IBÉRICAS V, Humus-Humanae directed by professors Gema Pastor Andrés and Diana Fernández Romero, aims to contribute to thinking about contemporary culture that is fixed on the earth and the links that humans establish with it. The exchange of views of two artists and researchers from both Portugal and Spain, Alexia Sera and Hadriana Casla, allows us to dismember the substratum from which we come and the one we inhabit, build, devastate, preserve...
Álex Piccione, Alex Levoski and Esther San Vicente bring us closer to Culturarios, humus of cultural initiatives in the field, a research initiative that proposes different ways of establishing artistic mediation as a key piece in the cultural programs and projects that are developed in the field forming part of the informal network El Cubo Verde that brings together more than 150 initiatives.
A wooden structure is the exhibition support from which the 11 booklets in which this research process materializes, in which knowledge, forms of mediation and symbiosis with the humus of various territories, are hung, raised and lowered. New rural imaginaries, Cultural, is the name of this installation that invites you to enter, to look, to read, to browse, to understand ways of approaching cultural mediation in rural areas. The immersion continues with the presentation and projection of the audiovisual Red Difusa, a choral film about The Green Cube directed and edited by Hadriana Casla.
Exhibition:
From November 14 to 18, in the hall of the URJC Madrid-Quintana Headquarters. Conference and presentation:
● November 16, in the Assembly Hall of the URJC Madrid-Quintana Headquarters.
● Alexia Sera. Metapoematic gestures with artist landscape | 09:30 a.m.
● Hadriana Casla. Coffee with pastries | 10:30 a.m.
● Cultural Presentation | From 11:15 a.m. to 14:30 p.m.
● Screening of the documentary Red Difusa | 13:00 p.m.
● Round Table | 13:45 p.m. The initiative is open to the public until full capacity is reached and is part of a teaching innovation project for the subject Workshop for the completion of the Master's Thesis for the U. Master's Degree in Cultural Journalism and New Trends within the framework of the IV Call for the promotion of innovation and improvement of teaching of the Faculty of Communication Sciences of the URJC.