Tour to the exhibition of the CA2M funds followed by a talk on the way of including contemporary art in the classroom.
Tour to the exhibition of the CA2M funds followed by a talk on the way of including contemporary art in the classroom.
Tour to the exhibition of the CA2M funds followed by a talk on the way of including contemporary art in the classroom.
Tour to the exhibition of the CA2M funds followed by a talk on the way of including contemporary art in the classroom.
Itziar Okariz´s (Donostia- San Sebastián, 1965) actions launch diverse representation and communication means in an attempt to transgress through the application of her same conventions. A mimetic process that makes use of the descontextualization of signifiers, of the change of the logic order, of the role inversion between the one who observes and the one who is observed and of the repetition.
Itziar Okariz´s (Donostia- San Sebastián, 1965) actions launch diverse representation and communication means in an attempt to transgress through the application of her same conventions. A mimetic process that makes use of the descontextualization of signifiers, of the change of the logic order, of the role inversion between the one who observes and the one who is observed and of the repetition.
It seems that the current situation tries to tell, especially to young generations, that it is impossible to imagine an alternative reality. Far from being that way, many long-career and new collectives struggle to change that situation of imposed immobility. Hence, we want to hit the streets to better breathe; to look for new resources that the collectives and the public space may provide. Working from practice and in a team manner to share alternative tools adapted to our time, that it will help us shape the educational work with young people.
Workshop lead by: La Colonia, Victoria Gil-Delgado, Carlos Granados, Rafa Lamata, Pablo Martínez, Javier Rodrigo and Taller de Casquería.
It seems that the current situation tries to tell, especially to young generations, that it is impossible to imagine an alternative reality. Far from being that way, many long-career and new collectives struggle to change that situation of imposed immobility.
CA2M is well aware of the importance of building an educational community around the Museum in order to develop innovative educational practices related to art education and contemporary thinking, and one of the cornerstones of our educational project is therefore professional development for teachers.
Since January 2009, we have therefore been offering a variety of training programmes for teachers, such as tours and talks related to our exhibitions and, also, introductory course on current art. These initiatives will continue this year and will be joined by new ones held on our premises, such as the introductory course on the educational uses of contemporary art organised by the Leganes Territorial Centre of Innovation and Training.
Meanwhile, in June, a 20-hour workshop will be held in June for Secondary School art teachers and fine art students interested in art education.
Beusté / Vives. Cisnes y Ratas.
JAN 29- MAY 3. 2009
La colección
JAN 30- MAY 3. 2009
Leopold Kessler
JAN 29- MAY 3. 2009
imaginar_historiar
XVI Image Symposium
MAY 14– SEP 6. 2009
Periferia
MAY 14 – 27 SEP 2009
Light Yerars, Cristina Lucas
SEP 17 – NOV 29. 2009
Auto Dream and Materia
OCT 9. 2009 – JAN 10. 2010
Doblar a lo largo de la línea. Guy Ben Ner
DIC 16. 2009 – FEB 28. 2010
CA2M is well aware of the importance of building an educational community around the Museum in order to develop innovative educational practices related to art education and contemporary thinking, and one of the cornerstones of our educational project is therefore professional development for teachers.
This workshop continues with CA2M teaching investigation line centered in new ways of knowledge buildings through the body and performance. This summer teacher´s training workshop with Los Torreznos, a duo of vital, cultural and conceptual exploration, who works within the contemporary art through performance and videocreation.
This workshop intends to explore the expressive territory of the art action, the performance, basically bounded to the body and to its presence. This exploration will be developed according to Los Torreznos criteria: insistence, energy, repetition, presence, humor, simplicity of resources, constrictions and challenge.
These elements will be applied to investigate and train through practice the expressive resources of the participants. Thus, it involves an experience to put back into play and develop the using possibilities of the presence itself as a reflection and communication tool with the world.
For the workshop it is not required any previous artistic or performance tranning
Los Torreznos
Los Torreznos, Jaime Vallaure (Asturias 1965) & Rafael Lamata (Valencia 1959), is a duo of conceptual exploration covering the social and politic issues, and the most deep-rooted tradition.
In the pass, Los Torreznos´ members have individually formed part of collectives of independent art creation (Zona de Acción Temporal, Circo interior Bruto, A UA CRAG, La Constructora, La Revista Caminada). They have also organized different programmes and events (Art Action Festivals, Series of Lectures, publications, international projects, etc.)
Los Torreznos was created in 2000. Among their creative activities, they have developed several art action works, video-installations and sound art works. They were also part of the Spanish Pavillion in the 2007 Venetia Biennial, moreover, they have worked in different international festivals (Shangai, Glasgow, Phoenix, Noriega, Russia, Germany, Quebec, etc.) an in national ones (Madrid, Barcelona, Sevilla, Valencia, Bilbao, Cordoba, etc.)
Rafael Lamata and Jaime Vallaure have developed several works of joint intervention, videos, installations, actions ((ABC de la performance, Cuentos para la Cárcel de Carabanchel, La lógica del continente, 8 pasos para la destrucción del sistema capitalista, etc.)
This workshop continues with CA2M teaching investigation line centered in new ways of knowledge buildings through the body and performance.
Tania Bruguera is a multidisciplinary artist who works in the fields of performance, contextual, installation and video art. She has done extensive research on art and its political implications for everyday life. In her works, the audience is urged to play the role of citizens. In addition to her artistic practice, Bruguera is known for her philosophical reflections on education and knowledge building and how they are related to art. She is the founder of Arte de Conducta, the first programme for performance and political art studies.
By offering this 20-hour workshop, the CA2M continues to pursue a line of work associated with education and the potential educational applications of working with the body and the language of performance. Under the guidance of Tania Bruguera, we will reflect on education and art as political practices expressed through and from the body and the performative act.
Tania Bruguera is a multidisciplinary artist who works in the fields of performance, contextual, installation and video art. She has done extensive research on art and its political implications for everyday life. In her works, the audience is urged to play the role of citizens.
During 2010, CA2M offers visits and colloquiums about the exhibitions that CA2M helds. After touring the exhibition, we will engage a dialogue in the galleries where CA2M educators will propose different methodological strategies to work the exhibitions with the pupils. CA2M will give a dossier to the teachers with information and documentation concerning the exhibition to familiarize with contemporary art, its terms and meanings.
JAN 12. 18:30 H. 2010.
Doblar a lo largo de la línea. Guy Ben-Ner.
FEB 10. 18:30 H. 2010.
Sonic Youth etc. : Sensational Fix
APR 20. 18:30 H. 2010.
Visita-coloquio sobre la exposición Colección II
JUL 5 – 9. 10:00 - 14:00 H. 2010.
Performance Workshop with Tania Bruguera
6 OCT. 18:30 — 20:00 H. 2010.
Tour & Talks on the exhibition "Antes que todo"
During 2010, CA2M offers visits and colloquiums about the exhibitions that CA2M helds. After touring the exhibition, we will engage a dialogue in the galleries where CA2M educators will propose different methodological strategies to work the exhibitions with the pupils. CA2M will give a dossier to the teachers with information and documentation concerning the exhibition to familiarize with contemporary art, its terms and meanings.
To plan a performance as if it were a crime. To choose the location, to think about the attitudes, to consider possible setbacks, and to set our watches are only some of the actions and decisions we need to tackle. Once the script is done, coordination among the performers is essential, as well as the negotiation of unforeseen factors. We will dedicate the whole week of the workshop to the planning of this action, and to its later execution, as well as to analyzing and discussing the implications of this kind of performances, where, despite having calculated all factors, the audience is captive, since there is no predetermined way for the action, and the place where it happens is full of unforeseen factors, since it is the public space. We will also analyze works by other artists who have, at some point, "perpetrated" happenings, like Allan Kaprow for Calling, Oscar Massota in The Helicopter or Katerina Seda, Alex Reynolds or Dora García herself in some of her works.
Dora García is an artist whose work is focused on the creation of situations that can de-construct conventions and codes of behavior, especially between the work, the artist, and the spectator. Whether she works in the public sphere, in museums or in galleries, her work explores Brecht's theater, Artaud's impact, but also characters like Lenny Bruce, Jack Smith, or Guy de Cointet. She has researched areas from the inadequate as a mode of dissidence to the role of art practice in the configuration of subjectivity, as well as the questioning of the categories of health and illness.
Since 2009, we have been running a summer performance workshop aimed at teachers, educators, and artists interested in education, with the desire to establish bonds of collaboration, to reflect together with the educators at the Center, the teachers, the assistants, and the guest artist on educational processes and the performative aspect of education. After the workshops with Los Torreznos, Tania Bruguera, Pere Faura, Itziar Okariz, Norberto Llopis and Nilo Gallego, we are planning a new summer performance workshop, in this case, with Dora García.
Please send this registration form (download) up until the 7th of July to educación.ca2m@madrid.org .
More information at educacion.ca2m@madrid.org and at 912760227.
To plan a performance as if it were a crime. To choose the location, to think about the attitudes, to consider possible setbacks, and to set our watches are only some of the actions and decisions we need to tackle.
This workshop will be taking a critical approach to some of the possibilities for creative action that the open spectrum of identity brings to artistic practices today. New subjectivities are beginning to adopt a stance, proudly accepting their abjectness, and this enables them to structure their own discursive fields of action. These empowered attitudes are radically transforming presentation and representation in art.
The workshop will take the form of a walkthrough that explores some of the manifold narrative possibilities afforded by the new visual configuration which has emerged following a shift in identity politics. The journey will follow various paths through art practices in search of the transformation of collective portraits.
A few years ago we started a collaboration project with teachers from the Enterarte group. What started out as a teacher training course here at the museum has grown into a project on education between equals in which knowledge flows from the two parts: the educators at the museum and the school teachers. This is true to the extent that we not only share visits to exhibitions (inside and outside the museum) and artist workshops with Azucena Vieites, the Colektivof collective, Bárbara Fluxá and Fernando Sánchez Castillo; but also, at the same time, Enterarte adds to the activities at CA2M and brings the everyday reality and experience of schools in order to help us grow as an education department.
This workshop will be taking a critical approach to some of the possibilities for creative action that the open spectrum of identity brings to artistic practices today.
This course’s educational activity programme is oral. If you are interested in this activity, write to us at educacion.ca2m@madrid.org or call us on 912760227 and we’ll tell you all about it.
This activity is part of the series Overflowing School / Educational workshops created by the EnterArte collective.