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Instituto del Tiempo Suspendido – Autor/a en A*Desk

Instituto del Tiempo Suspendido
“… putting life at the centre is putting suspended time at the centre of our lives…”
El Instituto del Tiempo Suspendido [Institute of Suspended Time (ITS)] continues to suspend the temporal regime of power, as much as it can, with the accomplices who join, plotting projects from its first physical headquarters at MUSAC’s Laboratorio 987 (in León, 2021) and, later, at La Capella in Barcelona (in collaboration with the LOOP Festival, 2022), as well as at the Museo Nacional Reina Sofía in Madrid, where it deployed its temporary headquarters for six months (from June to December 2023). Workshops, conferences, seminars with a single objective: to challenge the naturalization of neoliberal time. www.institutodeltiemposuspendido.es
In the photo, the temporary headquarters of the Instituto del Tiempo Suspendido at the Reina Sofía Museum in Madrid (2023).

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