Learning Inspired by María Acaso: Creativity and Art Thinking

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17 April 2020

Can art thinking make us more creative? How can we use art in education? And can we use art to get better through the crisis?

Rosan Bosch has invited María Acaso, head of education at Museum Reina Sofia and expert on art thinking, to our next Learning Inspired conversation to discuss how creativity and art thinking can develop new kinds of reflections and awareness. Together, they will explore how to stimulate creativity, to create a better society and live a more complete life.

The conversation is in Spanish with English subtitles.

María Acaso

María Acaso is the Head of Education at Reina Sofia National Art Museum in Madrid, Spain. She is a founding member of the Invisible Pedagogies collective and a lecturer at the Complutense University of Madrid. Her research and practice focus on innovating education through art and interdisciplinary thinking.

She is the author of various books and articles on creativity. Her projects focus on developing a contemporary education and transforming the formats of knowledge transmission.