• Saturday 15 March: L. San Gregorio in the exhibition Jorge Satorre. Ría.
• Saturday 22 March: Jorge Anguita Mirón in the exhibition David Bestué. Flor Hispania.
• Saturday 29 March: Clara Montoya in the exhibition Rodríguez-Méndez. Humours and Thicknesses.

L. San Gregorio. He inquires into the body, from a multidisciplinary place, as matter, space and the accumulation of signs. He has worked and partnered with institutions and venues like MNCARS (Madrid), IVAM (Valencia), Pols (Valencia) and Pradiauto (Madrid) to develop exhibition projects, events and educational programmes. He and Empar Polanco, who teamed up as the curatorial collective Luisempar in 2020, have produced exhibition and educational projects for Las Cigarreras (Alicante), CA2M Museum (Móstoles) and Espacio Tangente (Burgos). With Lu Millet and Lucía Ugena, he developed the art and research project ‘El fenómeno de no soltar’, which became an expanded reading at Studio Mónica Mays (Madrid) and LUNA (Valencia).

Jorge Anguita Mirón holds a bachelor’s in Fine Arts and a master’s in Art and Creation Research from the Complutense University of Madrid. He was awarded a scholarship to study at the University of Barcelona. He has studied documentary photography and publishing at the Blankpaper school. He has shown his works in ‘Madrid desde el baile’ at the Centro Centro Cibeles (2023); the Festival Emergencia, Cineteca Madrid (2022); ‘Ley de la pareja figura fondo’ at Nadie Nunca Nada No (2022); ‘Licra’ at the Sala de Arte Joven of the Community of Madrid (2021); ‘Continuo’ at the Museo Zapadores (2021); ‘AP2’ at Aragon Park (2021); ‘Obturador’ at Alimentación 30 (2020); ‘Cosas que nunca sucedieron aunque existen desde siempre’ at La Casa Encendida (2020); and others.

Clara Montoya explores the relationship between events, stories and conceptual challenges. Her works take on the guise of ritual experiments that try to test real facts and expand the imaginary of the scientific. She has won numerous awards like the Botín grant, Junge Akademie der Kunst (ADK Berlin) and the TAMAT residency grant in Tournai, Belgium. Her works have been exhibited at the Tabacalera Promoción del Arte in Madrid, the Real Academia de España in Rome and the Nirox Foundation in Johannesburg, among other venues. She currently has a solo show at F2 in Madrid and is enjoying an artistic research residency at Tabakalera Donostia.