BARCELONA, SPAIN, September 25, 2010 (Press-News.org) Visitors to Barcelona's Macba museum can find out more about one of the artists the building is exhibiting by heading to its After Wolman event.
The show is connected to the arts space's I Am Immortal display of Gil J Wolman's work, which is available to view until January 9th 2011.
If guests at any of the cheap hotels Barcelona has on offer decide they are going to check out the Frenchman's creations, they could find they are able to gain even more insight into his art by attending After Wolman.
The event is taking place on October 15th in the Macba Auditorium, starting from 21:00 local time.
Attendees will have the chance to hear Wolman's audition for megapneumes, as well as hear the thoughts of Frederic Acquaviva, who will talk about how the artist's poetry fitted into the wider creative sphere at the time that it was released.
Francois Poyet and Gerard-Philippe Broutin will offer their thoughts on Lettrist poetry, with members of the local arts scene joining them for certain parts of the evening.
"Between different performances the lights will be turned off so that the audience can listen to spatialisations of Lettrist poetry," added the organisers.
It is free to enter this special occasion - once people have bought a EUR7.50 (GBP6.40) pass for the main museum - but travellers should be aware that there is limited seating, so it may be a good idea to arrive early.
For more information on this event visit the Macba website or contact the venue on +34 93 412 08 10.
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