Publications

Territory archive is a "habitable documentary", camouflaged inside an archive, more eloquent in the discontinuities it reflects than in the attempt to totalise any territory as a continuity. It is an ongoing project, which currently has nearly 2,500 documents that actively involve curators and users, artists and laymen, inhabitants and passers-by of both the archive and the territory. It is not guarded by archons: its guardians are ordinary citizens, neighbours who do not try to impose any hierarchy or vision, committed to contributing their memory, with all the traps that this may entail. Routes and ways of inhabiting that maintain a point of departure: non-fiction.

This rope is a basic aid on the routes. Join us, there is always room for you. We use it to make passages practicable, find anchorages and overcome uncertain passages. It is braided from fellow curatorial thoughts and practices.

Perspectives for finding the steps:

1. A space perhaps taken over by ghosts (Mela Dávila Freire, 2022)
2. Without remission. The collateral effects of overexposure (Ángel Calvo Ulloa, 2022)
3. Exhibiting at 300 m from the Porma (Jorge Blasco Gallardo, 2023)
4. Transforming Art Museums: Healing Spaces for Contemporary Crises (Filipa Oliveira, 2023)
5. Una monda de plátano. Apuntes curatoriales (Blanca de la Torre, 2025)

Guide published on the occasion of the project On the verge of being nothingwith texts by Alfredo Puente, Alberto Ruiz de Samaniego and Aurora Fernández Polanco, as well as colour images of the work process and the exhibition.

Guide containing texts on each of the elements that made up the exhibition. Measurements. It is a compilation of various authors or the artists themselves talking about their work, which helps us to understand why the curator, Jorge Blasco Gallardo, compiled these elements for this exhibition.

The wind is already written is a project by the poet Jorge Pascual in which words and nature have a place not only in writing, but also in sound.
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In parallel to the exhibition Walking on and off the Path the Cerezales Antonino y Cinia Foundation has published a book containing texts by Olvido García Valdés, María Dolores Garralda, Eduardo Martínez de Pisón, Tonia Raquejo and Marifé Santiago Bolaños, as well as a twenty-four page graphic intervention by Hamish Fulton.

This book analyses a series of examples of intimate and essential architectures through a series of photographs by Eduardo Oteiro, and studies the relationship between intimacy, place and the creative process of those who worked in these studio refuges. Philosophers, composers, writers and filmmakers: Wittgenstein, Heidegger, Grieg, Mahler, Strindberg, Hamsun, Bernard Shaw, Virginia Woolf, Dylan Thomas, Derek Jarman and Lawrence of Arabia. Co-published with the Luis Seoane Foundation of La Coruña, the text is also translated into English.

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This small book gathers the philosophy of the Herbarium project from its inception in 2013 until 2017. The book includes texts and images that describe and collect moments and testimonies of the work processes of those five years, a collection of engravings and drawings of plants made by the members of the group and a historical reflection by Antonio Lafuente and Nuria Valverde on botany and modern science in the Spanish colonies.

Composed of 10 different series accompanied by 9 texts, Contra todo lo que reluce brings together images by photographer Juan Baraja as an ode to architecture, a constant play with materiality, light and the volumes of structures found in remote places. This compendium is a gateway to observe history, design, law and planning that harnesses the issues of industry, agriculture, rural life, urbanisation and social sustainability within a specific ecosystem. In a poetic and sculptural manner, Juan Baraja addresses the tensions and difficulties that arise between a timeless ideal and the effects of time.

Poster 50×70, with infographic designed by Óscar Rubio and Laura G Bécares explaining step by step the procedure to join a pair of oxen. Preview

Poster 50×70, with infographics designed by the illustrator Javi de Castro in which you can see step by step the process of building a sebe in the traditional way of the area of Cerezales del Condado (León). Preview.

This book tells the story of José Antonio, Maruja, Agustín, Álvaro, Camilo, Juande, Salvador, Ricardo and Beatriz in the Wednesday workshop in Cerezales and pays tribute to all his colleagues in the association, as well as to all people with intellectual disabilities, especially those severely affected.