The Museo ICO and hablarenarte: open their second program of educational activities for the 2010/11 academic year by including a workshop aimed at young people between 13 and 17 as part of their customary tour + workshop events.
To coincide with “Ingràvid. Festival de Cultura Contemporánea del Empordà”, hablarenarte: is presenting a programme of public interventions by artists Carlos Maciá, Marlon de Azambuja, Fernando García and La Más Bella.
A workshop for teens aged from 14 to 18 who are interested in learning how to use a digital camera and basic editing programs. Delivered over four sessions, the workshop focuses mainly on the portrait genre.
Curators’ Network is a European platform that sets up and consolidates partnership and working networks between emerging cultural agents, artists, curators and managers from various European countries.
Zero Espazioa is the visitor orientation centre of the Museo Guggenheim Bilbao. This dynamic and interactive area provides the public with the key information they need to make visiting the museum a unique experience.
Promoted by the Consortium for the Commemoration of the 2nd Centenary of the 1812 Constitution, the purpose of this interpretation centre is to describe the historic context of La Pepa using multimedia materials and dramatized scenes.
Conceived to be taken around five European countries, “Reproducción, repetición y reivindicación” is a group exhibition of Spanish artists currently working with printmaking and with multiple and serialised art.
Bilingual catalogue (Spanish-English) published for the exhibition under the same name. Contains information on the key features of the exhibition narrative, plus the works and artists included in the show.
In March 2010, Matadero de Madrid starts a programme of residencies called El Ranchito, with the intention of hosting international artists who are invited to work temporarily in Madrid.
“A ciegas. Lecturas escénicas en la oscuridad” is a literary experience focused on one sense alone: hearing. It involves staged readings given by partially or totally blind people in a complete blackout.
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