LA QUEDADA. STUDIO VISIT. ART MADRID'25

¡Art Madrid invites you to #LaQuedada!

To celebrate our twenty years of contemporary art, we have organized a parallel program of activities under the theme "City Territory," which focuses on public space, the city, and territory as central elements of artistic practices. This program will include events throughout February and during Madrid Art Week at the Galería de Cristal of the Cibeles Palace.

Together with PROYECTOR's Moving Image platform, we have organized the second edition of #LaQuedada on March 1st and 2nd, a circuit of artist studio tours.

Have you ever wondered what an artist’s workspace looks like? Or where an artist creates their work, for example, when preparing for an art fair? The event is open to both professionals and the general public. During the sessions, we will explore five spaces dedicated to artistic creation and architectural project development, all connected by the concept of utopia, a concept that unites utopian architectures, spaces for care, and decentralized actions that can be built between centers and peripheries.

Studio of Mateo Maté. Courtesy of the artist,

VISIT TO MATEO MATÈ'S STUDIO

When: Sunday, March 2. 17:00h

Where: Meeting point: Plaza Cibeles, 1, Retiro, 28014 Madrid

ABOUT MATEO MATÉ

Mateo Maté (1964) has presented solo exhibitions at the Ulsan Art Museum (South Korea, 2023), at the Weserburg Museum (Bremen, 2021), at the Galleria Nazionale de Arte Moderno (Rome, 2020), at the Isabel Aninat Gallery (Santiago de Chile, 2018), at the Sala Alcalá 31 (Madrid, 2017), at the Max Weber Six Friedrich Gallery (Munich, 2014), at the Museo Lázaro Galdiano, the Museo Cerralbo, the National Library of Spain and the Museum of Romanticism (Madrid, 2013), at the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía (Madrid, 2012), at the Museo Siqueiros (Mexico DF, 2011), at the Matadero (Madrid, 2010), at the Museo Patio Herreriano (Valladolid, 2008), at the Grita Insam Gallery (Vienna, 2005-08), etc.

His work has also been shown in the following international and national museums and art centers: Centro Botín (Santander, 2020), Centro de Arte 2 de Mayo (Madrid, 2020), Artium (Vitoria, 2018), Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza (Madrid, 2017), Fundación Miró (Barcelona, 2015), MART (Trento, 2014), La Nuit Blanche (Paris, 2014), Hirshhorn Museum (Washington, 2014), Tàpies Foundation (Barcelona, 2013), The Herzliya Museum (Tel Aviv, 2012), Museum of Contemporary Art (Santiago de Chile, 2012), Berardo Museum (Lisbon, 2011), BOZAR (Brussels, 2010), Jeu de Paume (Paris, 2007), PS1 MoMA (New York, 2003), among many. otros.