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Magazine

29 December 2009
6 Conca: incompatibilidades

La misma ley para el Conca también dice que “els membres del Consell Nacional de la Cultura i de les Arts que tenen dedicació exclusiva són els que exerceixen la presidència i les dues vicepresidències”.

Hasta la fecha la vicepresidencia primera del Conca, desempeñada por Pilar Parcerisas, compagina el cargo con la presidencia de la ACCA (Associació Catalana de Crítics d’Art), además de otras responsabilidades ligadas a su función como ser miembro asesor de Roca Umbert Fàbrica de les Arts en Granollers o la crítica de arte en el suplemento cultural del periódico Avui.

A*DESK, Independent Institute of Criticism and Contemporary Art, is dedicated to learning, publishing and research related to the criticism of contemporary art. Taking the view that critical thought makes individuals free, its mission is to defend actively the importance of criticism: to generate debate about contemporary art, to enable each individual to establish their own opinion and by doing so promote culture.

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