In this collection you will find information about the events that have marked the trajectory of the Tabakalera cultural project, the complete cultural program carried out since 2005 and information about the agents that have collaborated with Tabakalera.
Arteleku was a centre of art and culture dependent on the Provincial Council of Gipuzkoa (1987-2014). The project was aimed at experimentation, practice and production of different artistic genres, with special emphasis on art pedagogy. This found collects the events and activities carried out in Arteleku and, as far as possible, the related documentation.
In 2016 San Sebastian was European Capital of Culture (DSS2016). The cultural capital is an initiative of the European Union whose objective is to promote the rapprochement and exchange between the different peoples of Europe. This found collects the information of the cultural program organized within this initiative in addition to the documentation generated.
Encounter: Inês Lima, Kiro Russo, Mina Fitzpatrick and Óscar Vincentelli.
In its first two decades of existence, Nest has functioned as a seedbed for new industry talents, creating a community of alumni who later go on to develop their careers in the professional world. To celebrate this 20th anniversary, Nest will organise a meeting with some of these filmmakers who have visited our theatre in the past, and with whom a podcast will be recorded live in the Tabakalera cinema.
Meeting with alumni
Inês Lima (Nest 2017) was one of the second round of students to graduate from the EQZE while working on her third work, Casa do norte; Óscar Vincentelli (Nest 2018), from the first round of students at the EQZE, presented an installation at Tabakalera, his works and projects have participated in events including Locarno and Berlinale Talents and his latest work, La sangre es blanca (2021), won top prize in the Compétition Flash at FIDMarseille; Mina Fitzpatrick (Nest 2017) returned in March as a resident of the Ikusmira Berriak programme and will participate this month in the Festival’s Industry activities with her first feature, and Kiro Russo (Nest 2015) returned as a resident to Ikusmira Berriak and as a filmmaker selected for the Horizontes Latinos section (Viejo calavera, which landed a special mention). This year, following its screening at Venice, he presents El gran movimiento in Zabaltegi-Tabakalera.