Marina Ribot Pallicer

She studied Fine Arts at the University of Barcelona and The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art in New York. She expanded her studies by obtaining a degree in Art History (UB) and a postgraduate course in Critical Cultural Heritage Studies (Malmö University). Her practice spans various formats and disciplines, including creation, education, curating, and critical thinking. In her projects, she questions and challenges different strategies of control and domination that act on the body, language, and territory. She delves into the contradictions and poetics within the creative process to inhabit cultural institutions by re-signifying their imaginaries. Far from seeking definitive solutions, her approach focuses on broadening the boundaries of what is possible, provoking encounters and dialogues where practical alternatives for disseminating art and culture can be explored and revealed. Between 2021 and 2023, she co-directed the Sala d’Art Jove of the ACJ of the Catalan Government. Since 2021, she has regularly collaborated with the Education Department of MACBA. In 2024, she coordinated the public program for the exhibition Amazons. The Ancestral Future at the CCCB.