National Call Programming 2027-2028

Disciplines
Theater, dance, new opera, circus, popular music, classical music, visual arts, media arts, family shows and stand up comedy. Application lines: Premieres, re-runs, residencies, concerts, use of a recording studio, exhibitions, music festivals, concert seasons and cycles.

Applicant profile
Performing artists, companies, collectives, visual artists, curators, media artists, soloists, ensembles, bands, orchestras and chamber groups, labels, music festivals, managers and other related parties.

Programmatic spaces
Room A1, Room A2, Room N1, Room B1, Room N2, Recording studio, Plazas, José Ramón Gutierréz Hall, BiblioGAM.

Call 2027 and 2028
For 2027, GAM opens a call to receive artistic projects from different disciplines, formats and scales, aimed at creating diverse, contemporary and meaningful programming for different audiences. Proposals with artistic quality, programmatic relevance, technical feasibility, capacity for dialogue with the present and that consider strategies of connection, mediation or cultural participation will be evaluated.

By 2028, GAM opens a line aimed at premiere performing arts projects, due to their artistic, technical, budgetary or collaborative scale, which require greater planning time, institutional articulation and search for financing.

I. Objectives of the Call

• Support and promote projects that stand out for their innovation, artistic quality and potential impact on the national scene, considering both classical languages ​​and contemporary and interdisciplinary explorations.
• Strengthen creative processes in the musical, visual and scenic fields, promoting both the creation of new works and the reassembly and resignification of recent pieces.
• Promote national creation, valuing both emerging talents and established artists.
• Promote projects that develop engagement strategies with audiences, incorporating mediation, participation, training or meeting actions, as well as the search for new languages, formats and experiences that expand access, dialogue and the relationship between artistic creation and citizenship.
• Promote territorial decentralization, encouraging the participation of projects from various regions of the country and recognizing creation from the diversity of territories, contexts and local aesthetics.