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Exhibition Catalogue – All\u00f2 que no s\u2019anomena: entre les expectatives i el patiment<\/strong><\/p>\n Roca Umbert F\u00e0brica de les Arts<\/p>\n The catalogue All\u00f2 que no s\u2019anomena: entre les expectatives i el patiment expands on the texts from the exhibition of the same name, written by independent curator Nerea Campo, and brings together visual documentation and new approaches to the works of Montse Morcate, Mireia Plans, Raquel Luaces and Rebeca Pardo, developed by the artists themselves.<\/p>\n The exhibition All\u00f2 que no s\u2019anomena: entre les expectatives i el patiment was based on the idea that imposed social expectations sustain the system, often at the cost of silence and suffering. Historically, femininity has been associated with the obligation to please, not to disturb, and above all not to speak or point out the forms of violence that traverse bodies and lives. Naming, however, compels us to observe and confront uncomfortable realities. From practices as diverse as installation and the photobook, the artists addressed everyday yet structural forms of violence related to motherhood, mental health, aesthetic pressure, technology, and mechanisms of social recognition.<\/p>\n The exhibition could be seen at Espai d\u2019Arts de Roca Umbert from January 29 to March 15, 2026.<\/p>\n