serrat annual curated presentation of projects FORAGING THE WOODS An open work session that involves cooking and talking around the concept of art residency and the history of recollecting and foraging. The meal will … Continued
Within the framework of this jury, 130 applications were received from writers all over the world and a large number of them were of an impressive quality. 20 participants are invited in the residency program for 2018 in addition, Can Serrat … Continued
Collaborative translation project in Catalan and Spanish of the contemporary art essay book ‘Toward a Lexicon of Usership’ (2013) by Stephen Wright. “In four Sunday-afternoon sessions over the course of November at Can Serrat, we set out to … Continued
Sorry, this entry is only available in European Spanish. For the sake of viewer convenience, the content is shown below in the alternative language. You may click the link to switch the active language. El jurado de cada convocatoria selecciona … Continued
Link to the video >> Constanza, 2016 Constanza aimed to be a mere representation of a statistical analysis limited to a small number of people in one community, randomly met on the streets, coffee bars, bakeries, etc. The content … Continued
‘Easy visions’ is a film investigating on a particular form of oral history: a collectively generated myth. This myth’s composition differs from the typical story structure of a history. Traditionally stories are the re-telling of a singular event passed … Continued
At the moment I am organizing / reorganizing my thoughts, ideas and the fields of interest that I spend time with in an attempt to find a focus point for my stay at Can Serrat. My attention has lately been … Continued
Megan Broughton is a visual artist, cellist, and writer based in Napa and Los Angeles, CA. She graduated with a BFA in Fine Art from CalArts in 2012 and has held residencies at The Earthfire Institute and Can Serrat (2014, 2017). … Continued
Salvador Olguin (Monterrey, 1979) has published poetry and other genres in printed and online publications in Mexico, Spain, and the United States. His book, La carabela portuguesa (The Portuguese Man O’War) received the Carmen Alardin National Poetry Award in 2010. … Continued
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