The event “The horizon always moves away” presents a selection of works that explore the concept of the contemporary, as proposed by Giorgio Agamben, surpassing temporal demarcations and reflecting the concerns of artists in the face of their geopolitical and social environment. This analysis is complemented by activities such as the “Reading Circle” at FARO Indios Verdes, where you are invited to enjoy shared readings every Tuesday in July. Also, the “Workshop of Steam Locomotive N de T No. 507” at the Railway Workers Museum offers a practical experience in building a locomotive model. On the other hand, the “Route from 1 to 15” at the Estanquillo Museum allows for personalized visits to the exhibition. In the field of arts, “Digital Abyss” brings together various artistic encounters at the Utopia Ship, while the project “Tixinda: 40 years in defense of the purple snail” highlights the struggle of the