Previous Activities

With the notebook full of new actions to put into practice we continue this course giving brilli-brilli to this research that we carry out between the area of education of the CA2M Museum together with the EnterArte collective.

In this school year, we will continue to investigate together through the program Aquí trabaja un artista, a program in which artists develop a project in collaboration with the school community: teachers, students and families.

This year the project will continue experimenting with the mysterious; an activity inviting us to let ourselves be carried along and discover the space of the museum, paying particular attention to minimum detail, to little things and what normally goes unnoticed.

This reading group draws from the time shared at this year's Universidad Popular, dedicated to communication with non-human life forms, the knowledge that these connections offer us and their possibilities in sensitive production.

En esta sesión abierta de “Baile impar” queremos sacarte a bailar, arréglate de forma impar y bailemos, bailemos pegados, despacito, como una palmera, hasta que se seque el malecón y enamórate bailando como si fuera ésta la última vez.

We invited Costa Badia and Júlia Ayerbe to work with us on an educational project for the museum. We have started at the beginning, at the entrance doors.

Odd Dance is a workshop where you can practice in trio classic couple dances. It is aimed at all types of bodies that have had all kinds of experiences in dance floors, nightclubs and lounges.

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.