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Manifest Groc

Magazine

02 April 2009

Manifest Groc

El pasado sábado el Teatre Kaddish presentó en el Museo Picasso el espectáculo “Manifest Groc”. Un espectáculo basado en el manifiesto que en 1928 redactaron Salvador Dalí, Lluís Montanyà y Sebastià Gasch. Además de algunos momentos impagable como la explicación física del porqué la Cola-Cola reacciona como una fuente con caramelos Mentos, el repaso y el recuerdo del “Manifest Groc” vale la pena. Sobre todo si pensamos en su posible vigencia. Basta con pensar hoy y aplicar a hoy algunas de sus proclamas, por ejemplo:

“Inútil qualsevol discussió amb els actuals representants de l’actual cultura catalana, negativa artísticament per bé que eficaç en altres ordres.”

“ENS LIMITEM a assenyalar el grotesc i tristíssim espectacle de la intel·lectualitat catalana d’avui, tancada en un ambient resclosit i putrefacte.”

“ANOTEM que els concerts, conferències i espectacles corrents avui dia entre nosaltres, acostumen a ésser sinònims de llocs irrespirables i avorridíssims.”

“DENUNCIEM l’absoluta indocumentació dels crítics respecte l’art d’avui i l’art d’ahir”

“DENUNCIEM l’art decoratiu que no sigui l’estandaritzat”

Aquí el manifest: http://www.elhombrequecomiadiccionarios.com/archivos/manifest_groc.php

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