‘MIGRANTS, NOMADS, FLANEURS: The art of getting lost in Alexandria and Barcelona’ ‘The art of getting lost in Alexandria and Barcelona’ is a work in progress project reflecting upon urban experiences of migration, nomadism and detouring from both a historical and a contemporary perspective. In the framework of Tandem Shaml Program, the collaboration between Gudran (Alexandria) and CeRCCa (Barcelona) proposes an interdisciplinary research-based project, aiming to reflect and challenge mainstream narratives of both cities through alternative histories and stories. ‘The art of getting lost in Alexandria and Barcelona’ develops through research, residencies, seminars, exhibition and critical film screenings. A publication will summarize the process and its outcomes. project website Tandem Shaml 2016-17 Built Heritage Civic rights & Activism Cross-Sector Cross-sector collaboration cultural exchange Diversity Education (formal & non-formal) Gender & Sexuality Global & Local Heritage & Memory Identity Migration Migration/refugees Policy development Public space Social cohesion Sustainability Technology The commons Ali Hussein Al Adawy Gudran foundation for Art and Development Alexandria, Egypt Pau Cata CeRCCa Barcelona, Spain CeRCCa is an organization created in 2009 and based in a small village south of Barcelona. The organization works with a double strategy. On one hand it offers international artists and researchers a space to work and live, on the other develops international curatorial and research projects focused on the Mediterranian region. cercca@gmail.com The connection "‘MIGRANTS, NOMADS, FLANEURS: The art of getting lost in Alexandria and Barcelona’": a connection between Alexandria (Egypt) & Barcelona (Spain) Shared stories