European researchers CBA

Since the beginning of 2021, the CBA has been a beneficiary member of the research project FAILURE, within the framework program 2020 HorizonActively participate in a R&D project The European Union's Research, Development and Innovation (RDI) grant represents enormous recognition for our institution of some of its most important lines of work today: internationalization, youth engagement, and the conviction that culture and science can mutually enrich each other and innovate together. Thanks to this program, the CBA also published a call for proposals for “Researchers associated with Círculo de Bellas ArtesBelow you can find the work of the ten selected individuals, who will become part of the “Failure. Reversing the Genealogies of Unsuccess” (REVFAIL) project and will undertake research stays at various American universities.

Barbara Velasco

Re-evaluation of crafts and their use by women in art as a subversive identity practice

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Carmen Jordan

HOMO FRACASUS, or how to turn (failed) economic modeling into an artistic object

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Paula Díaz Altozano

In search of El Dorado: failures and opportunities in equinoctial voyages and Amazon expeditions in the 16th century

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Lucía Ortiz de Zárate Alcarazo

Rethinking technoscience through failure: reclaiming mistakes and setbacks, making oblivion visible

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Jesus Burrola

War and failure: nature, the body, and the city

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Ramón del Buey

The failure of the bioeconomic revolution: an approach from social acoustics

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Laura Corcuera

The fall / A remains

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Yolanda Morató

The brilliance of a failed universe. A study of the concept of 'reasoned failure' as a creative source in Emily Dickinson

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Marta Rincón

Developments and shortcomings of public policies in cultural matters

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Victor Cano-Ciborro

Cartography of Failure: Moby Dick. A visual narrative of tragedy, madness, and Captain Ahab's revenge against the forces of the monstrous white whale.

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Date:
20.06.2022