This second edition of TRAMA explores the moving image and its relationship with other disciplines of art and thought. It therefore offers a programme centred on ecofeminism and environmental justice.

Faced with the constant destruction of diverse forms of life because of extractive policies, it is necessary to reflect collectively on restorative practices for what has been damaged. Chicana writer and activist Gloria Anzaldúa presents this exercise as an act of joining pieces together in a new way, as part of an ongoing process of doing and undoing. According to the author, there is no final resolution, only a process of permanent healing. This programme therefore invites us to focus our attention on ecocritical artistic research practices that expand and deepen our relationship with the land and the conflicts it is undergoing.

Full programme (pdf)

Friday 26 September
Pupa pupita pupila. Un masaje de la visión
Performance by Idoia Zabaleta (A4 gallery)
Sessions: 12-1 pm / 1.30-2.30 pm / 3.30-4.30 pm / 5-6 pm / 6.30-7.30 pm

6 pm. Metamorphosis. A Humble Revolution
Talk by Yayo Herrero (Auditorium)

7 pm. Looking at Plants Again
Performance talk by Xiana Do Teixeiro (Auditorium)

8.30 pm. Every Time I See You, I Understand
Concert by Amaia Miranda (Plaza gallery)

Saturday 27 September
Pupa pupita pupila. Un masaje de la visión
Performance by Idoia Zabaleta (A4 gallery)
Sessions: 10-11 am / 11.30 am-12.30 pm / 1-2 pm / 3.30-4.30 / 5-6 pm

10 – 12. Mutation or Metamorphosis: Landing in the Web of Life
Workshop with Yayo Herrero (Plaza gallery)

12 pm. Gestures with the Earth. Narratives of the Domestic
Talk by Marc Badal (Auditorium)

5 pm. Eco-Writing Practices from a Wounded America
Talk by Mónica Nepote (Auditorium)

7 pm. Teresa Castro
Talk and films screening (Auditorium)

Sunday 28 September
Pupa pupita pupila. A Vision Massage
Performance by Idoia Zabaleta (A4 gallery)
Sessions: 10-11 am / 11.30 am-12.30 pm / 1-2 pm / 3.30-4.30 / 5-6 pm

12.30 pm. Belar txarren berbarioa
Poetry recital by Lizar Begoña (Garden of the Museum)

TRAMA es un programa de Artium Museoa, comisariado por Garbiñe Ortega y Arantza Santesteban.

From 26 to 28 September
All activities are free entry until full capacity is reached, except the workshop given by Yayo Herrero, which has limited places. To participate, please send a letter of motivation (max. 200 words) to izen-emateak@artium.eus before 15 September; and except the sessions of Idoia Zabaleta's performances (65') that will be scheduled in the order in which they are received at izen-emateak@artium.eus.