Until May 31st, the 5th edition of the Urban Digital Art Festival transforms Madrid into the international capital of digital art.

With a special focus on the Carabanchel district, the event offers a unique experience immersed in contemporary digital art, with exhibitions, installations, calls, workshops and meetings throughout the city.

The call for digital art in public space is the largest to date, with selected works to be exhibited in more than 400 digital tents around Madrid throughout the month of May.

This year, the festival's theme, "I'm feeling lucky", explores the contradictions of the digital world and the dilemmas we face every day with every click, touch or scroll on our screens.

As a novelty, on Sunday, May 12, from 11:00 to 14:00, the festival will offer the 'Open Studios by Turia' in the Carabanchel district. During this event, the studios of digital artists in the neighborhood will open their doors to the public, offering a unique opportunity to get a closer look at the creative process.

Adrian Notz, Ana Drucker, Brooklyn J. Pakathi, Mario Santamaría and Sara Bezovšek are among the artists participating in this edition.

More information: MMMAD Festival

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