Qui és normal?

Our country's legislation apparently guarantees access to culture. However, this access remains limited: the law does not facilitate the application of these guarantees and some groups are still left out. Socially, there is little awareness of the structures that foster these limits and how they affect the processes of creation and presentation of artistic works. At the same time, cultural action rarely pays attention to broadening this access to culture. 

Qui és normal? wants to make the public reflect, in an accessible and friendly way, on what we understand to be habitual or normalised and on the exclusions that this entails. The proposal invites us to question both access to art and the individual's position in relation to the idea of normality.

BACKGROUND

- Thick paper.
- Hole punch.
- Recorder (or mobile device with audio recording).

INGREDIENTS

1. Make a list of the groups you think are left behind in cultural access. Keep in mind that this access is not only as a public, but also at the institutional level and in participation as creators, artists and curators.

2. Formulate a set of questions that ask whether they are included in this artistic proposal. Make sure that it can be used for any artistic proposal and that all groups are represented in the questions.

3. Find a presentation format.

4. Pilot test one or more cultural events. 

5. Adjust the proposal according to the feedback obtained.

6. Create a definitive proposal. Translate it also into the languages spoken in the territory. In the original prototype they were Catalan, Spanish, Urdu and Arabic.

7. Also, adapt it to audio format and create a QR for access.

8. Make a printout on thick paper and make the Braille markings. 

STEPS