Adiós by Oriol Vilanova

One morning, the city of Paris wakes up and the Louvre museum is no longer there. In its place is a mountain of rubble, broken works, pieces from the museum's collection: gravel of the modern mixed with the old. The theater-performance piece by the Catalan artist Oriol Vilanova is a monologue that challenges the viewer and the bourgeois idea of ​​culture and heritage. A long accusatory sentence dictated by a girl, by the museum itself and by Hubert Robert, who saved his head from the guillotine and after the French revolution became the first curator of the Louvre.

You are sorry.
Recordar es siempre olvidar.

Ya no vas nunca al teatro, de hecho ya estás allí.

2014
48 pages
Spanish
‍16.5 cm x 11.5 cm
Printed in Risograph