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CLIMATE FITNESS Rituals of adaptability
Artes escénicas Pensamiento Permacultura Muestra
From 7 July 2023 to 28 July 2024

CLIMATE FITNESS

An exhibition, a gym, a performance, a device, a rehearsal devised by Maite Borjabad and Common Accounts (Igor Bragado and Miles Gertler), featuring works by Faysal Altunbozar, Itziar Barrio, Ibiye Camp, Irati Inoriza and Mary Maggic. From 7 July 2023
nómadas con Filipa Ramos
Pensamiento Ciudad Permacultura
Finished
April 29th

Nomads and radicants / Affection and coexistence

The loss of human centrality, the consequences of anthropic action, environmental aesthetics and otherness or the reproductions and displacements of natural phenomena, have reconfigured throughout the last century the way in which thought compromises or problematizes the natural, sparking a
Mirador_Usera
Artes escénicas Pensamiento Ciudad Infancia Permacultura Música Taller Presentación Audiovisual Muestra
Finished
From the 30 of June 2017 to the 20 of December 2019

Mirador Usera

The Usera district is diverse and rich, and has a very active social and cultural fabric. It is peppered with neighbourhood spaces and trade and social associations, and it also has clear and very important examples of what its neighbourhoods
Mirador-arganzuela_2019
Artes escénicas Pensamiento Ciudad Infancia Permacultura Música Taller Presentación Audiovisual Muestra
Finished
From the 30 of June 2017 to the 20 of December 2019

Mirador Arganzuela

The central district of Arganzuela is known for its rich and organised cultural and professional fabric. There is an abundance of private spaces in this district that are involved in art training: independent spaces, theatres, printers and publishers, informal artistic
Imagina_2019
Pensamiento Ciudad Permacultura Taller Presentación Audiovisual Muestra
Finished
From the 01 of January 2017 to the 30 of June 2019

Imagina Madrid

Imagina Madrid is an Intermediae programme, promoted by Madrid City Council’s Department of Culture and Sport, that seeks to explore new forms of intervention in public spaces in which cultural production, environmental sustainability and social urbanism make it possible to