The upcoming event features a diverse range of artistic experiences that invite visitors to explore the intersections of art, history, and contemporary societal issues. Highlights include “Tim Burton. The Labyrinth,” an immersive journey into the mind of the renowned filmmaker, showcasing original pieces that intertwine darkness with magic and fantasy. Complementing this is the exhibition “The horizon always moves away,” which presents a curated selection of contemporary artworks reflecting on the concept of modernity and its social and geopolitical implications, as per philosopher Giorgio Agamben. Additionally, “Thirsty” tells the gripping story of Boon, a forensic anthropologist who unearths hidden truths and confronts his past, intertwining themes of love and identity. The program also features cultural experiences such as “Behind me, of women and tangos,” which examines femininity, and the mural installation “Displacement,” focusing on migration. Workshops for children aim to create safe artistic spaces, while other exhibitions like “Under the sign of