Archive

The Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona offers a series of spaces where you can consult its documentary holdings. In the CCCB Archive you'll find digitized materials of the activities organized at the Centre since it was set up. The CCCB also has various specialized archives for major activities (Xcentric, Kosmopolis and the European Prize for Urban Public Space) and you'll find information about the archives of the CCCB's associated groups.

CCCB Archive The CCCB ARCHIVE is thematic, allowing the public to consult its holdings on the subject of activities organized at the CCCB since it was set up: audiovisuals of debates, lectures and exhibitions; photographic reportages; publications...

Xcèntric Archive The CCCB's cinema is now available for individual consultation, with a wide selection of experimental and documentary films!

Kosmopolis Archive Holdings related to past years of Kosmopolis: International Literature Fest.

Archive of the European Prize for Urban Public Space (on line) This archive includes some of the most significant interventions to dynamize public space carried out in various European cities over the last 20 years. It comprises projects submitted to the European Prize for Urban Public Space. You can also consult the Urban Library.

Archives of the CCCB's Associated Groups:

Sonoscop

The Caos collective has created this multimedia archive to bring experimental music and sound art to the public.

Observatory Archives

Over 400 videos and 20 CD-ROMs on themes such as Anti-globalization and Acculturation, Media Attack, Scientific Archaeology, Migration and Borders, Work and Ideology, Community and Communities, Tourism and Appropriation of Territories...

Independent Film Network

The IFN brings together representatives of independent film companies, collectives and platforms from around the world.

Arxiu Open Server

The archives of Open Server, a platform for independent on-line radio support, production and broadcasting, offers the contents of Open Radio festivals as well as freeright music, net culture and audio-activism.