Tickets

The Nights of the MORERA

General public
Visits

Place

MORERA Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art of Lleida

Add to calendar

Buy Tickets

On Saturdays June 27, July 18 and August 22 we celebrate the MORERA Nights.

Summer evenings and nights. Start your long weekend off right with MORERA Nights, which will celebrate the best that creative communities have to offer. There will be DJ sessions as well as drinks on the Museum terrace, workshops, talks as well as screenings and concerts.

The Nights will be programmed by prominent cultural and artistic agents from our country. In this first edition they will be:

Antoni Pinent: ABOUT SYNAETHESIA . Synesthesia is a neurological phenomenon in which the stimulation of one sense automatically activates another, allowing for example “seeing” sounds, tasting words or associating colors with numbers. It is not a disease, but a different way of processing information, often with genetic roots and greater brain connectivity.

Jesús Vilamajó: PIM, PAM; PUM . Coinciding with the 90th anniversary of the 1936 coup d’état and the beginning of a cruel dictatorship, “PIM, PAM, PUM” offers the Lleida public an ironic, iconoclastic and at the same time festive look at the stories, ancient and current, that enhance the violence of war as a form of absolute domination, and also those stories that are expressed through the “symbolic power” that Pierre Bourdieu spoke of: a form of violence that is sweet and invisible, but very effective, that ends up being assumed and integrated by everyone. different way of processing information, often with genetic roots and more cerebral connectivity.

Laia Pulido: DISSIDENT INTERFACE . The day is conceived as an ephemeral and unrepeatable experience: the pieces are not intended to be simply observed or interpreted, but rather lived and experienced. For a few hours, the MORERA and the immediate public space that surrounds it are transformed into spaces of shared perception in which the public is invited to come into contact with forms of orientation, listening and presence that escape the accelerated logics of contemporaneity.

The program coming soon