Álvaro S. Fernández, 2021
[Trailer] Transmedia essay where using different media content and storytellings on-line reflects about the infrastructure needed in the Algeciras Bay to connect with Europe, produced in the European Railway’s Year context and inspired by the needs to link with the flanks.
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Les Têtes de l'Art, 2020
This little presentation offers the principals data about the poor housing and its effects on the different neighborhoods in Marseille.
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Les Têtes de l'Art, 2020
One of the Marseille's Right To The City Lab activists
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Les Têtes de l'Art, 2020
One of the Marseille's Right To The City Lab activists
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Mediactivism, 2020
They are the people whose name we know. People who we share memories with. People who help each other.
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Mediactivism, 2020
A place to move around, to hang out, to look after. A common place.
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Mediactivism, 2020
Why do cities change? Factories, housing for workers, roads, spaces for leisure, etc are built and destroyed, as capitalism evolves and right to the city weakens.
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Erman Topgül, Arzu Erturan, Gökçe Su Yoğurtçuoğlu, Merve Uçak, Fatih Bilgin, Hande Zerkin, Tan Mavitan., 2017
Video campaign from the Turkey Medialab for the Radical Democracy: Reclaiming the Commons project
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Erman Topgül, Arzu Erturan, Gökçe Su Yoğurtçuoğlu, Merve Uçak, Fatih Bilgin, Hande Zerkin, Tan Mavitan., 2017
Radical Democracy: Reclaiming the Commons Teaser (Turkey Medialab)
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Andrzej Górz, 2015
Video Campaing from the Poland Medialab foro the Radical Democracy: Reclaiming the Commons project.
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Gema Luque, Marta Girón, Rocío García, 2014
If statues make people and historical facts visible and, at the same time, constructs our memory, what conclusions can we draw from direct experience with the statue of Clara Campoamor in Seville?
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Tania B. Martínez, Marta López, Ana Maeso, Carmen Martínez, 2014
Set a time and place. You have a date with romantic love. A date to get even.
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Ana Maeso, Marta Girón, Marta López, 2014
Abandoned airports, empty office buildings, housing estates without people, closed amusement attractions parks... As many other places where large sums were invested with the dubious expectation of a "better city", Seville also has its particular contemporary ruins: the site of the Expo 1992.
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Seyithan Alkan, 2012
A boy introduces us to his colorful world in Tarlabasi, the one only place he would always want to come back to even after travelling to the space
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Berkay Yucel, 2012
"Maybe the secret to live long is this: Never wage war with anybody, especially yourself."
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Sevinc Karatas, Ege Goksu, Omer Acar, Baturhan Cihan, 2012
A film about people who work and live at night.
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Álvaro Cantero, 2012
Drifting around the city of Seville
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Olly Newport, 2012
A masseuse gives away her skills in exchange for a simple donation of any size
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Anna Snowball & Matthew Kay, 2012
Life of a street performer from London's Southbank
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Andrés Campoy, 2012
Four friends meet one evening to skate.
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Ties Linders, 2012
Free running in the public space
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Álvaro S. Fernández, 2012
A young man from the twenty-first century that decided to think about "want, trying to get".
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Gamze Akan, Ilgın Aksoy, Sengul Moral, 2011
People of Eskisehir in Turkey talk about a statue, creating stories around it.
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x, 2011
The 12th Gymnasium of Acharnae is situated in the suburbs of Athens, inside the former 2004 Olympic Village.
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Antonio Jiménez Rodríguez, Eder Nevef, 2011
A little report about music in Seville.
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Anna Brzezińska-Czerska, 2010
Skarpa was once one of the most important cinemas in Warsaw.
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Marta Świderska, 2010
Experimenting with dance as a way of integration between young and senior people
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Iwo Kondefer, 2010
The “city jewellery” isn't easy to find. It's also illegal.
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Zuzanna Solakiewicz, Kinga Gałuszka, 2009
Do concert's have to take place in philharmonics halls? The Institute of Avant-garde organises them on the rooftops of Warsaw's buildings, with alternative music and amazing views.
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