Tros de dona

In a world where production has eclipsed the importance of care, TROS DE DONA is born to turn the gaze away from a traditional narrative that prioritises production and paid work, reclaiming the role of women throughout history and highlighting the many daily tasks necessary for sustaining life. Tasks that are often invisible, disparaged and precarious, yet indispensable and vital for human survival. An exhibition that reclaims care in its broadest sense: from reproductive and domestic tasks to health, food, educational, emotional, social and environmental dimensions, placing the sustainability of life at the centre.Structured in four areas —home, street, body and land—, this adaptation for the Barcelona venue not only maintains the essence of the exhibition that opened in 2023 in l'Espluga de Francolí, but also proposes a living mediation process with the territory. Through works from the Museum's collection (some unpublished), works from private collections of women from Poblenou, artistic installations, video art, sculptures, prints, photographs and infographics, the exhibition brings the historical heritage into dialogue with the contemporary creation of women artists such as Joana Biarnés, Isabel Banal, Anna Dot, Beatrice Bizot or Mònica Galera.