ISEA2022 Barcelona — Possibles

ISEA International · 2022 · Art & Curatorship

Creative copywriting for ISEA2022 Barcelona, the 27th International Symposium on Electronic Art (10 – 16 June 2022) and its first European edition in over a decade, led by the UOC under the theme “Possibles”. An open call of 1,100 proposals shaped a programme of more than 140 papers, artist talks, workshops, screenings and performances at the CCCB, with keynotes by Christl Baur, Joan Fontcuberta, Olga Goriunova and Ricard Solé. More than 80 works spread across Arts Santa Mònica, the Recinte Modernista de Sant Pau, La Capella and Cal Massó in Reus, alongside the second Summit on New Media Art Archiving at MACBA, Barcelona's first drone show and an extended programme in ten Catalan cities.

Role
Creative Copywriter
Symposium
ISEA2022 Barcelona — 27th International Symposium on Electronic Art
Dates
10 – 16.06.2022
Organisers
Ajuntament de Barcelona · Generalitat de Catalunya · UOC
Venues
Arts Santa Mònica · CCCB · MACBA · Recinte Modernista de Sant Pau
Artistic committee
Irma Vilà · Pau Alsina · Pau Waelder · Tere Badia · Vicente Matallana
ISEA2022 Barcelona — Possibles, ISEA International, 2022. Dan Aparicio: Creative Copywriter (image 1)
Official poster
ISEA2022 Barcelona — Possibles, ISEA International, 2022. Dan Aparicio: Creative Copywriter (image 2)
Recinte Modernista de Sant Pau
ISEA2022 Barcelona — Possibles, ISEA International, 2022. Dan Aparicio: Creative Copywriter (image 3)
Image: CCCB
ISEA2022 Barcelona — Possibles, ISEA International, 2022. Dan Aparicio: Creative Copywriter (image 4)
Last Breaths — Linda Dement, Paul Brown & Carmine Gentile, Sant Pau
ISEA2022 Barcelona — Possibles, ISEA International, 2022. Dan Aparicio: Creative Copywriter (image 5)
What Is Possible and What Is Not — La Capella, Barcelona
ISEA2022 Barcelona — Possibles, ISEA International, 2022. Dan Aparicio: Creative Copywriter (image 6)
BEEPCollection: Origins — Cal Massó, Reus
ISEA2022 Barcelona — Possibles, ISEA International, 2022. Dan Aparicio: Creative Copywriter (image 7)
The Tapestry: Past and Possibility in the History of Magic — Peter Anders