On Saturday it is the turn at the Teatros del Canal de 'Querida Britney', by Juan Gómez Alemán. It is a performance that arises from the collaboration of La Juan Gallery with the live arts company Traspasarte.

In 2015, the Juan Gallery opened its doors, a rare bird in Madrid's artistic environment: the gallery directed by Juan Gómez Alemán and Alex de la Croix is the first space in Madrid that is dedicated to living art. In its space there is room for theater, cinema, sculpture, fashion, painting and, of course, performance.

But since you are not going to live this Pride only online, the most relevant of this edition is the Spanish participation: La Juan Gallery (C / Provisiones, 26 · Madrid) has joined with all the consequences, creating an online program but also opening its headquarters to performances and exclusive video viewings: it will be on Friday 26th and Saturday 27th from 7pm to 9pm.

If you are interested in living arts, there is a gallery that has a very good reputation in the city in these disciplines. Do you know La Juan Gallery? This is a space that has a large number of proposals, performances, workshops, exhibitions, always with a very open perspective that seeks to integrate all audiences.

The artist from Toledo transforms an alpaca into an artistically mediocre allegory of today's world in Action M2 “An artist in a haystack” presented for the first time at Juan Gallery in Madrid, a work of poetry expanded from contemporary rural femininity.

Alex de la Croix and Soraya Yasmín also participate in performances that they direct and star in 'Sor y Mor', a series full of humor

More than three years have passed since La Juan Gallery opened in the Lavapiés neighborhood of Madrid, the first artistic gallery dedicated to performance in Madrid and one of the reference spaces for this type of discipline of art in action. We talked about performance and interviewed Juan Gómez Alemán and Álex de la Croix, visible faces of this gallery.

'Ballad of Sexual Dependence' directed by Alberto Velasco at the Juan Gallery

Theater, circus, puppets, dance and performance for a very scenic San Isidro

'Artist Hospital' in La Térmica

Visual and performing arts come together in La Térmica with the 'Artists Hospital'

Can you dance trap, reggaeton and do poetry at the same time? In the Plaza Conde de Barajas, two shows related to music and poetry will be offered, seen from two completely different perspectives. On the one hand, lovers of poetry, reggaeton and trap, cannot miss the proposal of 'poetic twerking', on May 13 at 7:00 p.m., in the Plaza del Conde de Bajaras, to experience this explosive mix . On May 12, on the same stage and at the same time, 'We have the word' will offer a music and poetry show in which the most avant-garde codes of both artistic disciplines are reformulated.

Live art in 'La Juan' In this gallery you will not find paintings hanging on the wall or sculptures on its partitions. 'La Juan Gallery' is dedicated to performance, the living arts. An unusual showcase for the world of performance in Lavapiés.

Performances take the TAC

Seven performances are added to the TAC to add the risk quota

La Juan is in fashion… in San Isidro! The Juan Gallery, a space dedicated to live art in Madrid, located at Juanelo 21, joins the San Isidro program with two totally innovative proposals.

La Pocha Nostra and La Juan Gallery will give two performance workshops at the 19th edition of the Valladolid Street Arts and Theater Festival

'Hospital de Artistas' unites visual and performing arts in La Térmica starting this Tuesday

Artist on strike is the performance of Aline Part at La Juan Gallery for this edition of ACCIÓN x M2 that will be held on Friday 16 and Saturday 17 February 2018 from 8:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.

Miss Beige, the character created by the journalist, actress and artist Ana Esmith, has become a phenomenon in networks. Many publications have dedicated pages and entries to this quiet and mysterious character. On January 26 and 27, Miss Beige will make an appearance at the Juan Gallery in Madrid to challenge the attendees and question them about the use of the selfie on social networks. A good excuse to chat with Ana Smith (as Miss Beige does not speak).

I just got out of Awkward Feminism, and I've come home just to strongly recommend you go see it. The best I've seen in years.

Would you go to see a play that invites you to get into bed to see the performance at the risk of falling asleep? A work that is also represented in a singular space such as the Juan Gallery? Surely the answer would be yes if you knew that you are calling Teatro en el Aire.

Abel Azcona: The extinction of desire

Azcona has landed at La Juan Gallery (Juanelo, 21), the only gallery devoted to performance in the capital, to look back at his work and recover, this weekend, eight pieces that have sex as a common link .

The Juan Gallery, the only living arts gallery in Europe, returned to London to curate the Performance Festival within # TRIBE17 International Art Festival.

What if the gallery had nothing to sell? Or, put another way, how do you sell a "performance"? That has been asking for two years the Madrid La Juan Gallery of Juan Gómez Alemán, Matías Daporta and Álex de la Croix.

María Forqué, transgression in art.

Until recently, the concept of "art gallery" has always been the same. Something ironic if we consider that art is constantly evolving. But as we tell you, this has been until recently, since halfway between La Latina and Lavapiés, this conception has gone further with the first art gallery in Spain dedicated to 'performances'.

Last weekend La Juan Gallery -which’s a highly interesting art space dedicated to performance in Madrid- hosted the second edition of their annual fashion event. A transgenerational handful of local designers presented each a piece -up to 15- that was staged and performed, some even making it out to the street were the crowded witnessed the whole event, though you could go inside and walk amongst  the proposals too.

Live fashion and bodies that make a scene. And, above all, a tribute to freedom and the love of beauty without complexes. That was what we saw, and what we feel, in the 2nd EDITION OF JUAN ESTA DE MODA, which this year was sponsored by BRUNCH MAGAZINE. With a happening size, LA JUAN GALLERY signed a new chapter in the performative aesthetic itself that marks the step of the most daring Spanish fashion.

Last year La Juan Gallery gave us an evening of fashion understood in its most arty exponent and, of course, this last Saturday it has done it again.

“Everything in the gallery is for sale. Let's touch each other ”. That is the suggestive 100% gay proposal that they make you throughout this weekend at La Juan Gallery, from Friday to Sunday, Cachorro Lozano and Alejandría Cinque.

If you like the world of illustration and you live in Madrid, you cannot miss tonight the Gif-Live-Polleces event that will take place from 19:30 to 21:30 at La Juan Gallery. A total of fifteen drawings by the illustrator Soy Cardo will be represented by actors. This is the first time that his works have come to life for a day.

Nuria Delgada, performance song against machismos and demagoguery. The artist Nuria Delgada presents her musical action 'Manolo, eat my pussy' at La Juan Gallery, which has suffered the inclemency of machismo on social media and in the press.

"The great explosion of art in the XXI century will take place during the twenties" Interview with Juan Gómez Alemán, founder of La Juan Gallery.

The Juan Gallery hosts until Sunday the performance under the motto Make an act of absence

The 'performance' that will make you apostatize

"At La Juan Gallery we live in an eternal inauguration, every week things change, if yesterday it was a carding salon, today it is a re-interpretation of Jan Fabre and tomorrow a landing of a spaceship." This is how resounding Juan Gómez Alemán is, one of the thinking heads of La Juan Gallery: The first living art gallery in Spain.

Santi Ruiz: «It makes me more embarrassed to tell details on the net than to undress in a“ performance ”»

We entered the Juan Gallery, the first gallery in Spain dedicated to performance.

La Juan Gallery is born, the first gallery dedicated to 'performance' in Madrid.

Short-circuit the mind with art. Opens an exhibition hall in Lavapiés that shows objects or people instead of paintings or sculptures

The Juan Gallery is born, with which Madrid makes peace with the «performance».