Event
Exhibition “Carlos Motta. Prayers of Resistance”
The exhibition “Prayers of Resistance” is the first major retrospective that a European museum has devoted to the transdisciplinary work of Carlos Motta (Bogotá, 1978). A journey through more than 25 years of artistic practice, where the body and sexual dissidence are not only subjects of exploration, but territories of resistance, memory and political struggle.
About this event
Through photographic self-portraits, performances and video installations, the exhibition is organised around four strands that address pre-Hispanic homoeroticism, care politics as spaces of queer liberation, acts of self-determination beyond the human and the recovery of silenced histories as forms of knowledge and rebellion.
In each of his pieces, Motta traces a genealogy of insubordination, connecting times and geographies to challenge the normative discourses that have sought to erase the existence of dissident bodies, desires and identities. His work is a cry against disappearance and epistemicide, a space where queer memory not only resists, but is rewritten with fury and dignity.
Categories
In the same district
Related guides
- Barcelona and its avant-garde: contemporary art museums to discover
Related topics
- Museu d'Art Contemporani de Barcelona
- Museu d'Art Contemporani de Barcelona (MACBA)
Names as listed, in their original language.
