Clara Harguindey y Daniel Pecharromán
Specialty
Digital cultural mediation.
Training
Clara Harguindey holds a degree in Audiovisual Communication from Rey Juan Carlos University and a Master's degree in Visual Arts and Multimedia from the Polytechnic University of Valencia.
Daniel Pecharromán holds a degree in Information and Documentation, and a Master's degree in Advanced Studies in Museums and Historical-Artistic Heritage from the Complutense University of Madrid.
Career path
Desmusea is a digital cultural mediation collective made up of Clara Harguindey and Daniel Pecharromán, which explores the power of virtuality as a means of encounter between cultural institutions and citizens.
His work investigates and experiments with technology as a key element in contemporary thought, and cultural mediation as a tool to expand frameworks of reflection and sensitivity.
They have coordinated cultural mediation programs at institutions such as the Prado Museum, the Reina Sofía Museum, and the Conde Duque Contemporary Culture Center, and have given lectures and workshops at venues including the Altamira Museum, the Helga de Alvear Museum, the Caesaraugusta Theatre Museum, Gordailua, Matadero Madrid, the Botín Centre, Artium, and the CCE in Montevideo. They also teach on the Permea Master's program in Mediation and Education through Art, the IED Master's program in Digital Fashion, and are part of the PLANEA network of art agents and schools.
Subjects and workshops
Master's Degree in Art Curating
- Audiences and cultural mediation.
- Impact assessment and final report.
Research lines
Cultural mediation, critical museology, art and technology.
Awards, mentions and recognitions
- Art and Education Residency at Matadero Madrid.
- Residency in Cultural Mediation at the Quinta del Sordo Contemporary Culture Center.
- Research Residency in Mediation at Centro Huarte.