From 21 October to 09 January 2022
You, the World and I by Jon Rafman is the fourth episode in An Involuntary Trace, curated by This is Jackalope at La Casa Encendida.
Rúa Pereira da costa. Río de Janeiro. Brasil. 2010
From 05 to 28 October
The birds of America that John James Audubon observed and sketched on his trip along the Mississippi in the early 19th century, the spectacular migratory journey made every year by the tiny blackcap warbler, the unique ornithological species of the Canary Islands and the home of the world's largest northern gannet colony are the main focuses of this year’s cycle.
From 07 October to 09 January 2022
YOU GOT TO GET IN TO GET OUT: El continuo sonoro que nunca se acaba [The Never-ending Sound Continuum] is a project based on the long-term research into techno conducted by curators Sonia Fernández Pan and Carolina Jiménez for La Casa Encendida. The result is an exhibition accompanied by other parallel activities and a book on the subject.
@Carlos Sáez
© Las lindas pobres
From 21 to 24 October
She Makes Noise returns in hybrid format to offer a more globally accessible programme. This year we’ve set our sights on Southeast Asia to discover the vibes of cities like Taipei and Shanghai, maintaining our commitment to working with local communities and sharing the experiences of trans artists who channel their practice through electronic music.
©Carlos Sáez
From 19 June 2020 to 09 January 2022
YOU GOT TO GET IN TO GET OUT: El continuo sonoro que nunca se acaba [The Never-ending Sound Continuum] is a long-term research project based on the vision of techno as a cultural, social, historical and material entity.
© Guzmán Infanzón
From 03 September to 05 January 2022
Moria was created on the Greek island of Lesbos in 2015. Since then, it has grown to become Europe’s largest refugee camp. The posters from the Now You See Me Moria project, on display on El Muro of La Casa Encendida, aim to publicise the human tragedy currently unfolding in Moria.
From 13 May to 01 February 2022
The monumental intervention on the façade of Fundación Montemadrid’s Palacio de la Música, which can already be admired at Gran Vía, 35, in Madrid, was created by the duo of artists Los Bravú using typical Madrid tiles. QR codes on the façade link to free social and cultural content at La Casa Encendida.
From 20 June 2020 to 31 December
Recommended reads, stories to tell, songs to listen to, sounds that transport...
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From 05 February to 09 January 2022
An Involuntary Trace is a story curated by This is Jackalope and told in five episodes: three solo shows featuring the artists Agnieszka Polka (5 February–4 April 2021), Jonathan Baldock (8 July–3 October 2021) and Jon Rafman (21 October 2021–9 January 2022), an exhibition dialogue between David Horvitz & Javier Cruz (22 April–20 June 2021) and a performative dialogue between Hanne Lippard & Claudia Pagès (November 2021).
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