Àngels Miralda Tena

is a Catalan-American writer and curator currently based in Terrassa, Catalonia. She writes on curatorial and institutional ethics and organises exhibitions internationally.

6 posts

Water is thinking substance

Water is thinking substance

A review of “Liquid Intelligences” organized by TBA21 at the Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum, Madrid.

Long-distance friendships

Long-distance friendships

On Survival Kit 14 in Riga.

Short Story: scatter

Short Story: scatter

Theoretical debates today are centered on the effects that coronavirus will have on society. From early analyses that predicted a utopian exit from the capital-driven neoliberal democracies that drive our accelerated inequality, to the virus as the perfect disaster for disaster capitalism— predictions range from utopia to dystopia. What

Out Now: Old Cracks in New Mirrors

Out Now: Old Cracks in New Mirrors

A wave of solidarity is rising from Hong Kong to Chile. AWC invites the associate editors from its 10th Issue to introduce us to it.

A Brief History of Art in the Private Sphere

It was not so long ago that a revolutionary idea changed the face of culture and museum collections. Art’s relationship to individuals and power meant that its structure had long relied on private patronage – in Europe this was dominated on one hand by the wealthy noble families who could

The Catalan Conflict and the White Privilege of the State

Originally published in Catalan for AWC Issue 8, translated to english by the author

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