Activities

CGAC presents this new writing laboratory, which will run over four months in fortnightly sessions.

The project lies at the intersection of literature and conceptual art, where participants will write their own autobiography.

The CGAC presents the eleventh edition of this series of workshops dedicated to contemporary architecture for children. As in previous years, the programme will conclude with a workshop designed for families.

‘Museums Uniting a Divided World’ is the slogan proposed by the ICOM (International Council of Museums) to celebrate International Museum Day on 18 May 2026. With this title, the ICOM aims to highlight the potential role of museums in bridging cultural, social and geopolitical divides, by fostering dialogue, understanding, inclusion and peace within and between communities around the world.

We are taking off once again on a journey around the world with this new edition of our family workshops! A programme in which children and adults alike will be able to experience contemporary art through the work of artists from geographical areas that rarely receive the attention they deserve.

This course offers an engaging exploration of how different approaches to photography over recent decades have shaped the current landscape of the medium.

The main focus of this event, part of the celebrations for International Museum Day, is to introduce primary school pupils to contemporary art and ignite their curiosity.

Scenography has become one of the key elements in fashion shows, where major brands present their collections. These brands aim not only to attract the audience with their clothing but also with the spectacular shows that accompany runway presentations.

Internalities: Architectures for Territorial Equilibrium, the Spanish Pavilion at the 2025 Venice Architecture Biennale, explores how architects can—and must—minimise the environmental externalities associated with production processes in order to move towards the decarbonisation of construction.