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Sarah Treharne
Sarah Treharne viu i treballa a Nova Jersey. Es va graduar cum laude de Mason Gross School of the Arts a la Rutgers University el 2014 amb un BFA amb una concentració en pintura. Ha assistit a residències d’artistes, inclosa … Continued
Natasha Cox
Natasha viu i treballa a Londres i ha participat en l’organització d’espais de l’art alternatiu des de l’any 2013. En l’actualitat Natasha forma part del School of the Damned (“Col·legi dels Condemnats”), un programa màster igualitari i no jeràrquic … Continued
Potira Maia
Visual Artist who was born in Vitória da Conquista, Bahia in 1982. Live and work in João Pessoa, Brasil where develop researches in art and also acts as educator in the process of including people with deficiency in the public … Continued
Nicole Baute
Nicole Baute is an expatriate Canadian living in India, where she writes short fiction and essays. Her writing has appeared or is forthcoming in Joyland, Eclectica Magazine, the Toronto Star, the Globe and Mail and elsewhere. She teaches creative writing … Continued
Maya Perry
Maya Perry is an artist/musician based in Tel Aviv and New York City. She studied at the Minshar School of Art (Tlv) from which she graduated from in 2017. Her work focuses mainly on the dialogue between the conscious and the … Continued
Can Serrat Wishes You Happy 2018!
Happy 2018 everyone! Here in Can Serrat we have celebrated the Australian New Year first, and continue with the Korean, then the Turkish, Finnish, Spanish, French, Norwegian, after the Colombian, the United States, the Mexican, the Cuban, the Canadian and … Continued
Translation LAB_”Toward a Lexicon of Usership” (2013), Stephen Wright
‘In four Sunday-afternoon sessions over the course of November at Can Serrat, we set out to test and verify a bold and untried hypothesis: that to read a text is, in essence, to translate, counter translate and retranslate that text. … Continued
Jury Selection_Visual Artists_October 2017
Full Grant Olivia Hernaïz Grant #1 Jaime Iglehart Ted Wiggin Nolwenn Salaun Yeon Jin Kim Grant #2 Anna-Maria Hällgren Marcelina Wellmer Alona Vinç Amery Kessler Juan de Dios Morenilla Zaloa Ipiña Kelly Lloyd Marie Skeie Katherinne Fiedler Guttormsen Juan Narowé Carvalho Garcia Charlie Cousins … Continued
Maria Palmeiro
She is a graduate in architecture and urban planning, dedicated to painting since 2011. She is currently finalizing a Master’s Degree in Arts at the School of Communication (ECO) of the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ), where she … Continued
Cycle of Translation Laboratory “Toward a Lexicon of Usership_2013” by Stephen Wright
We have completed the first cycle of translation laboratory “Toward a Lexicon of Usership_2013” by StephenWright. A very interesting debate was created around the content of the book, which was the main interest of Stephen, has been completed 25% of … Continued
RESIDENTS
Josefine Saietz
A danish artist living and studying at gerrit rietveld academie in amsterdam. working with photography, animation video, and textile history. interested in folklore, myths, and environmental issues, which is especially reflected in... READ MORE
Mario Moroni
Mario Moroni is an italian-born poet and poetry performer, long time resident of the united states, where he taught in various colleges and universities, he retired in 2019. in the course of... READ MORE
Helena Kotnik Mercade
Helena will create a painting in her own distinctive style. Through it, she will reflect on the landscape and environment of Can Serrat. Her aim is to produce a large-scale piece. Her... READ MORE
Louise Charlotte Hinman
Lou is a multidisciplinary visual artist with over 20 years of experience. Originally from London, she now lives in Baix Penedès. She studied Fine Art and later specialised in the professional field... READ MORE
Virgilia Ferrao
My project, a young adult futuristic / fantasy novel, is about an African kingdom hidden in the world, and two young sisters (twins), separated from birth. One twin is being raised in a... READ MORE
KC Trommer
KC Trommer is a poet and cultural worker in New York City. Her books include We Call Them Beautiful (Diode Editions, 2019) and The Hasp Tongue (Dancing Girl Press, 2014). A finalist... READ MORE