Past events
MATINEES: EXPANDED CINEMA FOR FAMILIES
The Museo CA2M is delighted to launch a unique space: morning film shows for families. The aim of the activity is to create an environment in which viewers can enjoy a great film programme in great company. Everyone is welcome: grandparents, neighbours, little brothers and sisters... We want to create an open, flexible space in which cinema expands to encompass experiences that will often leap off the screen, enabling the active participation of the audience, regardless of age.
DARKROOM
This class began by inviting the artist Jorge Satorre to hold a performance and education workshop targeted at teachers, educators and artists interested in education.
At the end of every school year we like to think of a different way of starting the summer.
EL CUERPO ORQUESTAL. TALLER DE PERFORMANCE Y EDUCACIÓN
LET MANUEL OR TANIA GIVE YOU THE LOWDOWN
Manuel Segade and Tania Pardo guide us through the exhibition called Dialecto CA2M – made up of the CA2M Collection and the ARCO Foundation Collection
Now that normality has become the strangest of things and we know that strangeness is normal, we adapt like chameleons to propose an activity aimed at primary school students.
Este seminario será un espacio de encuentro en el que muchos de los agentes participantes: artistas, profesores, madres, educadores e investigadores, hablarán de los proyectos para pensar nuevas estrategias de trabajo en colaboración y cuestionar la compleja relación del arte y la educación.
RELIVING THE TRACES. TOURS OF THE EXHIBITION DÉJÀ VÉCU WITH ASUNCIÓN MOLINOS GORDO AND ANDREA PACHECO GONZÁLEZ
Asunción Molinos Gordo and Andrea Pacheco González invite us to accompany them on a special tour of Déjà Vécu, during which they will share some of the research they have done since 2018 which gave rise to this exhibition.
One year later, the question that underpins these conferences, challenges us, if possible, even more directly For which bodies, for what histories. In the face of the general uncertainty and the absolute lack of historical precedence that we are going through, this question confronts us with the contingency of history in the materiality of our bodies given the very violence that a brutal and savage irruption like this pandemic entails. We are confident that the curatorial threads - which were once amassed with rigour and care, and which are now being taken up again with the understanding of a vital transformation - continue to make sense.