Activities

Critical Attempts is the discursive and theoretical focus of the exhibition project Critical [Ex]positions, which will culminate in the publication of three issues of a magazine where, among other contents, and along with the contributions made by the speakers at the panels, two dialogues between the project curators and Simón Marchán, María de Corral and Jesús Palomino will be published. By no means should they be understood as parallel or…

On the occasion of the closing of the exhibition Cut Through the Fog the CGAC is organising a talk on architecture linked to the work of the artist Eva Lootz.

Ruraldecolonizado is a project stemming from the following question: is the wisdom generated in the countryside being marginalised in favour of the knowledge generated in cities? Using the methodology of ‘walking seminars,’ an attempt is made to answer this question with the help of neighbours from rural areas in the northwest of the Iberian Peninsula. The project is based on conceiving these rural areas not just as spaces for the production…

Television is essential to understand the historical evolution of audiovisual images and culture. Since its origins it has revealed itself as the most influential means of communication for masses due to its immediacy and its practically innate capacity to adapt to consumer preferences.

These encounters aim to offer a place for work and reflection on the present and future of modern art centres and institutions. In a time of change in the social and economic sphere, as well as within the administration of CGAC itself and other public institutions of Galicia, we think it is the perfect time to get together and talk about the museum model we want and need, and to share our professional experiences on the Galician scene and…

Not only has the arrival of the twenty-first century not led to the ‘death of cinema’ for the umpteenth time, but it has marked the start of the last (for now) of its many lives.

Since 2014, in collaboration with different Spanish institutions engaging in contemporary art, the IAC has been organising round tables that are open to the public, with the purpose of setting up meetings where the sector's professionals can get together and reflect.

This course offers an overview on the revolution caused by the new cinema trends of the nineteen-sixties, their perceptions in the fifties and their subsequent echoes during the seventies. What took place was a revolution that challenged classical cinema and marked the beginning of modernity; in the words of Domènec Font it represented ‘a genuine upheaval within the structure we refer to as History of Art.’

The CGAC presents the second edition of the Insultarte Workshop (Insult+art/Insult+you) directed by the artists Vanesa Castro, Iñaki López and Juan Lesta. A comprehensive program of activities targeting students and workers from the world of culture and creation to provide them with guidelines on labor, fiscal and management issues.