A publication bringing together two decades of work by a pioneering artist who addresses issues such as violence against women, old age, the family, work and the art world.

This book tells the story of Festival Autoplacer, which celebrated its 15th anniversary in 2024. Over the years, the festival has been a springboard for countless bands and become a touchstone for Madrid’s self-published music scene and alternative circuit, following a trajectory that has unfolded in parallel with that of Museo CA2M.

To mark the exhibition Jorge Satorre. Ría at the CA2M Museum, his first monograph is being published. It is structured around Satorre’s solo exhibitions over the last 15 years and will be organised in reverse chronological order rather than focusing on individual works or themes.

Flor Hispania takes on a life of its own with a book conceived as a visual, textual and conversational exploration of Madrid and its inexhaustible capacity to generate meaning, contradiction and a continuous dialectic between the centre and the periphery.

A book bringing together a collection of works spanning some twenty years of Rodríguez-Méndez’s output, including sculptures, series, installations and performances, many of which have already been exhibited, whilst others remain unpublished.

The first monograph dedicated to Inês Zenha is being launched to coincide with the exhibition.

A publication that invites readers to explore the artist’s career and the uniqueness of her work over the last three decades.

A catalogue accompanying the first solo exhibition dedicated to Dorothy Iannone (Boston, 1933 – Berlin, 2022) at a Spanish institution, curated by Tania Pardo, which invites readers to explore Iannone’s creative world in greater depth.