18 October 2025
Food for Landscapes at Kirstenbosch Botanical Garden
The talk takes place during the anniversary event organised by the indigenous nursery and botanical studio Happy by Nature.
23 - 26 October 2025
Food for Landscapes: Recipes for Slow Disasters at Design Week Cape Town
An exhibition and public session in Cape Town, resulting from a Field Kitchen activation in the Lynedoch Valley, South Africa.
06 and 10 December 2025
Webinar on the Research and Development fund by Arts Council England
Biel Llinàs (b. Spain, 1994) is a Barcelona-based artist whose trajectory encompasses art creation, research and cultural management. He is especially interested in the relation between the being and built space, understood as a biopolitical terrain where subjective experience, rituals and historical facts intersect. Thus, his practice is based on a critical perspective, combining painting, installation, and photography. His work has been exhibited in solo and group exhibitions internationally, in places such as: Kulturni Centar Magacin (Belgrade), Casal Solleric (Majorca), Espai Subsòl d'Art Contemporani (Barcelona), Can Timoner (Majorca), Le Beffroi de Montrouge (Paris), Museu de Pollença (Majorca), Centrul de Interes (Cluj), Fabra i Coats Fàbrica de creació (Barcelona) and CCCB (Barcelona) among others.
Biel has been awarded grants and art residencies by Homesession, Belgrade AIR, La Escocesa, Fabra i Coats, Universitat de Barcelona, Art Jove IB and UNZIP. He also developed curatorial projects at Fundació Arranz-Bravo (2018) and Centre d'Art Fabra i Coats (2018). He is a former member of NAAG Collective (Barcelona) and he has recently co-authored different projects with Ada Fuentes, such as Self storage. Estètiques de l’emergència habitacional and Sobre/Sota la Llar.
He holds a BA in Fine Arts (2016) and a MA degree in Cultural Heritage Management and Museology (2018) from the University of Barcelona. Currently, Biel is PhD candidate at the UB Fine Arts faculty.
