The Community Workshops take place in city neighbourhoods where artistic practice and fruition are distant, or that are socially segregated. Developed in partnership with local social organizations and a diversity of artists, they have been devised to promote synergies and connections between people from different socio-cultural and economic backgrounds and creative areas.   

These workshops engage communities and artists in the development of collaborative work, calling upon the participation of children, youths and older generations, to create outputs such as public art installations, urban interventions, performances and music. This premise involves these communities in the different phases of the artistic process, teaching and implementing different project-building techniques and methodologies, as well as exercises of creative exploration.