AMBULATEGIAK PRÁCTICAS AMBULATORIAS
Ambulatories / Ambulatory Practices brings together three prototypes focused on preventive improvement strategies for the work of cultural and creative agents. These are three very different proposals that investigate several issues related to the current situation of the cultural sector and, based on a subsequent diagnosis emerging from a collaborative analysis, offer three proposals or prototypes aimed at responding to these problems and preventing them.
The challenge is understood as an ailment, and the prototype as a preventive device or improvement solution.
On the one hand, the Cultural Doughnut, or stellar map, helps identify proposals, their axes of social interest, and the public resources required for their survival. On the other hand, a Machine is designed to mix, merge, and recompose cultural projects, exploring the possibility of reusing ideas and proposals that never materialised or were activated only once. Finally, a manual for occupational risk prevention specific to the cultural and creative sector is proposed, addressing its particularities by recognising the body as a mechanism for expressing pain, distress, or need.
The three prototypes were developed through participatory and collaborative processes involving public institutions and fourth-sector agents, and were presented within the framework of the 7th Culture and Citizenship Meeting.
