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Artists, performers, writers, researchers, and cultural practitioners based in Spain are invited to design performative tours and workshops for the Nocturnal Walkthroughs program accompanying Seba Calfuqueo's exhibition CAUTÍN.
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Get matched →The Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza and TBA21 are launching an open call for their Nocturnal Walkthroughs program, now in its third edition. The program transforms the exhibition space into a site of encounter and collective reflection through performative visits, sound interventions, lectures, and readings. For the first time, the call also opens a workshop format.
CAUTÍN by Seba Calfuqueo, curated by Marina Avia Estrada, centers on the Cautín river as an intelligent territory of rocks, guardian spirits, plants, animals, and human beings, and on the political and epistemic violence suffered by Mapuche communities in the Wallmapu.
Artists, performers, writers, researchers, activists, scientists, and cultural practitioners based in Spain, across any discipline.
Proposals will be evaluated in two phases: first by the TBA21 team, then by a committee including curator Marina Avia Estrada. Criteria include creativity, technical viability, potential for audience participation, alignment with the themes of CAUTÍN, and attention to accessibility.
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Applications must be submitted via an online form by May 31, 2026 at midnight. The program is free and open to the public.