The initiative, driven by the EOI, Fundación Paideia Galizia, and Fundación Paco de Lucía, collaborates with the City Council of Malaga, through its Department of Culture and Historical Heritage, and the MIMMA.
The program offers specialized free training in visual identity, entrepreneurship, and professional development. Susana Martín Fernández, Director General of Culture for the Malaga City Council; Guillermo Vergara, Vice President of Fundación Paideia Galiza; Marta Izquierdo, Director of MIMMA; and Dolores Martínez, Director of the Department of Innovation, Entrepreneurs, and SMEs Andalusia at the School of Industrial Organization (EOI), provided information about this sixth edition.
The content and objectives of this edition of 'Interritmos', which begins at the end of October, focus on eminently practical training oriented towards artistic entrepreneurship. It is aimed at active artists and comprehensively addresses key aspects for developing a sustainable professional career.
This year's central theme will be the artist's visual identity, focusing on building a coherent and differentiating image to better connect with audiences, programmers, and cultural sector agents. Additionally, dance artists can now participate, expanding the scope of an initiative that originated in the music sector and supports professionals from various performing disciplines in their growth and professionalization processes.
