Infrarrealisme. La insurrecció permanent

Infrarealism emerged in Mexico in the mid-1970s as a radical poetic movement that confronted the dominant literary culture.

The Sala d'Exposicions hosts exhibitions and cultural activities in Barcelona. This exhibition brings together some two hundred pieces, including letters, poems, books, posters and magazines. The route traces the trajectory of this radical poetic collective that challenged the dominant literary culture and proposed the fusion of life and art, inspired by European and Latin American avant-garde movements.

Visitors can see original documentation and publications linked to the group, whose best-known figure was Roberto Bolaño, along with the participation of other young creators. The exhibition is designed for audiences interested in the history of literature and avant-garde art movements, through a selection of historical documents that detail the origins and development of this current.