The combined description presents a rich tapestry of artistic experiences and explorations under various themes. The exhibition “Under the Sign of Saturn: Divination in Art” delves into the intertwined history of hermetic and divinatory sciences through the lens of cultural and art history, emphasizing esoteric knowledge as a catalyst for creative thinking among artists. Complementing this is “The horizon always moves away,” which examines contemporary issues through artistic interpretations influenced by philosopher Giorgio Agamben, alongside the immersive journey into Tim Burton’s surreal universe.

The retrospective “SIGN-IN” celebrates the legacy of Tina Girouard, highlighting her influential contributions to feminist art, craftsmanship, and performance, emphasizing art as a refuge that blurs the lines between public contexts and private life. Workshops at Museo MIDE, such as “When we work together,” promote collaboration in production, while “Around the world in 150 toys” encourages playful exploration of toys.

In addition, the exhibition “A sky without borders