Flipas 2026 | Jonás Murias & Cloister / Ken Yamamoto & Noelia López
Flipas 2026 | Jonás Murias & Cloister / Ken Yamamoto & Noelia López
Sound Session
9th Urban Cultures Lab · SGAE-Flipas 2026 Program
Date: Friday, November 6, 2026
Time: 6:30 p.m. and 7:15 p.m., as part of the same session
Location: Prado National Museum, Madrid.
Admission: Free admission with advance reservation.
The Prado National Museum is hosting two projects that bring together words, memory, and sound experimentation.
The Proposals
Jonás Murias & Cloister · nstrç no prtremç
A composition that interweaves Aljamiado texts from the 14th to the 16th centuries, transformed voices, and Iberian folk music. The work draws a connection between the loss of the Moorish legacy and contemporary forms of cultural, territorial, and identity-based dispossession.
Ken Yamamoto & Noelia López · Bread for All: A Sound Essay for a Common Voice
Original texts, excerpts, samples, and layers of sound in Spanish and English come together to form a performance that blends poetry, essay, and political reflection, exploring shared resistance and the construction of a common voice.
The Artists
Jonás de Murias uses voice and found objects to create performances, installations, and audiovisual works.
Cloister, the stage name of David Carratalá, combines sound design, production, teaching, and research.
Ken Yamamoto, a Berlin resident, works at the intersection of literature, sound, and performance.
Noelia López explores the relationship between programming and imagery through generative visuals and live coding.
SGAE-Flipas 2026 Program at the Prado Museum
This session is part of a concert series hosted by the Museum on October 9 and 30 and November 6, with the support of the SGAE Foundation. The program brings together different perspectives on sound production and creation.
Ticket ReservationsAdmission is free and requires advance reservation. Check availability and admission requirements on the museum’s website. Tickets will be available at the box office and online starting September 22. On the ticket sales page, select November 6, and under the “Auditorium” option, you’ll find tickets for the concert.
Information and ticket reservations.
Partner organizations
, Goethe-Institut, SGAE Foundation, Prado National Museum, Casa San Cristóbal of the Montemadrid Foundation, EUNIC Madrid, Wallonia-Brussels General Delegation in Spain, and Carlos III University of Madrid.
Flipas 2026: A Laboratory of Urban Cultures
Under the artistic direction of Mateo Feijóo, Flipas is celebrating its ninth edition with 19 artists from eight countries. Its program features residencies, workshops, concerts, and performances that bring together disciplines such as sound art, performance art, dance, graffiti, spoken word, and film.
The project was launched in 2017 as a collaboration between Naves Matadero–International Center for the Performing Arts, the Goethe-Institut Madrid, and the Alliance Française, as part of the Franco-German Cultural Fund. Since then, it has expanded its network of participating institutions and venues.
In 2026, it will receive support from EUNIC Madrid, the SGAE Foundation, the Prado Museum, La Casa Encendida, Casa San Cristóbal of the Montemadrid Foundation, Carlos III University of Madrid, and the Ayuntamiento de Leganés, among other organizations.
With activities in both the center and the outskirts of Madrid, Flipas promotes exchange between artists and young people, shared learning, and cultural participation. Its decentralized approach seeks to broaden access to contemporary art and strengthen the ties between citizens, artistic practices, and public spaces.