Projecte Extramurs 2026. Dora García

The third edition of the Extramurs project will begin as part of the opening of the Festival Grec 2026 and will once again feature the ongoing collaboration of Eina Centre Universitari de Disseny i Art de Barcelona and Centre d'Art La Capella.

On this occasion, the artist invited to conceive the city as a space for intervention, mediation and thought will be Dora García (Valladolid, 1965).

Extramurs is an initiative by the Museu Tàpies that starts from a multidisciplinary and plural approach, structured around three main conceptual axes: institutional dialogue, dialogue with public space, and dialogue with the environment.

This approach encourages reflection on contemporary issues and the deployment of a delocalised and intermittent programme, capable of reformulating the way art institutions engage with their urban, social and ecological context.

The invitation to Dora García responds to the desire to address these issues from an artistic practice deeply linked to performance, narrative and collective psychology.

Her work, centred on the figure of the spectator, the dissident voice and the construction of alternative narratives, offers an opportunity to explore the city as a space for critical thinking and social experimentation.

Línies de Temps / resurrecció is an artistic project conceived by the artist Dora García that unfolds across a set of interventions, performative actions, collective investigations and film screenings occupying public space, the museum, the city and its symbolic margins.

The project proposes a constellation of practices which, despite taking diverse forms, share a common conceptual core: the idea of resurrection as justice, understood not in a religious or metaphysical sense, but as a critical, political and historical tool to think about the forms of violence, exclusion and resistance that run through the present.

In this sense, the notion of resurrection as justice draws from sour