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Friday, 18, and Saturday, 19 November 2022 - 7pm
Capitalocene Utopias
Eco-social Crisis: Definitions, Strategies and Strategic Proposals
A framework that encompasses successive crises which shape the present sociopolitical context and consequences that start to become embedded — constant price hikes, high temperature warnings, a dearth of resources, new and ever-closer military interventions — raises questions over the exact crisis we are facing. And if the current model is exhausted, what is our future?
Activity of: TIZ 6. Planet A: Green World
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Monday, 14 November 2022 - 6pm
After It’s All Said
A Lecture by Denise Ferreira da Silva
This lecture sees Ferreira da Silva examine contemporary works and artistic practices which call into question that which she calls the “transparent I”, a concept which references the modern subject hailing from the Enlightenment and customarily adopted in the position of spectator.
Activity of: TIZ 5. Phantasmata
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Saturday, 12, and Sunday, 13 November 2022 - Check times
Collective Mourning and Planetary Mourning. Unending love, or love dies, on repeat like it's endless
Alex Baczyński-Jenkins
Unending love or love dies, on repeat like it's endless is a choreography which explores relationships between desire, dance, fragmentation, love (understood as communality), mourning and time. Through the gesture, sensuality, relationality and touch, Baczyński-Jenkins’s practice unfurls structures and politics of desire.
Activity of: TIZ 5. Phantasmata
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Friday, 11 November 2022 - 7pm
Collective Mourning and Planetary Mourning. MONUMENT 0.6: Heterochrony
Eszter Salamon
The Museo organises Collective Mourning and Planetary Mourning, a double programme which is part of the 40th Autumn Festival of Madrid. The first part features the performance of Monument 0.6: Heterochrony, a stage piece by Hungarian choreographer Eszter Salamon, who creates an imaginary scene between past and present.
Activity of: TIZ 5. Phantasmata
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Thursday, 3 November 2022 - 7pm
Women and Artistic Creation: Can the Past, Present and Future Be Changed in Terms of Equality?
From different areas of society — particularly in relation to women and feminist movements — there is a demand for every political, economic and social stratum to embark upon a transition towards truly and effectively establishing an equal society. Moderated by Ángeles González-Sinde, this round-table discussion seeks to explore these issues in greater depth via the experience of three leading figures who, through their work, approach gender equality in culture from different viewpoints.
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Monday, 17 October 2022 - 6pm
Architecture in the Age of Pandemics. From Tuberculosis to COVID-19
A Lecture by Beatriz Colomina
Architecture and medicine have always been closely linked. Theories about body and mind traverse architectural discourse, turning the figure of the architect into a kind of doctor, the client into a patient. Every era has its different conditions, each one requiring its own architecture.
Activity of: TIZ 5. Phantasmata
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