Convocatoria abierta: estancias de investigación
El Centro de Estudios del Museo Reina Sofía publica una convocatoria abierta para estancias de investigación como parte del eje temático Climate [clima] del programa Museo de los Comunes
El Centro de Estudios ofrece cuatro estancias de investigación distribuidas entre dos convocatorias en 2024 y 2025. La primera convocatoria es para dos estancias, y tiene como objetivo la promoción de la investigación a través de prácticas artísticas y culturales, y la participación en redes de investigación conectadas al proyecto Museo de los Comunes y su eje temático CLIMATE. Este eje está dedicado a la actual crisis climática planetaria, a la sostenibilidad de las prácticas institucionales, artísticas y culturales y a la urgencia de transformar nuestras medidas políticas, sociedades, culturas y maneras de vivir hacia modelos más sostenibles ecológicamente.
Las líneas de investigación que se proponen en esta convocatoria son:
- La sostenibilidad ecológica, social y política del ecosistema cultural
- La soberanía alimentaria y las prácticas institucionales situadas, por ejemplo, jardines y cocinas comunitarias
- La arquitectura como un laboratorio para la sostenibilidad institucional y social
- La diáspora y las comunidades migrantes, especialmente las que son resultado del cambio climático
- Las prácticas comunitarias y la imaginación política
Las solicitudes se pueden presentar en español o en inglés. La fecha límite de presentación de publicaciones es el día 15 de septiembre de 2024.
Este enlace facilita más información sobre las bases de la convocatoria, así como el modelo de solicitud.
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