Ingrid Guardiola is Doctor of Humanities (Pompeu Fabra University). She is a lecturer at the University of Girona, essayist, audiovisual producer and cultural researcher. General Director of the Bòlit - Center of Contemporary Art of Girona since May 2021. Her work explores the socio-cultural relationships established between culture, technology and society, and addresses issues such as inequality and gender.
In the field of cultural management and production she has made contents and coordinated projects for the CCCB (2002-2020), MINIPUT Quality Television Festival (2002-2018), the Mercat Audiovisual de Catalunya-MAC (2005-2006) and Primavera Sound (PrimaveraPro on Screen, year one, 2016).
She is a member of the executive committee of the Council of Culture of Barcelona City Council (2016-2021) and of the board of Hangar (since 2020), and currently also collaborates with MINIPUT, the Cinema Truffaut and the Teatre Lliure. She has co-curated or participated in the exhibitions Radiomensió (El Prat de Llobregat, 2009), La dimensió poc coneguda: Pioneres del cinema (Museu del Cine, 2014), Terralab (2016-2018, MUME, Museu de l’Empordà). In 2017 she released her first documentary feature, Casa de ningú (Boogaloo Films, Open Society Foundations, CCCB). In 2018 she published her first essay, L’ull i la navalla: un assaig sobre el món com a interfície (Serra d’Or Critic’s Prize for Essay), and she has published her second essay written with Marta Segarra: Fils, un assaig sobre el confinament, la vigilància i l’anormalitat (Arcàdia, 2020).
