Museo Reina Sofía, in its role as a vehicle of knowledge and reflection, as well as an impulse for new spaces for experimentation, creation and dissemination of contemporary art, sets in motion a number of diverse lines of thought and debate. The development of research, analysis and debate frameworks which can imbue the narrative of the Collection with an additional dimension, as well as the programming of exhibitions.The setting in motion of discussion forums on key issues of contemporary debate relevant to the museum as an institution dedicated to providing citizens with frameworks for the critical analysis of culture.The experimentation with alternative methods of mediation between the citizens and the museum's proposals, taking up as a starting point the experience of artists and of the agents with whom the museum establishes collaboration.
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Saturday, 23, Sunday, 24, and Friday, 29 November 2024 – Check programme
Hito Steyerl
Digital Times, Feudal Times
Almost ten years on from the exhibition Hito Steyerl. Duty-Free Art, this audiovisual series offers a chance to taker a deeper look at the work of Hito Steyerl, a pivotal figure in contemporary critical thought around images, technology and power. Organised jointly by the Museo Reina Sofía and Márgenes, an international film festival in Madrid which explores new audiovisual idioms, the series features a master lecture by Steyerl and a selection of her films, stretching from her early documentary essays to her most recent output.
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Wednesday, 20 November 2024 - 7pm
Black Awareness Day in Brazil
Art to Rescue Our Ancestry
To celebrate Black Awareness Day on 20 November, the figure of Zumbi dos Palmares, a key figure in the fight against slavery in Brazil, will be commemorated on the same date of his murder. The Maloka Association, in collaboration with Museo Situado, will pay homage via a collective concert which, through music, dance and the interventions of anti-racist projects such as the Sindicato de Manteros (the Union of Street Vendors), honours the legacy of the Black and Afro-descendent population in Brazil.
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