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JOAN BAIXAS was born
in Barcelona in 1946 into a family of painters and travelers. In 1967
he founded the group La Claca, the Department of Puppet Theatre of the
Institut de Teatre, and the Barcelona International Festival. With the
Theatre de La Claca, he wrote directed, and performed fifteen shows produced
in collaboration with many acclaimed painters including Joan Mirò, and
traveled all over the world. He closed the Theatre de la Claca in 1988
to devote himself to his own work and research. In his career, he has
worked with numerous other theater and dance companies and has participated
in many cinema, television, and fashion events. Since 1989: he has taught
at the Institute of Theatre in Barcelona, is Artistic Director of the
Festival Internacional de Theatre de Titelles de Barcelona, Co-Directs
the magazine Malic-teatre de lčimaginai; and is a member of the Centre
International dčEthnoscenologie and Centre Internationale de la Recherche
des Arts de la Marionette. In 1991, he collaborated with the Aboriginal
Australian community, the Arabanna people, by designing and building masks
for the Naidoc Festival in Marree, South Australia.
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