Previous Activities

A community creation workshop in collaboration with the activity Huerto en la Terraza and the weaving group Tejiendo Móstoles, Guerrilla Drugstore arrives at the CA2M Museum where a new pharmacy point dedicated to plants allied to menopause will be activated. The proposal proposes an alliance between wise women and plants, through the creation of a hanging garden dedicated to the health of women in menopause.

Like a damp stain on the bathroom ceiling, this year Les Sin Nombre are back again. We are going to appropriate the museum waste to create termite nests. We are going to inhabit, occupy and squat the crack as a place to take refuge, that will allow us to make out way inside, to infect the walls through actions and conversations as sticky as our hands after eating a gigantic ice-cream.

Welcome to Una vibración casi Imperceptible, a positioned visit. We invite you to enter a choreographed landscape that is created as we walk through it and that asks where does your body end and this landscape begin?

To mark the occasion of its 15th anniversary, on 4 and 5 May the CA2M Museum is hosting FURIA, a Live Arts Festival whose first edition will bring together traditional flamenco and contemporary performance art.

In this workshop we will have the luxury of creating together with the artist, Saelia Aparicio, a unique service, an exclusive tableware designed by and for the girls and boys of the children's home in Mostoles, who gather every day around the table.

Performance by Jon Mikel Euba in which, for one hour, the artist will read the Conditions for an imposition while the audience listens lying on, between or inside the different devices that make up his exhibition at the Museo Centro de Arte Dos de Mayo, which will allow them to place themselves at different levels on the floor.

This film series - understood as a popular manifestation of contemporary anxieties - seeks to explore the relationship between species and the relationship of human beings with their environment from different perspectives; some more catastrophic and others more friendly and hopeful, in tune with Donna J. Haraway's vision.

The new edition of the Open University is dedicated to communication with non-human life forms, the knowledge that these connections offer us and their possibilities in sensitive production.

The visits will focus on a limited number of works in order to give rise to a deeper open reflection, thus avoiding the epidermal tour of the exhibitions and the idea of a single discourse.