"We are facing the most complex edition after the dozen already held by PROYECTOR / Video Art Festival. Unsurprisingly, it’s the thirteenth edition! And this will take place, if you allow us, from 9 to 20 September 2020, scattered throughout the city of Madrid in different venues and spaces.

We do not want to make an online exhibition, because our festival has as a differentiating element to try to show the works of the artists with the characteristics that they request, which always leads us to give great importance to the relationship of the work with the space that welcomes it and in

On March  21 and 22  (Wednesday and Thursday) we held the final and closing meeting of the Laboratory for Innovation in Public Procurement working group at Medialab-Prado in Madrid  . After five months of multidisciplinary and open collaboration between  public sector professionals ,  contracting experts ,  representatives of the academy ,  social groups  and  citizens in their own  capacity to define a more transparent model of public contracting, we want to close this activity with a  double day with experts National and international in contracting transparency and in monitoring risks and

During my residency here at Medialab Prado, I had the great opportunity to meet a range of inspiring cultural mediators and collaborators. It was thanks to their input and feedback that my project evolved in the way it did. I started out not 100% knowing what I wanted to develop as for me projects are always a dialogue between different people and organizations. I had a few options that I wanted to develop one way or another. After talking to Silvia Teixeira López about her project Satélites DIY: Estudiemos la Atmósfera de Madrid, an idea started to form. As I liked the way Silvia approached

El programa de residencias de Medialab Prado ha establecido un acuerdo con el National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts con el fin de acoger artistas taiwaneses en las residencias.  Fruto del mismo  se seleccionó el proyecto:  The longing grew as this body waxed, the longing grows as this body wanes (El anhelo creció a medida que este cuerpo se enceraba, el anhelo crece a medida que este cuerpo se desvanece.) de la artista taiwanesa Rae Yuping Hsu. El proyecto se desarrolla en Medialab Prado durante una estancia de 6 semanas entre el 12 de junio y el 21 de julio de 2019 y  cuenta con el apoyo del

In collaboration with the Flemish Ministry of Culture, the Residency program of Medialab Prado is hosting Anaïs Berck.

Anaïs Berck is an alias that exists since September 2019. The name stands for a collaboration between humans, algorithms and trees. As a collective Anais Berck opens up a space in which human intelligence is explored in the company of plant intelligence and artificial intelligence. For this project, Anaïs Berck is represented by the human beings An Mertens, Gijs de Heij (http://osp.kitchen/) and Loren Britton (https://www.lorenbritton.com/). The residency involves the trees of

La leishmaniosis es una enfermedad que afecta principalmente al perro, de hecho en la
Comunidad de Madrid existe un alto porcentaje de perros infectados. Pero además desde el
segundo semestre del año 2009 se dispararon todas las alertas debido al inicio de un brote de
leishmaniosis humana en la zona suroeste de la Comunidad de Madrid (principalmente en
municipios de Fuenlabrada, Leganés, Getafe y Humanes de Madrid). Este brote de la
enfermedad en humanos, a pesar de haber disminuido de forma significativa, a día de hoy no
se puede afirmar que haya remitido completamente. Esta enfermedad

From the collision with the crystals of different architectures due to the refraction of the natural landscape, and the effect this can have on the trajectories and aerial biophonies, aesthetic exercises are proposed to decipher and point out the anthropogenic influence camouflaged in specific urban spaces. A work that digs into science as a necessary source to delimit the inflection points between natural ecosystems and the Anthropocene, shapers of new ways of perceiving the natural landscape. It promotes a space to, through image and sound, reflect on alternatives to binomial thinking, and