Schedule

The possibilities afforded by learning about the nature around us include more than just growing our own food.

We will work on the exhibitions of Santiago Sierra and Sol Calero. Exploring these two exhibitions with the students will allow us to connect themes such as identity, migration and power.

In this workshop for girls and boys from 6 to 12 years old, we will begin by investigating our body and all its possibilities in movement. We will dance in company, with time and space, and we will create a place of artistic expression enriched by the generational diversity of the group.

We are Clavos y Chinchetas, a small group dedicated to artistic experimentation through D.I.Y. and self-publishing. If you are between 13 and 21 years old and you are interested in art, this is a space for you to experiment freely.

In this edition of the Reading Group, we want to tinker with what is taken for granted, to discover new backgrounds, to embark on artistic expressions and dive into tales and stories, told and sung, to play and share journeys, our own and others.

This workshop for families in the form of a sensory experience through fruit invites us to unfold a map of memories in dialogue with Sol Calero's exhibition. I am looking for guanábana.

We propose a four-session writing workshop in dialogue with the exhibition Buscando guanábana ando yo by the artist Sol Calero. A workshop that looks for connections between migration, kilos of suitcases and the fruits and plants that travel with us.

The artist Ángela Cuadra invites us on a guided tour of the exhibition 1502 people facing the wall, where she will approach the artist's work from the paradoxes of the gaze, the devices of visibility and concealment with which the facts are presented to us.