Boys and girls playing in a square in a performance

That's how it was 1, 2, 3... PERFORMA! 2023

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Live art proposal for children and families in the summer of 2023

1, 2, 3… PERFORMA! is an interactive and immersive experience in which children become artists and promoters of mobile sculptures. It took place on June 27 and 30 and July 7 in Galapagar, El Escorial, and Olmeda de las Fuentes (see program below).

The artist Elisa Miravalles invites us to create a sculptural garden whose main characteristic is mobility and dynamism, through objects that evoke the work of Calder. In a playful environment, we will play with elements of contemporary art (balance, chaos, composition, drawing, volume, improvisation...) and with the basic principles of action art (the body, time, space, and the object). The artist will provide guidelines so that this experience will empower our imagination and encourage us to explore the art of action from an early age.

Programme

GALAPAGAR

Tuesday, June 27, from 10.00:11.30 a.m. to XNUMX:XNUMX a.m.
Location: La Pocilla Cultural Center

THE ESCORIAL

Friday, June 30, from 20.00:21.30 p.m. to XNUMX:XNUMX p.m.
Location: Lorenzo Fernández Panadero Park

OLMED OF THE SOURCES.

Friday, July 7, from 20.00:21.30 p.m. to XNUMX:XNUMX p.m.
Location: Plaza de la Villa

Free and open to the public

Elisa Miravalles

An artist and researcher in visual and performance art, she holds a degree in Fine Arts and a Master's degree in Artistic Research and Creation from the Complutense University of Madrid. She was also pursuing a PhD in Fine Arts at the same institution.

In recent years he has worked in festivals such as Escenas de Verano of the Community of Madrid, Canal Performance at the Canal Theatres in Madrid, Open Scene in Burgos, Performance Art Bergen in Norway, Perneo Performance Art in the Neomudejar of Madrid, From Side to Side at the Casa de las Conchas in Salamanca, Drawto Performen Brighton (UK),
AcciónMAD! in Madrid, Mulleres en Acción in Galicia, AcciónSpring(t) at Bellas Artes UCM, and in galleries such as ATM in Gijón and Twin Gallery in Madrid.