ART Criticism and cultural analysis
Courses that seek to facilitate the development of skills for the appreciation, interpretation and study of the different manifestations of art, taking into account the historical, social and cultural perspectives.

Post-curatorships at the edge of the work of art
Aimed at people over 15 years old | Beginner level  

This course provides management strategies for cultural programming with a gender and diversity perspective. Through 7 sessions, curatorial processes will be reviewed as well as projects with different items and approaches: public and private institutions, independent, self-managed and unconventional spaces, together with invited specialists, to experiment and contrast structures, successes, opportunities and possibilities of continuity.

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Participants will have an applied approach to the main aspects of public policies and gender studies as key components to conceptualize and carry out cultural programming focused on the experience of users.

1 session
Technological autobiographies: Public policies, cultural management and social justice

2 session
Overflow, redistribute and scale: programming artistic-cultural projects from private initiative
– Case study: FEMSA Collection public program

3 session
Mediate, measure and regulate: programming from the public institution
– Case study: Documentation and mediation program at LABNL, Citizen Cultural Lab

4 session
Liberate, name and care: Independent curatorial programs
– Case study: Program with a gender perspective: screening of film and textile art in the Mexico City subway

5 session
Expand, collaborate and create: Critical and non-formal artistic education, key to post-curatorships
– Case study: Latin American Program of the Museum Educators Network

6 session
Repair, occupy and collectivize: Technological appropriation of women
– Case study: Editatona situated program of Wikimedia México Foundation

7 session
Coexistence
– Meeting – In-person session at the MARCO Museum, subject to group consideration

Tania Martínez Báez

Artist, cultural manager and member of the feminist collective Magdaleonas. She has a degree in Arts from the University of Monterrey and a candidate for a Master of Arts from the Autonomous University of Nuevo León. Since 2015, she has collaborated in cultural institutions such as the Museum of Contemporary Art of Monterrey (MARCO), leading the coordination of programs for young people and adults where she developed projects
artistic mediation exhibitions with universities; During her management at Lab Cultural Ciudadano (LABNL) starting in 2021 as head of content and general program of the laboratory, she established reflective meetings, artistic and citizen science residencies, public calls and open cultural production projects. In 2023 she served in the Technical Secretariat of the Council for Culture and the Arts of Nuevo León (CONARTE), in charge of statistics, public studies, evaluation and development of cultural programs for compliance with public policies in the cultural sector. . She currently develops the programmatic structure on artistic specialization at the Adolfo Prieto School.

Cost: $ 1,250 pesos

6 sessions | From October 14th to December 2nd (November 18th is a holiday)

*The course is taught on Mondays from live talks at 6:30 to 8:00 pm via Zoom. It is necessary to have a Zoom account

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Art, women and feminism: The role of women in the history of art
Aimed at people over 15 years old | Beginner level  

The course aims to give visibility to women who were forgotten by the history of art in order to understand their work, discourse and creation within the different contexts they lived, and
In this way, their names, work and contributions to art will be recognized. Gender discourses and the feminist movement that emerged in the art scene of the sixties and seventies will also be analyzed from a creative perspective, up to the present day.

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At the end of the course, students will be able to understand the role of women in art, how they have been represented throughout history, the main problems regarding the lack of visibility that women have had throughout the history of art, and will delve into the life and work of great women artists and collectors. They will learn about the emergence of feminist art and its contributions to the feminist struggle.

1 session
The role of women in the history of art.

2 session
Women artists: the forgotten ones (part 1).

3 session
Women artists: the forgotten ones, (part 2).

4 session
Women, patronage and collecting.

5 session
From feminine to feminist: the art scene of the 70s.

6 session
Art and feminism in Mexico.

7 session
Feminist art in our days.

Marianna-Gonzalez-History-of-Art
Marianna Gonzalez Gastelum

She has a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Monterrey. It has studies related to art education and art history. She was Marketing Coordinator at the Vaso Roto Ediciones publishing house in San Pedro Garza García, Nuevo León and later Content Editor of the architecture and design magazine Tu Casa Nueva in Hermosillo, Sonora. In the educational field, he has given conferences, courses and workshops on the history of art and artistic expression for girls, boys, youth and adults in various institutions and cultural centers such as the Tecnológico de Monterrey Campus Sonora Norte, from where he has designed, taught and coordinated subjects as well as student cultural projects. Since 2016 she has held the position of Coordinator of Arts at the Sonoran Institute of Culture and in 2019 she launched Arte Appétit: Cultura abocados, a platform dedicated to cultural education from where she gives talks and courses on art history.

Cost: $ 1,250 pesos

7 sessions | From October 17 to November 28

* The course is taught on Thursdays from live talks at 5:00 pm via Zoom. It is necessary to have a Zoom account

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