Mira, prou: treu-me els ulls o fes-me papilla
Friday, March 7 at 7.30 pm.
Humans have not always been informed about what was happening in our environment. The ancestral ways of informing us, such as popular stories and songs, could not cover much data or facts. Until journalism arrived, capable of narrating; and then the camera, capable of playing images; And television, and the Internet … constantly evolving the way we analyze and communicate information, to direct the gaze.
A historical journey through the tentacles of journalism; a visual exhibition on the great topic of overinformation; A discussion guided by communication muses. Three characters who will personify the arguments of one of the most current discussions of today:
Are we informing us or are they entertaining us?
Open registrations 15 days before activity
Duration: 70 minutes
Price: Free
Physical theater
