the arts + culture

Planta Baja is an independent space for creation at street level in which live arts and relationships are at the center

Artistic and research residency space located in the city of Madrid.

"Residencies Exchange" Curatorial Programme of Estampa 2018

For the second consecutive year, hablarenarte is organizing Residencies Exchange as the Curatorial Programme of Estampa Art Fair. This meeting enhances art residences as fundamental spaces for supporting creation and intercultural connection.

(Dis)encuentros vulnerables

Vulnerable (dis)encounters. V gathering around functional diversity is a public program dealing with neurodiversity, body diversity and its poetics and politics

(re)vuelta al patio

The first edition of (re)turn to the patio starts with two research/action residencies in connection with the neighbourhood. The participating artista are Paula Valero (Paris/Valencia) and Cristina Fraser (London/Barcelona).

(re)vuelta al patio (2021-22): an exhibition in the bathroom, collective screams and a concert

The second edition of (re)vuelta al patio [(re)turn to the patio] comes to an end. This projects aims to reconsider the role of childhood within cultural institutions.

(re)vuelta al patio (2023-24)

In its fourth edition, (re)vuelta al patio continues its investigatointo the role given to childhood at cultural institutions using playing as a methodology.

(re)vuelta al patio (2024-25)

For the fifth consecutive year, (re)vuelta al patio proposes ways of inhabiting Condeduque from the perspective of childhood, claiming cultural institutions where boys and girls have a place, a voice, enjoyment and agency.

(re)vuelta al patio (22-23)

Third edition of this program that seeks to rethink the space of childhood in cultural institutions in general and in the Condeduque Cultural Center (Madrid) in particular.

(re)vuelta al patio: mediation programme and residencies

The first edition of (re)turn to the patio begins with two research/action residencies with the neighborhood, led by artists Paula Valero and Cristina Fraser.