
The publication "Espacios Vitales. Art and creation in the UAM" collects the documentation material of the exhibition of the same name held at the Universidad Autonoma in Madrid in late 2007. 

In the last CCSC meeting between partners, supposedly held in Kosice (Slovakia) and finally carried out digitally, we met to draw links of solidarity and support between cities, as well as to explore digital platforms to carry out cultural activities virt 

Within the framework of the exhibition "La Isla Utopia", we issue an open call to select the works of six artists to be published in a free newspaper. 

The Cuidar es Punk Festival, focuses on reclaiming time, slowing down, and connecting through emotional bonds and communal joy. By critiquing hyperproductivity, the Cuidar es Punk Festival invites us to activate desire as a catalyst for our potential. 

vessel is a curatorial collective of Bari, Italy. Its curators, Anna Santomauro and Viviana Checchia have been invited through our networking project Curators' Network. In their three weeks of residency, vessel want to start an intense round of discussion 

Three-weeks of exhibitions, talks and debates. Curators' Network at Matadero Madrid organized by hablarenarte:. Our aim: building a bridge between the past and future activities of the network through a series of high-profile exhibitions and confe 

In collaboration with the Alicante Provincial Council, hablarenarte is offering a workshop that explores the different models and types of exhibition projects. 

In 1962 Pablo Picasso and photographer André Villers made the Diurnes portfolio, from the Latin "diurnus" -cotidiano-, which includes thirty lithographs and texts by Jacques Prévert. During 2015 this work can be seen at cultural centres of the Red Itiner 

"El otro lado del alma" is an exhibition that explores the facets that exist in Cuban contemporary photography and vide when it comes to deal with Spirituality. 

To coincide with “Ingràvid. Festival de Cultura Contemporánea del Empordà”, hablarenarte: is presenting a programme of public interventions by artists Carlos Maciá, Marlon de Azambuja, Fernando García and La Más Bella. 
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