With the aim of generating content with free and open access, the Ministry of Culture of the City of Buenos Aires and the Cultural Center of Spain in Buenos Aires (comb) reached an agreement that will guarantee a wide offer through the platform "Culture at Home".

These contents can be enjoyed from this Wednesday 23 September and in addition to the aforementioned site, can be seen on different digital platforms.

The CCEBA is part of the Network of Cultural Cooperation Centers of the Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (aecidia). Since 1988, the CCEBA - initially as the Ibero-American Cooperation Institute "ICI"- constitutes a space dedicated to meeting and cultural exchange, where prominent Ibero-American creators meet.

Nowadays, The CCEBA together with the team of the Cultural Office of the Embassy of Spain supports and generates projects that promote cultural action as a tool to achieve well-being and social dignity, democratic governance and promotion of human rights, gender equity, environmental sustainability, and respect for diversity. Among its programming lines, the training activities stand out, exhibitions, concerts, audiovisual projections, encounters, presentations, discussion spaces and publications dedicated to the arts, cultural management, the communication, scientific dissemination and new technologies.

About the cooperation agreement that allowed this new exchange, the Minister of Culture of the City of Buenos Aires Enrique Avogadro, He held: “We are very happy to be able to celebrate this cultural bridge through the Cultural Center of Spain in Buenos Aires. This initiative has the premise of making artistic and cultural activity a link of integration, fundamental in these times that we are going through. Connect our digital platforms to enjoy their cultural expressions and heritage, it is enriching for everyone. We are sure that in this framework it is essential to join forces to work together, guaranteeing free online access to culture ".

Meanwhile, Luis Marina, Cultural Counselor of the Embassy of Spain, highlighted: “We join this initiative with great satisfaction. Culture, more if possible in difficult times like the ones we go through everywhere, must remain a source of exchange, of innovation and creativity and an essential tool for rapprochement between peoples ".

Spanish theater, conversations with writers, and a documentary investigation on the pop artists in the collection of the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, are some of the proposals that will be available from this agreement with the CCEBA. Since Wednesday 23 September the following contents will be on the BA Cultura en Casa website, and then they will be housed in the section What to do / Discover the Culture of the World:

"The method of glades", by Jose Manuel Mouriño

Documentary that seeks to approximate the way in which the thought of María Zambrano (Velez Malaga, 1904 – Madrid, 1991) is influenced by some of the places that welcomed this thinker throughout the more than 40 years during which his exile lasted. The project pays special attention to the small town of La Pièce, in the mountains of the French Jura.

doppelganger

Play by the Centro Dramático Galego in co-production with Berrobamban (Galicia) and N.O.E. Ark Corporation (Colombia). This piece is the result of a collaborative process structured in two phases. The first stage of research and selection of textual and visual materials was developed during the months of August and September of 2018 in Medellín and ended with a public presentation. The second cycle of trials took place in Galicia between December 2018 and January 2019, in which the final texts were introduced and culminated with the premiere of the show.

Out of canon: pop artists in the MNCARS collection

An investigation on pop artists in the collection of the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía. Delve into the historical context, social conditions, politics and culture of women and the manifestations of resistance and feminist struggle through art in the Spain of the 60s and 70s, a través de textos, archival documents, Photographs, works, videos, music and interviews.

Cebrian, Montes and Buenos Aires: a loving relationship

A conversation with contemporary Spanish writers, who have lived the Buenos Aires experience very closely. involved: Mercedes Cebrián and Javier Montes.

Moderator: Luis Marina.