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«...some verses are necessary to go on living,
but too many can drive a man mad.»
Isabel Abascal

GRANADA GRANADA is an exhibition in two chapters. One at Travesía Cuatro’s space in Guadalajara, and the other one in Mexico City. In both, Álvaro Urbano (Madrid, 1983) imagines an encounter between the architect Luis Barragán and the poet Federico García Lorca. As a sort of guide, Álvaro dreams of the mute witnesses of the encounter, the plants, the floors and the architecture as an empty memory of those who left.

The starting point for this story is Casa Franco, designed in 1929 by the tapatío …