projects
II Summer Academy of Hungary on performing arts in social contexts
hablarenarte co-organizes in August, and together with seven other European organizations, a Summer Camp at Szakácsi, Hungary. 
Visitas Calamar. Visits to artists' studios
Visitas Calamar is a program designed for resident curators in Madrid who want to visit the local artists' studios.
Workshop for families "Visible choreographies"
Fundación Banco Santander and hablarenarte: hablarenarte: continues with the program of educational activities for families with children between 5 and 12 years we are developing in Sala de Arte Santander.
RCR Architects. Shared Creativity. Mediation
hablarenarte: organizes mediation and guided tours for the exhibition "RCR Architects. Shared Creativity" that is on display at Museo ICO Museum
Promotion of Spanish Art at ARCOmadrid 2016
ARCOmadrid, together with Acción Cultural Española AC/E and hablarenarte: offers once again a service to curators and other fair guests to encourage the promotion and dissemination of Spanish contemporary art.
Educational Activities at Museo ICO. 2015-16
During the 2015-16 school year, Museo ICO and hablarenarte: are once again running a full program of educational activities for school children, families and young people alongside the exhibitions taking place in the museum galleries.
Cross Cultural Networks between Families with ASD 2015/16
Fundación ICO and hablarenarte: launch the second edition of this initiative that aims at creating collaboration networks between families, agents and institutions interested in improving accessibility in museums for children with ASD
Picasso, Las Metamorfosis de Ovidio y el libro ilustrado. Exposición en Málaga
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La Isla Utopía
hablarenarte: is in charge of curating the artistic projects linked to "Paisajes de una guerra", a multidisciplinary research about the University Campus of Madrid
a3bandas 2015
a3bandas opens the doors of contemporary art galleries to a much broader public, seeking to achieve maximum quality exhibitions by combining the efforts of galleries, curators and, of course, artists.
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