Previous Activities

“Out of the mud... these seams” is a morning workshop at the Museo CA2M where we invite groups of pre-school and primary school children to come and share stories connected to other forms of knowledge and transmission, using experiences they already practise: gestures, listening, play, telepathy, imagination, dreams...

On 13 June, we’ll be celebrating the arrival of summer. We’d like to invite you to join us for this street party. What would a street party shared with the city’s birds be like? What if, for one afternoon, we stopped looking up at them and invited them to join in the celebrations?

In April and May the curators of the Ester Partegàs and Dorothy Iannone exhibitions, Bea Espejo and Tania Pardo, will take you on a tour of the shows, pointing out the hallmarks of the artistic practices of these two creators.

“Come on, let's get together to wait, or not, in our own way. Clavos y chinchetas is an activity aimed at young people aged 13 to 21, where they can discover new ways of working related to desktop publishing and contemporary creation”.

“Dancing the neighbourhood”, held every Tuesday evening at the Museo CA2M, is conceived as a permanent meeting space for children, a little community where the ordinary becomes special, where every gathering is an opportunity to discover something new along with other people, a feel-good place in which to explore through the body and movement. 

In this workshop we’ll approach the Tarot as a creative, symbolic and deeply personal tool. We’ll begin by exploring archetypes, memory and autobiography, and then we’ll use drawing to make a unique card that represents you: your card.

¿Alguna vez te has quedado frente a una obra pensando: “Pero… esto es arte?” Este curso quiere abrir un espacio para responder a esa pregunta y muchas más, desde la curiosidad y el diálogo.

Matinees is an open, flexible space in which cinema expands: the cinematographic experience spills out of the screen and invites your active participation, regardless of your age.

Inspired by Dorothy Iannone’s A Cookbook, made in 1969, the writer María Arranz proposes a workshop aimed at the creation of a collective recipe book.