FLIC is a festival related to literary experience and creation. Its main objective is to promote the relationship between literature and the different arts. To this end, it uses innovative and experimental formats that encourage interdisciplinary creation, while generating interest in literature. Along these lines, FLIC encourages literary action in unusual spaces and brings it closer to audiences at risk of social exclusion. Another of the festival's characteristics is its proximity to powerful international initiatives, which is why it has been recognized with the EFFE LABEL 2017-2018 European seal of quality from the EFA. This seal is only awarded to Festivals that stand out for their artistic quality and have a remarkable impact on three levels: local, national and international.
FLIC is held in several cities and has an itinerant character. It is organized in several sections with differentiated programming in each of them.
The 2024 edition of Flic Festival Barcelona
The FLIC festival, organized by the non-profit association Tantágora, will take place at the Disseny Hub Barcelona during the weekend of March 16 and 17. In this edition, various artistic disciplines, play and creativity are merged with the aim of bringing literature closer to new generations through literary mediation. Magalí Homs, director of Tantágora and the FLIC festival, highlights the importance of not simply asking people to read, but generating the desire to do so.
This edition is organized into 3 spaces aimed at boys and girls by age ranges:
Space -5
Aimed at the youngest children, from 6 months to 5 years, four free play options, symbolic play with books and the presentation of the small-format show "Picaplat" will be included. This unique proposal consists of around twenty sung or hummed oral pieces.
Space 6-11
A space full of literary experiences designed to playfully enjoy literature and its creation. Illustration, creation, oral narration, reading aloud, games and even a portable library will find their place in this module. In addition, the active participation of families is encouraged through orientation talks and gatherings, providing the opportunity to share first-person experiences.
Space +12
One of this year's innovations consists of an exclusive area for teenagers, where the entry of adults is not allowed. Draw, write, paint comics, create stories, listen to music, read or simply talk with friends: a space designed for those over 12 years of age to feel comfortable and be able to freely express their concerns.
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