From 10 to 27 of April the yearly Libre Graphics Meeting (from 10 to 13 April) and Interactivos?’13: Tools for a Read-Write World (from 15 to 27 April) workshop join forces to exchange, discuss, produce and imagine Free, Libre and Open source tools for graphics and design.The event take place in Madrid and is a unique oportunity for software developers, artists and designers from all over the world to collaborate and develop present and future tools. This edition focuses on (re)inventing a Libre Graphics workflow that supports collaboration and exchange.> Interactivos?'13 workshop. Prototypes showcase> Selected projects for Interactivos?'13 workshop> LGM Program (April 10-13, 2013)

From 10 to 27 of April the yearly Libre Graphics Meeting (from 10 to 13 April) and Interactivos?’13: Tools for a Read-Write World (from 15 to 27 April) workshop join forces to exchange, discuss, produce and imagine Free, Libre and Open source tools for graphics and design.The event take place in Madrid and is a unique oportunity for software developers, artists and designers from all over the world to collaborate and develop present and future tools. This edition focuses on (re)inventing a Libre Graphics workflow that supports collaboration and exchange.> Interactivos?'13 workshop. Prototypes showcase> Selected projects for Interactivos?'13 workshop> LGM Program (April 10-13, 2013)

From 10 to 27 of April the yearly Libre Graphics Meeting (from 10 to 13 April) and Interactivos?’13: Tools for a Read-Write World (from 15 to 27 April) workshop join forces to exchange, discuss, produce and imagine Free, Libre and Open source tools for graphics and design.The event take place in Madrid and is a unique oportunity for software developers, artists and designers from all over the world to collaborate and develop present and future tools. This edition focuses on (re)inventing a Libre Graphics workflow that supports collaboration and exchange.> Interactivos?'13 workshop. Prototypes showcase> Selected projects for Interactivos?'13 workshop> LGM Program (April 10-13, 2013)

From 10 to 27 of April the yearly Libre Graphics Meeting (from 10 to 13 April) and Interactivos?’13: Tools for a Read-Write World (from 15 to 27 April) workshop join forces to exchange, discuss, produce and imagine Free, Libre and Open source tools for graphics and design.The event take place in Madrid and is a unique oportunity for software developers, artists and designers from all over the world to collaborate and develop present and future tools. This edition focuses on (re)inventing a Libre Graphics workflow that supports collaboration and exchange.> Interactivos?'13 workshop. Prototypes showcase> Selected projects for Interactivos?'13 workshop> LGM Program (April 10-13, 2013)

Second session of Neighborhood Building: New Productive Communities, coordinated by David Rodríguez, concerning the History of the "Barrio de las Letras" Neighborhood in Madrid, as well as the links between Medialab and the local productive communities. With the collaboration of Ricardo Merino, César García, Teresa Barrera, and Javier Gordillo.Free admission.

Second session of Neighborhood Building: New Productive Communities, coordinated by David Rodríguez, concerning the History of the "Barrio de las Letras" Neighborhood in Madrid, as well as the links between Medialab and the local productive communities. With the collaboration of Ricardo Merino, César García, Teresa Barrera, and Javier Gordillo.Free admission.

Second session of Neighborhood Building: New Productive Communities, coordinated by David Rodríguez, concerning the History of the "Barrio de las Letras" Neighborhood in Madrid, as well as the links between Medialab and the local productive communities. With the collaboration of Ricardo Merino, César García, Teresa Barrera, and Javier Gordillo.Free admission.

Second session of Neighborhood Building: New Productive Communities, coordinated by David Rodríguez, concerning the History of the "Barrio de las Letras" Neighborhood in Madrid, as well as the links between Medialab and the local productive communities. With the collaboration of Ricardo Merino, César García, Teresa Barrera, and Javier Gordillo.Free admission.