
Aimed at participants between 13 and 17 years old, the Museo ICO and hablarenarte: invite you to participate in the urban workshop for young people on the occasion of the exhibition "Sáenz de Oíza. Arts and crafts" 

TRANSPIRE is conceived as a conference, as a reflection and as an action around the UN 2030 Agenda, its powers and its limits, from the perspective of youth and with the proactive force of culture. 

Local Agent: El Cinorrio
Ally Collectives: Asoc. de Mujeres La Zarza · Asoc. Psii · Ringu Rango · Los Saltagavias · El Efecto Verdolaga · El Madroñal · EPA! Jóvenes Rurales · ADICOVER


What happens when the food stops being only livelihood and becomes a cultural tool?
What happens when to sit on the table with different people becomes a political act? Cocinas Transhumantes comes out of a simple and powerful idea 

Entraña Migrante (Migrant Entrail) is a collective process of creation, care and political reflection that uses the kitchen as a space for memory, encounter and resistance. 

“Acous-coustic Sessions” is a research project by Zineb Achoubie and Lorenzo Sandoval exploring the relationship between acoustics, the domestic sphere, and the circular economy through the creation of spaces for gathering. 

For thirteen to seventeen-year-olds, the Museo Cerralbo opens its doors during the vacation period, inviting youths to attend monographic workshops. “TendeMCies: Being Trendy in the 19th Century” is directed by María Giraldo. 

For thirteen to seventeen-year-olds, the Museo Cerralbo opens its doors during the vacation period, inviting youths to attend monographic workshops. The first, “Más allá del lienzo” (“Beyond the Canvas”) is directed by César Fernández Arias. 

This Summer Workshop is designed for teenagers (13-17 years) and takes place during Summer Holidays at ICO Museum. Invites to explore and experiment with cities through photography. 

This Summer Workshop is designed for teenagers (13-17 years) and takes place during Summer Holidays at ICO Museum. Invites to experiment with cities and identity through photography. 
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