Atención: participar en el Museo de los Comunes
En su ensayo introductorio para la publicación Hacer parte. Caja de herramientas para la participación colectiva, Fran MM Cabeza de Vaca, jefe del departamento de educación del Museo Reina Sofía, describe la (re)vuelta a la “participación”- como término y como práctica- dentro del actual programa Museo de los Comunes.
Antoni Muntadas. Serie On translation: Warning, 2012, selección de materiales impresos. Colección M HKA, Amberes.
En el marco de su extenso proyecto On Translation: Warning, el artista Antoni Muntadas ha desplegado desde 1999 en el espacio público, así como a través de publicaciones efímeras como postales, volantes y enormes carteles publicitarios, esta sencilla frase escrita en letras mayúsculas de color blanco sobre fondo rojo: ‘ATENCIÓN: LA PERCEPCIÓN REQUIERE PARTICIPACIÓN’.
Dicha advertencia, que puede ser leída como una invitación, una declaración de intenciones, una exhortación o incluso una amenaza, nos alerta sobre los mecanismos que se ponen en juego en todo proceso comunicativo, haciendo hincapié en aquellos que se activan frente a una obra de arte. La frase establece, además, conexiones con las estrategias desarrolladas por los medios de comunicación y la publicidad al servicio tanto del mercado como de la política-espectáculo. El actual contexto social y cultural parece favorecer la pasividad en la mirada de un receptor acrítico, debido a la proliferación y reproducción masiva de imágenes que se perciben a través de un scroll infinito. Como señala Andrea Soto Calderón en su libro La performatividad de las imágenes (2020), el efecto paradójico de vivir en un mundo saturado de imágenes es una reducción drástica en nuestra capacidad de observar con atención. Desde esta perspectiva, el problema del crecimiento exponencial de la producción y percepción de imágenes en el mundo actual es, en realidad, la disminución radical de su potencia: una suerte de cancelación por exceso. Frente a este panorama, el mensaje de On Traslation: Warning de Muntadas funciona como un chasquido de dedos frente al rostro que rompe el hechizo, nos saca del letargo perceptivo y renueva la posibilidad de que nuestra mirada se convierta en parte activa del proceso de percepción. Atención: si percibimos de verdad, tenemos necesariamente que participar.
Este régimen estético de lo perceptivo producido por la proliferación excesiva de imágenes se enmarca en una dinámica más amplia de funcionamiento social. En ella, tanto la pasividad como el desafecto favorecen la desarticulación progresiva de los espacios de encuentro colectivo y el empobrecimiento de las tramas comunitarias a distintos niveles. Ante esta tendencia hacia la desagregación de los vínculos comunitarios en las sociedades actuales, desde las prácticas artísticas se han articulado múltiples respuestas a través de aquello que Claire Bishop ha denominado el giro social, una orientación artística hacia lo comunitario en la que las artistas modifican su posición tradicional como productoras de objetos artísticos para convertirse en generadoras de situaciones. En ellas la idea de obra como objeto deviene en obra como proyecto o proceso con límites difusos y en los que las espectadoras son invitadas a ser participantes. La genealogía de este giro social del arte trazada por Bishop en Infiernos artificiales. Arte participativo y políticas de la espectaduría (2012), acoge una variedad de prácticas y corrientes que van desde la Internacional Situacionista a las performances de Graciela Carnevale u Oscar Masotta durante la dictadura argentina, pasando por las convocatorias masivas del teatro Proletkult en los inicios de la Unión Soviética hasta las acciones y ceremonias disidentes de Milan Knížák en la Eslovaquia de la década de 1960. También incluye las influyentes propuestas del teatro del oprimido de Augusto Boal, así como propuestas performativas más recientes, como las de Dora García, entre muchas otras. Estas prácticas, en palabras de Jacques Rancière, apelan a un espectador emancipado y confrontan, a menudo de manera radical, la idea de una recepción pasiva del arte. Se quiera o no, en el desarrollo de estas prácticas percibir es participar.
En el año 2023, el Museo Reina Sofía recibió a un total de 2 530 560 visitantes. ¿Podríamos atrevernos a afirmar que tal cantidad de visitantes fueron «participantes» del Museo? Desde el Área de Educación nos encantaría poder afirmar que, al menos, fueron muchas las personas que siguieron la exhortación de Muntadas al descubrir la obra de la guatemalteca Margarita Azurdia, al visualizar alguna de las videoinstalaciones de Angela Melitopoulos o al aproximarse al imponente Un Mundo de Ángeles Santos. Nos encanta creer que, frente a la corriente de consumo indiscriminado de imágenes descrita anteriormente, fueron muchas las personas que formaron parte activa de ese bucle comunicativo que son las obras de arte, cerrando así un círculo dejado abierto por las artistas con su presencia y atención plena. Ojalá que, por lo menos, la experiencia que propone este Museo haya contribuido a transformar en ellas los modos de mirar, escuchar, estar, percibir y atender. En este marco de pensamiento, podemos afirmar que en la raíz del Área de Educación reside un deseo profundo de que sean muchas las personas que se sientan invitadas, como sugiere el nombre de esta publicación, a hacer parte de esta práctica radical de la percepción.
El proyecto Team of Teams del Museo Reina Sofía retoma así una antigua conversación lanzada desde los diferentes programas de L’Internationale en torno a la idea de público en las instituciones culturales. Como queda reflejado en The Constituent Museum. Constellations of Knowledge, Politics and Mediation (2018), el término constituencies (comunidades de agencia) propone un modo de describir la relación entre las instituciones y sus interlocutores que supere la idea de visitante y que tensione el uso de otros términos como públicos (audience) o usuarios (users). Fue en el marco del programa Our Many Europes (2018-2022) en el que el término constituencies (sin que su traducción al español, circunscripciones, nos resulte del todo satisfactoria) se desplegó y discutió ampliamente para, como puede leerse en publicaciones como FROM/TO. Letters From/To the Constituent Museum (2022), mostrar sus potencias y límites.
En este nuevo ciclo que afronta L’Internationale con el programa Museum of the Commons (2023-2026), el Museo Reina Sofía profundiza en la idea de participación a través de programas públicos, redes, escuelas y recursos educativos a los que se suma esta publicación Hacer parte. Caja de herramientas para la participación colectiva. Concebido como un manual de uso sencillo, y elaborado por el politólogo Jorge Gaupp, asesor del Centro de Estudios del Museo Reina Sofía, arranca con un ensayo introductorio en el que se compilan argumentos y líneas de investigación recientes en torno a la pertinencia evolutiva de la cooperación y la participación en la especie humana, frente a ideas y corrientes que giran en torno a la competitividad y el individualismo como motores de progreso. A continuación, la publicación recoge una batería de actividades y dinámicas seleccionadas, editadas, actualizadas y clasificadas para poner en práctica distintos niveles de participación en colectivos de toda naturaleza, desde grupos de estudiantes de cualquier edad o nivel de educación formal y no formal hasta colectivos de activistas, grupos de personas adultas, grupos de estudio y colectivos de ámbito institucional, entre otros. Además, se nutre de fuentes tan diversas como el activismo social, la gestión corporativa, la pedagogía, la gobernanza institucional y el teatro.
Entendemos que la participación es un músculo que se entrena a través de gestos tan sencillos como formar un corro y darse las manos, mirar fijamente a los ojos de alguien que acabamos de conocer o gestionar un conflicto a través de un juego de cambio de roles. Reconocemos que a través de acciones sencillas —a menudo tan complejas, por otro lado— de encuentro con las demás nace la posibilidad de una articulación social más participativa, más democrática. Solo en ese marco, y equipad+s de estrategias atencionales emancipadas, tendrá recepción y sentido un arte del que nos sintamos parte, del que queramos formar parte, del que queramos hacer parte.
Related activities
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The Open Kitchen. The fermented seed, colonialism and extractivism
The MACBA Kitchen is a working group situated against the backdrop of ecosocial crisis. Participants in the group aim to highlight the importance of intuitively imagining an ecofeminist kitchen, and take a particular interest in the wisdom of individuals, projects and experiences that work with dislocated knowledge in relation to food sovereignty.
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MACBA
The Kitchen: Workshop by Marina Monsonís
The Kitchen is a meeting place open to the participation of all, especially people and organizations that want to share their knowledge and experiences around the kitchen.
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8 Sep 2023 –31 Dec MSN WarsawMulticultural Youth Center
The Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw, together with the confederation of museums L'Internationale, is establishing a Multicultural Youth Center. This is a unique space for 16-24 year olds to explore and develop their creativity, make new friends and hang out in a friendly and supportive environment.
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12 Apr 2023 –14 Apr MACBAWhere are the Oases?
PEI OBERT seminar
with Kader Attia, Elvira Dyangani Ose, Max Jorge Hinderer Cruz, Emily Jacir, Achille Mbembe, Sarah Nuttall and Françoise VergèsAn oasis is the potential for life in an adverse environment.
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2023 – 2024 MACBAMobile Garden. A Place to Meet
An open space, a social space. How could the Museum be more open to the needs of the neighbourhood?
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2023 – 2024 Museo Reina SofiaSchool of Commoning Practices
This exchange programme gathers different schools organized by volunteers and migrant communities in Athens (Open School for Migrants) and Madrid (School of Rights, Escuela de Español and Situated mediation School) in order to share their knowledge, exchange strategies and reflect on the experience of working together with migrant communities.
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1 Sep 2023 –30 Jun 2024 Museo Reina SofiaTeam of Teams
This project researches citizen participation as a fundamental pillar in the creation of community.
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1 Apr 2024 –21 Dec 2025 Museo Reina SofiaSustainable Art Production
The Studies Center of Museo Reina Sofía will publish an open call for four residencies of artistic practice for projects that address the emergencies and challenges derived from the climate crisis such as food sovereignty, architecture and sustainability, communal practices, diasporas and exiles or ecological and political sustainability, among others.
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9 Dec 2023 M HKASUPERHOST | Club Antena. Intimate listening and dancing experience
with Nele Möller, Farida Amadou, Le Réalism, Céline Gillain, Roberta Miss, Elena Colombi
CLUB ANTENA is an intimate listening and dancing session with a lecture, concert, performance, catering and DJ sets, exploring what it means to listen with our bodies.
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1 Nov 2023 –31 May 2024 tranzit.roNon-Western Technologies for the Good Life
The experimental course ‘Non-Western Technologies for the Good Life’ (November 2023–May 2024) celebrates as its starting point the anniversary of 50 years since the publication of Tools for Conviviality, considering that Ivan Illich’s call is as relevant as ever.
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24 Jan 2024 Institute of Radical ImaginationMSU ZagrebRed, Green, Black and White
A performative inquiry by Institute of Radical Imagination and MSU Zagreb
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2023 – 2024 Tongue and Throat Memories
On hospitality and conviviality through food
Knowledges and convenings
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24 Aug 2024 –30 Aug Moderna galerijaZRC SAZUSummer School: Our Many Easts
Our Many Easts summer school is organised by Moderna galerija in Ljubljana in partnership with ZRC SAZU (the Research Centre of the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts) as part of the L’Internationale project Museum of the Commons.
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4 Feb 2024 –10 Mar MSU ZagrebVan AbbemuseumModerna galerijaZRC SAZUOpen Call – School of Common Knowledge 2024
MSU (Zagreb), Van Abbemuseum (Eindhoven), MG+MSUM (Ljubljana), ZRC SAZU (Ljubljana) and L'Internationale invite applications for the new School of Common Knowledge (SCK) to be held in Zagreb and Ljubljana 24–29 May 2024. The School of Common Knowledge draws on the network, knowledge and experience of the L’Internationale museum confederation. Its ambition is to be both nomadic and situated, looking at specific cultural and geopolitical situations while exploring their relations and interdependencies with the rest of the world. The SCK is built on the basis laid by the Glossary of Common Knowledge project initiated by Zdenka Badovinac and Moderna galerija (Ljubljana) and continues its co-learning methodology.
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24 May 2024 –30 May MSU ZagrebModerna galerijaZRC SAZUSchool of Common Knowledge 2024
School of Common Knowledge draws on the network, knowledge and experience of the L’Internationale museum confederation. Built on the basis laid by the Glossary of Common Knowledge, a project initiated by Zdenka Badovinac and Moderna Galerija in Ljubljana, it continues its co-learning methodology. Its ambition is to be both nomadic and situated, looking at specific cultural and geopolitical situations while exploring their relations and interdependencies with the rest of the world.
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23 Oct 2024 MACBAThe Open Kitchen. Map of edible tensions
with Marina Monsonís, Paisanaje and Ruralitzem
The MACBA Kitchen is a working group situated against the backdrop of ecosocial crisis. Participants in the group aim to highlight the importance of intuitively imagining an ecofeminist kitchen, and take a particular interest in the wisdom of individuals, projects and experiences that work with dislocated knowledge in relation to food sovereignty. -
11 Dec 2024 The Open Kitchen. Food networks in an emergency situation
with Marina Monsonís, the Cabanyal cooking, Resistencia Migrante Disidente and Assemblea Catalana per la Transició Ecosocial
The MACBA Kitchen is a working group situated against the backdrop of ecosocial crisis. Participants in the group aim to highlight the importance of intuitively imagining an ecofeminist kitchen, and take a particular interest in the wisdom of individuals, projects and experiences that work with dislocated knowledge in relation to food sovereignty. -
10 Oct 2025 –18 Jan 2026 Kyiv Biennial 2025
L’Internationale Confederation is proud to co-organise this years’ edition of the Kyiv Biennial.
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10 Nov 2025 –16 Nov MACBAMuseo Reina SofiaSchool of Common Knowledge 2025
The second iteration of the School of Common Knowledge will bring together international participants, faculty from the confederation and situated organizations in Barcelona and Madrid.
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14 Feb 2025 –13 Apr SALTPlant(ing) Entanglements
The series of sound installations Warm Earth Sounds for Plants and the People Who Love Them ends with Fulya Uçanok’s sound installation Plant(ing) Entanglements.
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2025 Museo Reina SofiaSchool of Commoning Practices: Publication
Students, teachers and organizations of self-managed language and cultural mediation schools for migrants in Florence, Athens and Madrid share their experiences.
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1 Jan 2025 –31 Dec Museo Reina SofiaSustainable Art Production. Research Residencies
The projects selected in the first call of the Sustainable Art Practice research residencies are A hores d'ara. Experiences and memory of the defense of the Huerta valenciana through its archive by the group of researchers Anaïs Florin, Natalia Castellano and Alba Herrero; and Fundamental Errors by the filmmaker and architect Mauricio Freyre.
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28 May 2025 –27 Jun Museo Reina SofiaMACBAOpen Call – School of Common Knowledge 2025
Museo Reina Sofía and MACBA Museu d’Art Contemporani de Barcelona (MACBA) invite applications for the 2025 iteration of the School of Common Knowledge, which will take place in Madrid and Barcelona 11-16 November 2025. The School of Common Knowledge (SCK) draws on the network, knowledge and experience of L’Internationale. Its ambition is to be both nomadic and situated, looking at specific cultural and geopolitical situations while exploring their relations and interdependencies with the rest of the world. This year, the SCK program focuses on the contested and dynamic notions of rooting and uprooting in the framework of present – colonial, migrant, situated, and ecological – complexities. Building on the legacy of the Glossary of Common Knowledge and the current European program Museum of the Commons, the SCK invites participants to reflect on the power of language to shape our understanding of art and society through a co-learning methodology.
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7 Jul 2025 –11 Jul IMMANCADSummer School: Landscape (post) Conflict
The Irish Museum of Modern Art and the National College of Art and Design, as part of L’internationale Museum of the Commons, is hosting a Summer School in Dublin between 7-11 July 2025. This week-long programme of lectures, discussions, workshops and excursions will focus on the theme of Landscape (post) Conflict and will feature a number of national and international artists, theorists and educators including Jill Jarvis, Amanda Dunsmore, Yazan Kahlili, Zdenka Badovinac, Marielle MacLeman, Léann Herlihy, Slinko, Clodagh Emoe, Odessa Warren and Clare Bell.
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8 Oct 2025 –24 Jun 2026 Museo Reina SofiaStudy Group: Aesthetics of Peace and Desertion Tactics
In a present marked by rearmament, war, genocide, and the collapse of the social contract, this study group aims to equip itself with tools to, on one hand, map genealogies and aesthetics of peace – within and beyond the Spanish context – and, on the other, analyze strategies of pacification that have served to neutralize the critical power of peace struggles.
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21 Oct 2025 –25 Oct MSU ZagrebOctober School: Moving Beyond Collapse: Reimagining Institutions
The October School at ISSA will offer space and time for a joint exploration and re-imagination of institutions combining both theoretical and practical work through actually building a school on Vis. It will take place on the island of Vis, off of the Croatian coast, organized under the L’Internationale project Museum of the Commons by the Museum of Contemporary Art in Zagreb and the Island School of Social Autonomy (ISSA). It will offer a rich program consisting of readings, lectures, collective work and workshops, with Adania Shibli, Kristin Ross, Robert Perišić, Saša Savanović, Srećko Horvat, Marko Pogačar, Zdenka Badovinac, Bojana Piškur, Theo Prodromidis, Ovidiu Ţichindeleanu, Progressive International, Naan-Aligned cooking, and others.
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3 Oct 2025 –18 Jan 2026 MSN WarsawNear East, Far West. Kyiv Biennial 2025
The main exhibition of the 6th Kyiv Biennial 2025, titled Near East, Far West, is organized by a consortium of curators from L’Internationale. It features seven new artists’ commissions, alongside works from the collections of member institutions of L’Internationale and a number of other loans.
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9 Oct 2025 –11 Jan 2026 M HKAHomelands and Hinterlands. Kyiv Biennial 2025
Following the trans-national format of the 2023 edition, the Kyiv Biennial 2025 will again take place in multiple locations across Europe. Museum of Contemporary Art Antwerp (M HKA) presents a stand-alone exhibition that acts also as an extension of the main biennial exhibition held at the newly-opened Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw (MSN).
In reckoning with the injustices and atrocities committed by the imperialisms of today, Kyiv Biennial 2025 reflects with historical consciousness on failed solidarities and internationalisms. It does this across an axis that the curators describe as Middle-East-Europe, a term encompassing Central Eastern Europe, the former-Soviet East and the Middle East.
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23 Oct 2025 HDK-ValandMA Forum in collaboration with LIO: Nour Shantout
In this artist talk, Nour Shantout will present Searching for the New Dress, an ongoing artistic research project that looks at Palestinian embroidery in Shatila, a Palestinian refugee camp in Lebanon. Welcome!
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16 Oct 2025 MACBAPEI Obert: Bodies of Evidence. A lecture by Ido Nahari and Adam Broomberg
In the second day of Open PEI, writer and researcher Ido Nahari and artist, activist and educator Adam Broomberg bring us Bodies of Evidence, a lecture that analyses the circulation and functioning of violent images of past and present genocides. The debate revolves around the new fundamentalist grammar created for this documentation.
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23 Oct 2025 –7 Feb 2026 Everything for Everybody. Kyiv Biennial 2025
As one of five exhibitions comprising the 6th Kyiv Biennial 2025, ‘Everything for Everybody’ takes place in the Ukraine, at the Dnipro Center for Contemporary Culture.
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24 Oct 2025 –28 Dec In a Grandiose Sundance, in a Cosmic Clatter of Torture. Kyiv Biennial 2025
As one of five exhibitions comprising the 6th Kyiv Biennial 2025, ‘In a Grandiose Sundance, in a Cosmic Clatter of Torture’ takes place at the Dovzhenko Centre in Kyiv.
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15 Nov 2025 MACBASchool of Common Knowledge: Fred Moten
Fred Moten gives the lecture Some Prœposicions (On, To, For, Against, Towards, Around, Above, Below, Before, Beyond): the Work of Art. As part of the Project a Black Planet exhibition, MACBA presents this lecture on artworks and art institutions in relation to the challenge of blackness in the present day.
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1 Nov 2025 –28 Feb 2026 MACBAVisions of Panafrica. Film programme
Visions of Panafrica is a film series that builds on the themes explored in the exhibition Project a Black Planet: The Art and Culture of Panafrica, bringing them to life through the medium of film. A cinema without a geographical centre that reaffirms the cultural and political relevance of Pan-Africanism.
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6 Nov 2025 MACBAFarah Saleh. Balfour Reparations (2025–2045)
As part of the Project a Black Planet exhibition, MACBA is co-organising Balfour Reparations (2025–2045), a piece by Palestinian choreographer Farah Saleh included in Hacer Historia(s) VI (Making History(ies) VI), in collaboration with La Poderosa. This performance draws on archives, memories and future imaginaries in order to rethink the British colonial legacy in Palestine, raising questions about reparation, justice and historical responsibility.
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5 Nov 2025 MACBAProject a Black Planet: The Art and Culture of Panafrica OPENING EVENT
A conversation between Antawan I. Byrd, Adom Getachew, Matthew S. Witkovsky and Elvira Dyangani Ose. To mark the opening of Project a Black Planet: The Art and Culture of Panafrica, the curatorial team will delve into the exhibition’s main themes with the aim of exploring some of its most relevant aspects and sharing their research processes with the public.
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3 Nov 2025 MACBAPalestine Cinema Days 2025: Al-makhdu’un (1972)
Since 2023, MACBA has been part of an international initiative in solidarity with the Palestine Cinema Days film festival, which cannot be held in Ramallah due to the ongoing genocide in Palestinian territory. During the first days of November, organizations from around the world have agreed to coordinate free screenings of a selection of films from the festival. MACBA will be screening the film Al-makhdu’un (The Dupes) from 1972.
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31 Oct 2025 Museo Reina SofiaCinema Commons #1: On the Art of Occupying Spaces and Curating Film Programmes
On the Art of Occupying Spaces and Curating Film Programmes is a Museo Reina Sofía film programme overseen by Miriam Martín and Ana Useros, and the first within the project The Cinema and Sound Commons. The activity includes a lecture and two films screened twice in two different sessions: John Ford’s Fort Apache (1948) and John Gianvito’s The Mad Songs of Fernanda Hussein (2001).
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11 Nov 2025 –6 Jan 2026 Vertical Horizon. Kyiv Biennial 2025
As one of five exhibitions comprising the 6th Kyiv Biennial 2025, ‘Vertical Horizon’ takes place at the Lentos Kunstmuseum in Linz, at the initiative of tranzit.at.
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20 Nov 2025 HDK-ValandMA Forum in collaboration with LIO: Cathryn Klasto
In this MA Forum we welcome artist and researcher Cathryn Klasto. This talk will share some working insight into Klasto’s ongoing book project ‘Space Trekking’. The book is a collection of visual essays which tries to reveal the relationship between artistic research, ethics and interstellar spatial phenomena storied within the Star Trek universe.
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28 Nov 2025 –29 Nov International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People: Activities
To mark International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People and in conjunction with our collective text, we, the cultural workers of L'Internationale have compiled a list of programmes, actions and marches taking place accross Europe. Below you will find programmes organized by partner institutions as well as activities initaited by unions and grass roots organisations which we will be joining.
This is a live document and will be updated regularly.
Related contributions and publications
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On Riots, Grief and Parties
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From Las Agencias to Enmedio: Two Decades of Art and Social Activism – Part 2
Leónidas Martín15 Nov 2022 -
From Las Agencias to Enmedio: Two Decades of Art and Social Activism – Part 1
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Decolonial aesthesis: weaving each other
Charles Esche, Rolando Vázquez, Teresa Cos Rebollo9 Nov 2023 Land RelationsClimate -
Sharing and Taking Action through Art. Škart Collective (Belgrade), from 1990 to the Present
Seda Yıldız20 Nov 2022 -
The Constituent Museum. Constellations of Knowledge, Politics and Mediation
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From/To. Letters From/To the Constituent Museum
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Hacer parte. Caja de herramientas para la participación colectiva
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Glossary of Common Knowledge, Vol. 2
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Glossary of Common Knowledge
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Prácticas lumbung para resistir y colaborar desde el arte
Constanza Yévenes Biénzobas30 Aug 2023 EN eslumbungSituated OrganizationsMuseo Reina Sofia -
Algunos términos que guían a lumbung press: Definiendo “edición”
Erick Beltrán27 Apr 2023 EN eslumbungSituated OrganizationsMACBA -
Discomfort at Dinner: The role of food work in challenging empire
Mary Fawzy29 Feb 2024 Land RelationsSituated Organizations -
Mix tape: Let's funk up all genders!
Materia Hache / Others to the Front19 Mar 2024 EN esSonic and Cinema CommonsSituated OrganizationsMuseo Reina Sofia -
Towards Collective Learning, or, Decompartmentalizing Education
María Berríos, Fran MM Cabeza de Vaca, Yolande Zola Zoli van der Heide, Nick Aikens4 Apr 2024 SchoolsSituated Organizations -
The Silence Has Been Unfolding For Too Long
The Free Palestine Initiative Croatia11 Apr 2024 InternationalismsPast in the PresentSituated OrganizationsInstitute of Radical ImaginationMSU Zagreb -
Dispatch: Harvesting Non-Western Epistemologies (ongoing)
Adelina Luft7 May 2024 Land RelationsSchoolsClimatetranzit.ro -
Dispatch: From the Eleventh Session of Non-Western Technologies for the Good Life
Ana Kun7 May 2024 Land RelationsSchoolstranzit.ro -
Reading list: School of Common Knowledge 2024
School of Common Knowledge21 May 2024 SchoolsSituated OrganizationsMSU ZagrebModerna galerijaZRC SAZU -
Dispatch: Practicing Conviviality
Ana Barbu28 May 2024 ClimateSchoolsLand Relationstranzit.ro -
Dispatch: Notes on Separation and Conviviality
Raluca Popa28 May 2024 Land RelationsSchoolsSituated OrganizationsClimatetranzit.ro -
To Build an Ecological Art Institution: The Experimental Station for Research on Art and Life
Ovidiu Ţichindeleanu, Raluca Voinea31 May 2024 Land RelationsClimateSituated Organizationstranzit.ro -
Dispatch: A Shared Dialogue
Irina Botea Bucan, Jon Dean4 Jun 2024 Land RelationsSchoolsClimatetranzit.ro -
Dispatch: In between the lessons. Staying together in uncertain times, laughing in the face of trouble, and disobeying; the future belongs to us
Antonela Solenički19 Jun 2024 SchoolsSituated OrganizationsMSU ZagrebModerna galerijaZRC SAZU -
Dispatch: The Commonsverse and Situated Organisations – or why the era of big institutions will come to an end
Denise Pollini19 Jun 2024 SchoolsSituated OrganizationsMSU ZagrebModerna galerijaZRC SAZU -
Dispatch: A Buriti Tree
Lucas Pretti10 Jul 2024 SchoolsSituated OrganizationsMSU ZagrebModerna galerijaZRC SAZU -
Poner el nombre a una causa en tierra extraña
Dagmary Olívar Graterol, Paola de la Vega Velastegui5 Jul 2024 EN esSchoolsSituated OrganizationsMuseo Reina Sofia -
Dispatch: To whom it may concern – the voice of the censor and re-calibrating words as an act of survival
Anonymous27 Jun 2024 SchoolsSituated OrganizationsMSU ZagrebModerna galerijaZRC SAZU -
Rethinking Comradeship from a Feminist Position
Leonida Kovač18 Jul 2024 SchoolsInternationalismsSituated OrganizationsMSU ZagrebModerna galerijaZRC SAZU -
Reading list - Summer School: Our Many Easts
Summer School - Our Many Easts6 Sep 2024 SchoolsPast in the PresentModerna galerija -
Dispatch: ‘I don't believe in revolution, but sometimes I get in the spirit.’
Megan Hoetger20 Sep 2024 SchoolsPast in the Present -
Dispatch: Notes on (de)growth from the fragments of Yugoslavia's former alliances
Ava Zevop24 Sep 2024 SchoolsPast in the Present -
Collective Study in Times of Emergency. A Roundtable
Nick Aikens, Sara Buraya Boned, Charles Esche, Martin Pogačar, Ovidiu Ţichindeleanu, Ezgi Yurteri15 Nov 2024 InternationalismsPast in the PresentSituated Organizations -
Dispatch: A Silent Conversation
Anela Dumonjić20 Dec 2024 SchoolsModerna galerija -
Atención: participar en el Museo de los Comunes
Fran MM Cabeza de Vaca6 Mar 2025 EN esSchoolsSituated Organizations -
S come Silenzio
Maddalena Fragnito13 Jan 2025 EN itInternationalismsSituated Organizations -
Reading List: Summer School, Landscape (post) Conflict
Summer School - Landscape (post) Conflict28 Jun 2025 SchoolsLand RelationsPast in the PresentIMMANCAD -
Dispatch: Reenacting the loop. Notes on conflict and historiography
Giulia Terralavoro16 Jul 2025 SchoolsLand RelationsIMMANCAD -
Dispatch: Haunting, cataloging and the phenomena of disintegration
Coco Goran17 Jul 2025 SchoolsLand RelationsIMMANCAD -
Dispatch: Landescape – bending words or what a new terminology on post-conflict could be
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