Publications Archive

Flor Hispania takes on a life of its own with a book conceived as a visual, textual and conversational exploration of Madrid and its inexhaustible capacity to generate meaning, contradiction and a continuous dialectic between the centre and the periphery.

We have launched a collection of short stories entitled *Roses in the Lettuce* as a metaphor for using drawing and illustration to transform the everyday goings-on at the CA2M Museum into something extraordinary. The first story in this collection is The Day the Weavers Occupied the CA2M Museum

To mark the exhibition Jorge Satorre. Ría at the CA2M Museum, his first monograph is being published. It is structured around Satorre’s solo exhibitions over the last 15 years and will be organised in reverse chronological order rather than focusing on individual works or themes.

This book tells the story of Festival Autoplacer, which celebrated its 15th anniversary in 2024. Over the years, the festival has been a springboard for countless bands and become a touchstone for Madrid’s self-published music scene and alternative circuit, following a trajectory that has unfolded in parallel with that of Museo CA2M.

A publication containing experiences and reflections on education at the CA2M Museum. It forms part of a project on listening, El Triángulo, which focused on a small part of the world bounded by a school, a conservatoire and a museum in Móstoles.

A publication bringing together two decades of work by a pioneering artist who addresses issues such as violence against women, old age, the family, work and the art world.

The book 1502 People Facing the Wall is the result of the research and work carried out in connection with Santiago Sierra’s exhibition, which is on display at the CA2M Museum until 2 February 2025.

Asunción Molinos Gordo. Déjà Vécu. What Has Already Been Lived grew out of the exhibition curated by Andrea Pacheco González and held at Museo Centro de Arte Dos de Mayo from 17 February to 25 August 2024, and a critical re-examination of historical narratives, cultural hierarchies and the construction of collective identity in the Iberian Peninsula.

Teresa Solar Abboud is the catalogue published on the occasion of the artist’s solo exhibition Machine Dream Bird, held at Museo Centro de Arte Dos de Mayo from 17 February to 1 September 2024 and curated by Tania Pardo and Claudia Segura Campins.