San Telmo Museoa

This exhibition was the main exhibition of the Second Edition of MUGAK; the Basque Country International Architecture Biennial. The exhibition highlights the artistic and heritage contributions of the Ulm School of Architecture—founded in 1953 in that German city—a center that researched and developed urban planning, industrial architecture, product design, graphic design, and communication during the 1950s and 60s. It was a continuation and development of the Bauhaus Weimar-Dessau-Berlin, whose centenary is being celebrated this year. In fact, Ulm's first rector was Max Bill, a Swiss artist, architect, and designer who was also a Bauhaus.

Project aimed at rethinking the city by creating new spaces that connect the outskirts with the city centre through the activation of the river. The ultimate goal is to identify opportunity spaces for young entrepreneurs developing artistic and cultural projects, helping to prevent the loss of local talent.

This exhibition is part of a transformative research program called RE-WIRING, funded by the European Union. In addition to the University of Deusto, it is organized in collaboration with other prominent institutions, including the University of Portsmouth (UK), Center for Inclusive Leadership (GB), University of Western Cape (South Africa), University of Utrecht (Netherlands), and University of Gdańsk (Poland).