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Family audience

Family audience

The Museo CA2M is delighted to launch a unique space: morning film shows for families. The aim of the activity is to create an environment in which viewers can enjoy a great film programme in great company. Everyone is welcome: grandparents, neighbours, little brothers and sisters... We want to create an open, flexible space in which cinema expands to encompass experiences that will often leap off the screen, enabling the active participation of the audience, regardless of age. Over four Saturday sessions on 15, 22 and 29 March and 5 April, we’ll engage with cinema in its purest form, from light and movement to participatory proposals that challenge the limits of creativity.

 

Artists, filmmakers and programmers join us to design a different session on each occasion, although all sessions will adopt the same format: screenings of short films and audiovisuals alternated with interactive proposals. 

PROGRAMME

Saturday 15 March, 11:30 | PLAYING IMAGES, DREAMING GARDENS: CINEMA WITH ALL FIVE SENSES | ROCÍO MONTAÑO

Saturday 22 March, 11:00 and 12:30 | THREE TIMES OLDER: GROWING AS A FAMILY THROUGH CINEMA | MASSA SALVATGE

Saturday 29 March, 11:30 | LITTLE ORPHANS | SERRUCHO

Saturday 5 April, 11:30 |GASPARCOLOR | JUAN SOTO AND QUIARA MARAÑÓN

NOTE: Participants may enter and exit the room during the sessions.

 

Activity type
Cinema and video
Dates
SATURDAYS MARCH AND APRIL
Target audience
Family audience
Topics
Activity
Education
Access
Attendance open and free while places last
Entrance

The Museo CA2M is delighted to launch a unique space: morning film shows for families. The aim of the activity is to create an environment in which viewers can enjoy a great film programme in great company. Everyone is welcome: grandparents, neighbours, little brothers and sisters... We want to create an open, flexible space in which cinema expands to encompass experiences that will often leap off the screen, enabling the active participation of the audience, regardless of age.

Events
PLAYING IMAGES, DREAMING GARDENS: CINEMA WITH ALL FIVE SENSES
THREE TIMES OLDER: GROWING AS A FAMILY THROUGH CINEMA
LITTLE ORPHANS
GASPARCOLOR
Categoría cabecera
Families
matinales
MATINEES: EXPANDED CINEMA FOR FAMILIES
More information and contact
912760225
educacion.ca2m@madrid.org
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Picture: Maru Serrano.

Is it a cycle?
Disabled

Architects of Silence is a sound and musical journey that begins with a family building activity and leads to relaxation and listening. It is wordless building, a refuge against noise. Our journey will be accompanied by a soundscape created live, which invites us to relax and listen not only in the literal sense but also to pay attention to our children and perceive them from a new perspective.

This activity is designed for families to enjoy together, no matter the age. It is part of our family programme in which guest artists share their experiences and creative practices with us. Grandmothers, siblings, neighbours… you’re all welcome! We at the CA2M Museum want to offer a space where you can disconnect from your daily routine. Here, there are no adults that know more than children, who only obey; instead, we explore together, creating a corner where we can curl up and leave behind the roles we play at home.

Happy travels!

NOTE: This activity is recommended for people aged 3 and up, so they will have priority as the places are taken. However, if there is anyone under 3 in your group, they are welcome.

Tania Arias Winogradow

Performing artist, dancer, choreographer and mother. She creates devices that provide creative tools around play, movement and dance. Her projects invite us to fine-tune our listening through the sensitive body and to deploy each person’s potential for movement, enabling us to better interact with our environment. She has partnered with and participated in spaces like the Museo Reina Sofía, La Casa Encendida of Madrid and the Inspiration Persona collective. She has been investigating different languages within the live arts for over 25 years.

PROGRAMME

OCTOBER

  • Saturday 19 from 4:30 to 6:30 pm
  • Saturday 26 from 11 am to 1 pm

NOVEMBER

  • Saturday 9 from 4:30 to 6:30 pm
  • Saturday 16 from 11 am to 1 pm
Activity type
Talleres de creación
Dates
SATURDAYS IN OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER
Target audience
Family audience
Topics
Activity
Education
Registration form
FORMULARIO DE INSCRIPCIÓN
Access
Enrolment free
Entrance

Architects of Silence is a sonorous and musical journey that begins with a family building activity, leading us to rest and listening.

Subtitle
WITH TANIA ARIAS WINOGRADOW
Events
Arquitectos del silencio
Categoría cabecera
Families
familias
ARCHITECTS OF SILENCE. WORKSHOP FOR FAMILIES
More information and contact
912760227
educacion.ca2m@madrid.org
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Picture: Tania Arias Winogradow

Is it a cycle?
Disabled
Duration
2 HOURS MORNING OR AFTERNOON

Let the drum roll start, the fans flutter and the families get ready, because the festival is about to begin!

The museum is turning into a square, a place of revelry, a meeting point, and it’s opening its doors two at a time to welcome all families in a celebration filled with joy, creativity and unforgettable moments. Welcome to the big celebration of the year!

Because doing needlework and dancing—it’s all about getting started… Let’s gather to celebrate what we’ve shared, what we’ve created and what we’ve experienced! This celebration brings together everyone we’ve worked with throughout the year to close the season enthusiastically with the proposals of the artists who have unquestionably nailed it!

Stars of this big celebration:

Baiven with the kids from ‘Dancing the Neighbourhood’ (Alba Sáenz-López Aumente and Mar Sáenz-López Aumente) have held the Dancing the Neighbourhood workshop on Tuesday afternoons throughout the entire school year. It’s a meeting point for neighbourhood kids where they have discovered dance in unexpected places, expanding their view of movement in the world. What might they be preparing for us for this occasion?

Adriana Reyes and Goya Batalla Batalla have held the From those clays, these seams workshop for nursery and primary school kids, bringing boxes filled with thread, yarn and thimbles, filled with stories they have shared around the pleasure of embroidery. What stories are concealed in those thimbles?

Tania Arias Winogradow, with whom we’ve built real nests where you can rest inside the museum, accompanied by Santiago Rapallo and Eleni Chaidemenaki, suggest a very special afternoon snack for this festive day. Do we really always have to eat sitting around a table?

And now… raise the curtain, play the music and make sure everyone’s here! Because this celebration is not only a party; it’s an homage to everything we’ve experienced. Thanks for stitching this year together with us! See you next year—and keep up this shared joy!

 

Activity type
Families
Dates
21 JUNE
Target audience
Family audience
Topics
Activity
Education
Access
Attendance open and free while places last
Entrance

On 21 June, the museum dresses up to celebrate the grand closing of the school year.

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DANCING THE NEIGHBOURHOOD
making a mountain out of a molehill
SONGS AND SWEETS: MI CASA SIN PATIO
Events
REVELRY: NEEDLEWORK AND DANCE—ITS ALL ABOUT GETTING STARTED
Categoría cabecera
Families
Verbena
REVELRY: NEEDLEWORK AND DANCE—ITS ALL ABOUT GETTING STARTED
More information and contact
912760227
educacion.ca2m@madrid.org
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Picture: Sue Ponce

Is it a cycle?
Disabled
Duration
17:30h - 19:30h

We are celebrating the arrival of summer on 14 June, and we want to invite you to participate. It will be a kind of celebration where you can remember and enjoy a different kind of evening. We are inviting you to participate in this festival, led by the artists with whom we’ve worked this year in the families project.

We’ll begin with Ángela Segovia and Luz Prado, with whom we’ve created new lullabies in the workshop entitled ‘Donde el tigre se come a los niños’ [Where the Tiger Eats the Children], this time to get mothers to sleep. We’ll close our eyes, and perhaps someone will whisper something in our ear. We may sing or recall the songs from our childhood, or perhaps not because they’ve changed and now there are other songs.

This happened with Ruiseñora in the workshop called ‘Las canciones y los dulces. Mi casa sin patio’ [Songs and Sweets. My House without a Courtyard], in which the popular Spanish children’s song ‘El patio de mi casa’ [The Courtyard of my House] will never be the same again. Now, after the workshops we’ve held, this popular courtyard has a tree that blossoms in the autumn, as well as a Jacuzzi, bologna and pickles.

After that, for dessert, we’ll have De fruta, pastel—we’ll sample the sweetness of dulce de leche, the glazed texture of Portillo pastries and the scent of the honey flowers that flavoured our childhood. And with the aftertaste of so many memories still in our mouths, after dinner we’ll listen to Ruiseñora, who will hold a concert on the museum’s terrace, where her songs will also seem familiar yet different.

  • 6 pm Toma mi mamó. Ángela Segovia and Luz Prado. (SUI)
  • 6:30 pm De fruta, pastel. (terrace)
  • 7 pm Ruiseñora concert (terrace)
Activity type
Families
Dates
14 June
Target audience
Family audience
Topics
Activity
Education
Access
Attendance open and free while places last
Entrance

We are celebrating the arrival of summer on 14 June, and we want to invite you to participate. It will be a kind of celebration where you can remember and enjoy a different kind of evening.

Events
CELEBRATION. SONGS AND SWEETS
Categoría cabecera
Families
verbena
CELEBRATION. SONGS AND SWEETS
More information and contact
912760225
educacion.ca2m@madrid.org
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Picture: Maru Serrano.

Is it a cycle?
Disabled
Duration
18:00 - 20:00

This activity is continuing online among all participants.

We are going to build a fort in the middle of the hall in the Children’s Home in Móstoles. For the floor we will use mattresses, for the ceiling we will hang sheets with clothes pegs and we will build walls with piles of pillows so that nobody can see what we are doing inside.

Once a month, different artists will be invited inside this space to that they can share their practices with us. The programme for The Fort will include dance, sound and projections and it will have its own set of rules: the only things allowed inside are what we like and what we don’t like have to be left outside.

Activity type
Families
Topics
Activity
Entrance

We are going to build a fort in the middle of the hall in the Children’s Home in Móstoles. For the floor we will use mattresses, for the ceiling we will hang sheets with clothes pegs and we will build walls with piles of pillows so that nobody can see what we are doing inside. Once a month, different artists will be invited inside this space to that they can share their practices with us.

Subtitle
COLLABORATION WITH THE CHILDREN’S HOME IN MÓSTOLES
Categoría cabecera
Families
EL FUERTE
THE FORT
More information and contact
912760225
educacion.ca2m@madrid.org
Is it a cycle?
Disabled
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