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Zainab Fasiki, Hshouma (Taboo), 2019
Actividad pasada Thursday 2, Friday, 3 and Saturday, 4 September 2021 - 11am
Artivism and the Female Body
Fanzine Workshop with Zainab Fasiki

At the confluence of art and activism, this workshop looks to cast a critical gaze on the representation of bodies, sexuality and gender in a clear confrontation with restrictions imposed by society, laws and religions. Over the course of three three-hour sessions in the company of illustrator and activist Zainab Fasiki, participants will collectively produce a fanzine.
Workshop

Sabatini Building, Workshops

Free ticket

Free until full capacity prior registration, by mail to communities@museoreinasofia.es from June 21 to 25, indicating name, surname, date of birth, contact telephone number and motivation. No previous experience is required. Registration will be confirmed.

Registration closed.

From Monday to Sunday, starting on 30 March 2022
Making Space or Wandering from Disorientation

The issue of space became visible on the artistic landscape after the Second World War with the rise of performance and its hybrids with dance, installation and reformulations around the support and materiality of artworks. This would affect not only art-making but also people situated inside the art system — Who occupies this space? — and those off-centre. In this meandering tour, taking in Episodes 2, 3 and 4 of the Collection, participation is encouraged in a relational practice with mediators and the rest of the group in an attempt to dismantle the idea of someone “who explains things” and form plural voices that will nurture word and listening from feminist perspectives.
Educación, Mediation, Guided Tour

Meeting Point: Sabatini Building, Floor 1, Education desk

9 people

Admission

Free, with access via general admission to the Museo

Registration
At the Meeting Point, by strict order of arrival, from 30 minutes before the start of the visit.

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Juan Gris, Portrait de Madame Josette Gris [Portrait of Madame Josette Gris], 1916
Actividad pasada Monday, 17 May 2021 – 12pm and 5:45pm
Restoration workshop guided tour

The Restoration Department organises a visit around its workshop to offer insight into the restoration process on Juan Gris’s work Portrait of Madame Josette Gris (1887–1927) from the Collection.

One of the Department’s restorers will offer an in-depth explanation of the different analysis methods used in the intervention, as well as the processes that have been carried out in order to conserve the work properly. For instance, they will describe the gigapixel studies with visible light, raking light and ultraviolet light, and infrared digital photography — technology which enables digital high-resolution images to be captured, outlining details that cannot be picked up by the naked eye — methods that have contributed invaluable information to gain extensive knowledge of the work. It has also enabled the undertaking of adding reversible elements to the frame, granting prior and subsequent protection of the paint, with a temperature control system and relative humidity, which will be vital when moving the painting in the future.

Length: 30 minutes per session

Department of Conservation and Restoration, sponsored by the MAPFRE Foundation

The restoration work has been funded with the help of a grant from the Bank of America Art Conservation Project

Guided Tour

Sabatini Building, Restoration Department

6 people per session

Admission

Free, until full capacity is reached, with prior registration at the Sabatini Building information point.

Anglada Camarasa, Sonia de Klamery (echada) (Sonia de Klamery [Lying]), 1913 (ca.)
Actividad pasada Sunday, 16, and Monday, 17 May 2021
Guided tours to exhibitions and to the Collection

Sunday, 16 May 2021

10:15am–10:45am: Feminism. A Feminist Gaze on Avant-garde Movements
11am–12pm: Guernica. History of an Icon
1-1:30pm: Moroccan Trilogy. Memories of the Other Shore

Monday, 17 May 2021

11am-12pm: Feminism. A Feminist Gaze on Avant-garde Movements
1-1:30pm: Moroccan Trilogy. Memories of the Other Shore
4–4:30pm: Everything but the Same Old Thing. Modernity and Avant-garde
5-5:30pm: Feminism. A Feminist Gaze on Avant-garde Movements
6:15-7:15pm: Moroccan Trilogy. Memories of the Other Shore
Guided Tour

Sabatini Building, Garden

9 people

Admission

Free, with prior ticket collection at the Museo Reina Sofía’s Ticket Offices or on the Museo Reina Sofía website.

Registration method: only for one-hour visits and carried out at the Meeting Point, by strict order of arrival, from 30 minutes before the start of the visit.

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Actividad pasada From Monday to Sunday
Charlotte Johannesson. Take Me to Another World
7 April – 16 August 2021

A guided tour around the exhibition the Museo devotes to Charlotte Johannesson (Malmö, 1943), a textile artist and digital graphic art pioneer, and an early example of the conceptual synchrony between artistic languages and a technique involving computer programming and the loom.

Meeting point: Sabatini Building, Garden
Registration: only for one-hour visits. Tours organised at the meeting point in strict order of arrival, from 30 minutes before the start of the visit.

From Monday to Sunday
Feminism. A Feminist Gaze on Avant-garde Movements

This tour explores the spaces of the Collection devoted to historical avant-garde movements and questions women’s role and visibility in art history by means of an analysis of women as producers, recipients and subjects-objects of artistic production. It is part of a series of transversal tours that put forward new gazes of the Collection, questioning traditional interpretations and revealing the wealth of historical, social and political ramifications of artistic activity. It seeks to ignite a new gaze, to critically consider images of male domination and to prompt recognition of women’s work in overcoming roles and models.

Meeting Point: Sabatini Building, Floor 1, Education Desk

9 people

Admission

Free, with access via general admission to the Museo

Registration
At the Meeting Point, by strict order of arrival, from 30 minutes before the start of the visit.

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