Garabia ZAWP aretoa

cosmox — Wed, 02 Oct 2019 11:22:19 +0000

Before being Garabia ZAWP aretoa, the building hosted a mechanical workshop, Talleres Molsa, that emerged from the reparzelation of The old Fernandez sawmill.

Since its recovery as a multidisciplinary space in 2011, Garabia hosts diverse activities from numerous creators and artists. During this period, Garabia is a place to promote and increase the possibility of exhibiting cultural actions, which, in addition to welcoming the audience, serves as a space for artists to create during their residency at ZAWP.

In the end of 2019, and with the progress of the urban plan and the transfer of Haceria Arteak Association, Garabia becomes part of Pabellón 6.

Travel to 2017:
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Molsa

cosmox — Fri, 12 Jan 2018 17:02:06 +0000

When Serrería Fernández (sawmill) ceased its activity, its large space was divided into smaller workshops. At that time Molsa occupied one of them, the one that would later be known as Garabia Aretoa.
Molsa (Mol S.L.) built brakes, slip ring collectors and other parts for port cranes in La Ribera de Deusto until it moved its activity to Asua.

Cipriano, a former workshop worker, says that they used the crane that gave name to the cultural space (Garabia) to climb to the roof. In his visit to the neighborhood 20 years after leaving, he also remembers the amount of people that used to be in the area before.

This is one of the industrial buildings that is conserved within the Master Plan as public equipment for cultural use.

Travel to 2017:

TalleresMolsa – Urban Memory – ZAWP

Garabia ZAWP aretoa

Molsa