Nomadic life has its landscapes, such as those that can be seen in the exhibition "The Nomadic Life". In the cities: under the bridges, or old obsolete industrial areas where wild nature has returned, like those recorded by Joost Conijn in the audiovisual “Siddieqa, Firdaus, Abdallah, Soelayman, Moestafa, Hawwa in Dzoel-kifl”, made in Amsterdam; or those that Denis Ponté has photographed: “Nomadic Community Garden” and “Left for Dead”, made in London and New York. Also open field landscapes: refuges in the mountains, and desolate places where no one would look for you, like those photographed by Ulrike von Gültlingen: “Hohrodberg”, military buildings in Alsace; or the sea of stones of Arroyo Cerezo (Rincón de Ademuz) that the geologist Enrique Gil Bazán has studied, and that we show in “The Nomadic Life” on a research wall.

Drag has traditionally been associated with the night shows of the LGTBIQ+ scene and with certain social environments. But nothing to do with what the collective is experiencing at the present time.

(VAL) El proper dissabte 10 de març a les 12:00h tindrà lloc la trobada "Resistir per a existir: la dona en l'àmbit professional", organitzat per Labi 02 (Laboratori de pensament, creació i difusió de la imatge), un projecte del Màster en Fotografia, Art i Tècnica de la UPV en col·laboració amb la Fundació la Posta.

On Sunday, May 7 at 6:00 p.m., LABi (Laboratory of thought, creation and dissemination of the image) will have a workshop led by the Tunisian architect and artist Khairi Jemli. This workshop, which will be attended by Valencian graffiti artists Juzfu, Captus and Fuelle, will be to bring the public closer to new ways of understanding and creating urban art thanks to technology.

La Posta Foundation participates in FICAE 3 in the "Spaces of Reflection" block with the Conversa(c)tion "2009. Guillain-Barre" by Pepa L. Poquet with Pep Miralles.

As part of the exhibition of a large sample of work "Museari: Aesthetics of Sexual Diversity" at the headquarters of La Posta Foundation, the conference Germán Navarro Espinach "The Trans Visibility in History" will take place on June 23 20:00. The itineraries of some trans people in history and certain related fusion of humans with other animals myths begin from the remotest antiquity time when a unique genre was the expression of perfection.

From a movie that Miguel Ángel Baixauli being done with Miguel Morey, called Seeing is not talking, at this seminar we will make a public exhibition experience this film process. In the first session Miguel Morey give a talk which will be filmed for inclusion in the film, and the next day Miguel Ángel Baixauli and María José Martínez de Pisón will present the theoretical framework of "processual cinema" and the practical arrangements that are being put in work in this collaboration.