The Grand CoroDelantal, composed of singers from CoroDelantal MACA and CoroDelantal Madrid, premieres the work Without Body, created specifically for the occasion by the renowned composer and architect Anna Bofill Levi, academic of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts of Sant Jordi. The poem that inspired the work is written by Cinta Montagut, Catalan poet. Both artists have been working on this project for months alongside Sonia Megías, director of CoroDelantal, and have already held several rehearsals and in-person meetings with both branches of the choir in Alicante and Madrid respectively.

Without Body is a work commissioned by MACA and will be rehearsed by CoroDelantal MACA together with Anna and Cinta starting Tuesday, March 25 in the various spaces of the museum, to hold the world premiere on Sunday the 30th at 12:30. The work blends the sound of the smooth stones from Cadaqués (where the creators of the piece reside) and Altea, with the voices of the choir singers and the resonances of the different spaces of the museum. It is a work in movement, in which the behavior of the group evokes the choirs of Ancient Greece.

A beautiful and very original creation, a fusion between music and architecture that will not leave anyone indifferent.

We look forward to seeing you!

In charge of the Asombras company. Narration in theatrical shadows for all audiences and participatory workshop. This workshop offers participants a creative journey through the encounter with shadow and play with light. We will create a character starting from our own silhouette that will come to life in imagined spaces. We will experience the creative flow that the work with shadow makes possible in a poetic as well as playful way.

On this occasion we will focus on Víctor Vasarely. An artist considered the father of Op Art.

We propose a new way of relating to the museum with the aim of consolidating and promoting mutual enrichment and an exchange of experiences.

Through these guided visits and activities, we want to reflect on concepts and ideas that will emerge throughout the visit, relating the works from the MACA collections to their context, in a transversal way, analyzing current reality and how artists represent their experiences by creating a collective memory through the great diversity of contemporary languages that have emerged in the 20th and 21st centuries.

For inquisitive adults. Led by Explicarte. With the support of the Consorci de Museus de la Generalitat.

The Fruto project aims to showcase different Alicante creators, deepen and expand knowledge about contemporary art, and learn to view the collections housed in the MACA from another perspective.

On this occasion we will focus on Alexander Calder. American engineer and sculptor, creator of the innovative mobiles or chupin (hanging mobile toys), which would eventually become the seed of kinetic sculpture.

We propose a new way of relating to the museum with the aim of consolidating and promoting mutual enrichment and an exchange of experiences.

With these guided visits and actions we want to reflect on concepts and ideas that will emerge throughout the visit, relating the works from the MACA collections to their context, in a transversal way, making an analysis of current reality and how artists represent their experiences creating a collective memory through the great diversity of contemporary languages that have emerged in the 20th and 21st centuries.

For restless adults. In charge of Explicarte. With the support of the Consorci de Museus de la Generalitat.

"The Contemporary Art Museum as a Space for Social Transformation" Led by Manuel Segade, director of the National Museum Reina Sofía Art Center (MNCARS). Other Museums, Other Perspectives is a lecture series in which managers and directors of other museums are invited to speak about their experiences, histories, and knowledge in the management and direction of the museums in which they have worked. Coordinated by: Isabel Tejeda

Anna Bofill. ABSTRACT CONFERENCE

COMPOSING SPACES AND SOUNDS

Three perspectives: architecture, music, feminism. Composing to give meaning to the forms in which we live. To inhabit them, to listen to them, when one inhabits a space, it is perceived through all the senses. Sounds are there in everything, whether we want them to be or not. We can fill space with created sounds or not, and if there are no sounds, then the natural environment or your own body sounds or resonates. Composing is organizing (chaos). Distributing pure or complex geometries. Organic forms (existing in nature) can be pure or complex as well. Everything can be formalized from a landscape to sounds.

Architecture and urban environments also from other perspectives, music and feminist theories. Examples at different scales from residential complexes to urban fabrics and buildings, and some musical compositions.

"Art Mail" continues to be available to all visitors who wish to participate. We remind you that these are postcards that reproduce works by Juana Francés to send around the world from the museum, where we have installed a collection mailbox, with the aim of extending knowledge of the artist's works and allowing her works to travel and be disseminated.

Request the postcard at the counter, write a message on it to whoever you wish, and drop it in the mailbox. Make Juana's work travel around the world!

Intra-actions with Uriel Fogué.

In its latest reports, the United Nations Environment Programme calls for a "rapid transformation of societies" to address the climate crisis. In them, architecture is identified as one of the basic fields of action where a possible ecological collapse is at stake.

What can we do?

Inaction is not an option. Architecture must shift from its usual positions. This lecture will present four shifts that, we believe, reposition architectural practice within an ecological framework.

Uriel Fogué

Doctor of Architecture (extraordinary award UPM 2015, finalist X BIAU 2016). Professor at the Polytechnic University of Madrid and Columbia University. Was visiting teacher at the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne).

Co-directs the architecture office elii, which was part of the Spanish Pavilion at the 18th and 15th Venice Architecture Biennales (the latter, Golden Lion 2016). Among other international recognitions, it has two works selected in the European Union Prize For Contemporary Architecture Mies Van Der Rohe Award (2015, 2019) and one work awarded the Golden Prize Holcim Awards 2023 (together with Husos and Ultrazul, promoted by the Daniel and Nina Carasso Foundation). His work Yojigen Poketto was selected as one of the 20 visionary domestic spaces of the last 100 years in the exhibition 'Home Stories 100 Years, 20 Visionary Interiors', Vitra Design Museum (2020). He is co-founder of the Crisis Cabinet of Political Fictions.

Presentation, screening and discussion of the film "Mondays in the Sun" (Fernando León de Aranoa, 2002) with Ignacio del Moral, nominated for the Goya Awards for Best Original Screenplay. February 20 at 6 p.m. Free admission.

Ignacio del Moral (San Sebastián, 1957) is a prolific and award-winning Spanish playwright, screenwriter for film and television, and educator. He began his theatrical career in 1977 as an actor, although since 1990 he has worked as a screenwriter for film and television, and is vice president of the Association of Theater Authors.

He is the winner of a Goya Award for the screenplay adaptation of The Adventures of Tadeo Jones, and nominated on three other occasions for: Mondays in the Sun, The Sleeping Voice, and Ashes from the Sky. He has won the Medal of the Circle of Cinematographic Writers on two occasions, and the Egeda Award.

He is a screenwriter for films awarded at the festivals of Málaga, Montreal, Valencia Film Festival and Nanterre in France. Mondays in the Sun is, among other awards, Golden Shell at the San Sebastián Film Festival and selected by the Film Academy for the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film.

His notable works in television are: Pharmacy on Duty, The Commissioner, Tell Me How It Happened, Sisters, and Ulysses Syndrome; directing the screenwriting team in several of them.

He has more than 30 published dramatic works, with translations and performances in more than ten languages, for which he has received the SGAE Awards and Hogar Sur Theater of Comedies Award, and the Circle of Writers Award on two occasions.