How do we construct relevant discourses for an inclusive and transformative culture from artistic practices and critical theory?  The essays in the Matadero Critical Studies series, the reflections on interdisciplinary artistic practices and the Matadero Madrid exhibition catalogues seek to help extend the research carried out by the centre and by the creators and their collaborators who gather here.

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  The catalogue of the group exhibition co-produced by the Museum of Art of Lima (MALI), the Garcilaso Inca Cultural Centre of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Peru, and Matadero Madrid, as part of the programme organised for Peru as the guest country at ARCOMadrid 2019, with around a hundred offerings by 46 Latin American artists.
   
• Doce Fábulas Urbanas (Twelve Cautionary Urban Tales)
  The catalogue of the exhibition organised by Matadero Madrid in collaboration with CCA and curated by Ethel Baraona, which puts forward new narratives on how we talk about the city. Taking its inspiration from the “Twelve Cautionary Tales for Christmas” project by the group of radical architects Superstudio, the exhibition poses the question: What is your ideal city like?
   
• Corazón Pulmones Hígado (Heart Lungs Liver)
  The catalogue of the exhibition that brought together the work of 45 artists, collectives and researchers who formed part of the different programmes of the Matadero Centre for Artists in Residence during 2019.
   
• Microhabitable
  The first volume of the Matadero Critical Studies collection, Microhabitable is a project that took place in 2019 as the result of a collaboration between Matadero Madrid, Serpentine Galleries and the INLAND-Campo Adentro para-institution.
   
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Freeport is a creative research project for a world of humans, non-humans and machines. Led by artists, it is conceived as a series of studio and production modules that combine artistic methodologies with radical design practices, critical technologies, new audiovisual languages and the cultural ferments of Internet communities. This publication is a working tool that compiles the notes, intuitions and prototypes of this course. In our Digital Media Library you have available for download:

• Meme Manifesto
• Freeport. Anatomies of a Black Box