Jordi Costa (Barcelona, ​​1966) has been head of the exhibitions department at the CCCB since 2019. He is the author of the books *Mondo Bulldog* (1999), *Vida Mostrenca* (2002), *Todd Solondz: In the Suburbs of Happiness* (2005), and *How to End the Counterculture* (2018), among others. He has curated the exhibitions "Trash Culture: A Speleology of Taste," "J.G. Ballard: Autopsy of the New Millennium," and "Chris Ware: Drawing Is Thinking" (all at the CCCB), "Serial Fictions" and "Serial Fictions: Season Two" (SOS 4.8), and "Plagiarism" (La Casa Encendida), the latter with Álex Mendíbil. He also curated the adaptation of the "Stanley Kubrick" exhibition at the CCCB. As a filmmaker, he has directed the films Piccolo Grande Amore and La lava en los labios (both from 2013) and has participated as an actor in Bergman Island by Mia Hansen-Løve.