Sustainability

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.

AmonaTela is a personal practice or artistic project developed within the framework of the Doctoral Thesis project More Fabric, More Layers. It explores concepts such as DIY, digital fabrication and open-source approaches, reuse and sustainability, as well as craftsmanship and the transmission of artisan knowledge through fashion.

This exhibition by the Basurama Architects collective invites visitors to approach, interact with, and manipulate different objects, games, instruments, and other utensils, turning the exhibition spaces into centers of participation and engagement for audiences of all ages with waste and reuse. The exhibition is therefore playful and interactive, but also educational. In fact, visitors have DIY explanatory sheets in the form of instruction manuals to develop some of the pieces on display at home.

During 2006, 2007, and 2008, an exhibition program was designed and developed for the Bastero Cultural Center in Andoain (Gipuzkoa) with the aim of bringing closer art practices more peripheral than what is called social art.