COAM. Hortaleza Street, 63

13.00-14.15 - Juan Bautista Peiró and Sergio Pardo Manifestations of urban art to dialogue with the city

The proliferation of the aforementioned urban art festivals during the last ten years have added color to our cities, but have they established a dialogue with them? Can we really program works that respond to the rhythm of the city, aware of its mechanisms and in tune with the variety of its people? What is “creative space planning” and how do you get the necessary permits to carry out complex jobs? Why is it important to see urban art from a broader perspective, beyond the murals themselves? How should art impact public space today in our communities and how to achieve that impact? Join these two professionals of urban art / art in the public space who are going to talk about how to create works that go beyond the traditional ones and create a dialogue with the city.

16.00-15.55 - Jan Kaláb Urban art and inclusion

Whether it's illegal graffiti on trains and streets or events conceived by collectives, the creative process thrives thanks to collaboration. The multidisciplinary artist Jan Kaláb teaches you how, working alone or collectively, his motto is always the same: always go further. Whether with the ingenious soul of graffiti or the organic lines of his sculptures and geometric paintings, street art nurtures inclusion.

17.30 - 18.25 Alberto González Pulido Art, Intellectual Property and Censorship

The gag law extends to areas that many could not imagine, including the practice of art as dialogue and its intersection with the public sphere. Join artist and art professional Alberto González Pulido in his talk on censorship and other important topics related to art and intellectual property.

19.00 - 19.55 - Sabina Chagina Creating a biennial of urban art in Moscow

Main curator of the street art scene in Russia, Sabina Chagina tells us about the different stages she went through to launch ARTMOSSPHERE, the first biennial of street art and urban culture in the country, which has just presented its third edition in 2018. Sabina us She will talk about how an intensive, challenging and rewarding program got her there and how it has changed the discourse on street art, murals and contemporary art in Moscow.

DARYA ART COMMUNITY AWARD

INSTALLATIONS BY COOLWAY

MAHOU SPACE

SOLO SHOWS BY IQOS

SPECIAL PROJECT OKUDA SAN MIGUEL BY IQOS

TUENTI URBAN ART ACADEMY

URVANITY MAHOU TALKS

WALLS BY TUENTI