The title of this remix project by Joie Probst refers to what is one of the great obstacles of the human being for his development: his inability to learn in the majority of the occasions of the mistakes of the past. Probst compares the inhuman treatment received by the Jews during World War II with…
La Locanda is a very special bar. In it, Italian gastronomy combines with one of the distinctive features of the Andalusian, tapas, to create a new product: Italian tapas. Its owners tell us how this concept is also a metaphor for the philosophy of this place: to serve as a meeting point for the neighbors…
Rae Robey uses the remix technique to reflect on eating disorders and the role of contemporary society in creating them in people.
Andrea is a young Peruvian who studies in Seville. In this interview, she tells us about the differences she finds in her daily life between the variant of Spanish from the south of Spain and that from her country of origin.
María Martín Muñoz makes a wonderful portrait of a woman from her neighborhood, Carmelita. A very personal and emotional final project
One of Seville’s most popular products is orange wine. Vanessa Kahn draws a delightful portrait of one of the city’s iconic places to enjoy this product.
Nathan Bergfelt explores in his final project the meaning of the Spanish language for Sevillians whose mother tongue is another.
This is the interesting and metaphorical reflection of Emma Decker on the curious destiny that some pets sometimes have when they grow up and their owners wonder what to do with them. In the video, Decker offers several points of view that provide material for discussion.
Three profiles of three people who, for different reasons, share the look of the Sevillian and the look of the foreigner.
El Capricho, a bar that disappeared, was for some months a meeting point for tourists, foreign students and residents of the Alfalfa neighborhood. Bryce Ferendo and Ryan Dolan captured his spirit perfectly.
