Previous Activities

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.

The Museo CA2M is collaborating in the fifth and latest edition of Domingo, the performing arts festival hosted by La Casa Encendida and curated by Fernando Gandasegui that over the last five years has brought together national and international artists to encourage experimental languages.

We present at the CA2M Museum Swiftly arose and spread around me. Interventions for a sticky thought (second act), the activation of the second part of the curatorial research developed by Sergi Álvarez Riosalido in the framework of the Encura VII Residency.

On Saturday afternoons and Sunday mornings we invite you to visit the exhibitions with Madrid Negro, who will take us on a journey through the different proposals through their visit project ‘Zafra or how to harvest the revolt’.

We propose a group tour of the museum's exhibitions and discover what happens in each encounter. A collective experience, open to all kinds of groups on Tuesday and Wednesday mornings. Each tour will be different, and we will build it as we go along, generating unexpected dialogues.

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.

Presentation of the book on the occasion of the exhibition 1502 people face to the wall by Santiago Sierra, with the presence of Carlos TMori, Juan Albarrán, Sandra Guimaraes, Alexis Callado and Tania Pardo. After the presentation, we will have the sound activation ‘Variación 90’, directed by Ugo Martínez Lázaro and featuring Arianna Cana Mackenzie, Narcoléptica and Doris Steinbichler.

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.

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.