A dialogue between the artistic practices of Nadia Barkate and Fátima Moreno and the collections of the Museo Centro de Arte Dos de Mayo and the ARCO Foundation, approaching drawing not merely as a technique, but as a form of thought, action and engagement with space.
A conversation between the production of artist Antonio Ballester Moreno —created in collaboration with families and students from CEIP Federico García Lorca in Móstoles— and 29 works by other creators belonging to the Dos de Mayo Art Centre Museum Collection.
Structured around a film trilogy produced between 2018 and 2025 in Spain and Morocco, this exhibition broadens the interpretative framework of Adrian Schindler’s work, which forms part of the CA2M Museum Collection.
This publication is an essential companion to the exhibition Antonio Ballester Moreno. Sky and Earth.
PERO... ¿ESTO ES ARTE? OTOÑO 2026
Este curso está dirigido a todas aquellas personas que alguna vez se han detenido frente a una obra preguntándose precisamente eso: “Pero… ¿Esto es arte?”. Un espacio pensado para acercarse al arte desde la curiosidad, el diálogo y la experiencia compartida.
La Comunidad de Madrid ha entregado el Premio Apertura 2026 a la artista Elena Goñi por sus pinturas Autorretrato con Beatriz (2026) y Pendientes (2025) expuestas en la galería Fernández - Braso. La obra pasará a formar parte de la colección del Museo Centro de Arte Dos de Mayo.
This audiovisual installation in the Museo CA2M Collection raises a hybrid between theatrical representation, animation and sound, it reflects on the power of language and voice as a social tool in order to reflect on the power of language and the voice as a social tool. An immersive experience in which visitors become part of this theatrical performance.
FLORILEGIUM. THE MOST MARVELLOUS DITCH AND ROADSIDE FLOWERS.
Inspired by wild gardens and flowers that grow where no one expects them, this workshop invites families to create, imagine and experiment together. Session by session, we will create a world of our own where oddities, myths and the freedom to grow in our own way all have a place.
DANCING THE NEIGHBOURHOOD
Dancing the Neighbourhood is an after-school activity for children aged 6 to 12, held on Tuesday afternoons at Museo CA2M. A space for moving between ideas, improvising, taking shortcuts, changing direction, looking closely and finding a thousand other ways to move with the museum, the neighbourhood and everything that happens in between.
TOUR AND WORKSHOP FOR SECONDARY AND UPPER SECONDARY SCHOOL GROUPS
This tour and workshop invites groups to explore the exhibition through observation, conversation and collective experimentation. We will look closely at the works, asking ourselves not only what they tell us, but also what lies beyond what they appear to be saying. We will explore drawing as gesture and thought in motion, as writing, imprint, play and a possibility for encounter.