Hoy es un buen día para hablar de Derechos Digitales: An Exhibition on Digital Rights and Technology

This exhibition, framed by the Digital Rights Charter (2021) and the Digital Rights Observatory, uses humor and everyday examples to explore seven key areas of digital rights. It aims to foster reflection and debate on safe, responsible, critical, and creative technology use, highlighting how online practices impact our rights.

The exhibition 'Hoy es un buen día para hablar de Derechos Digitales' (Today is a good day to talk about Digital Rights) delves into the critical issues surrounding our digital lives, stemming from the 2021 Digital Rights Charter. It examines how our online activities leave a trace and impact our rights, covering seven key domains with humor and relatable examples. Curated by Fundación Telefónica and Domestic Data Streamers within the Digital Rights Observatory initiative, the exhibition features contemporary artists like United Visual Artists, Eva&Franco Mattes, and Paolo Cirio, alongside installations by Domestic Data Streamers. These works prompt viewers to understand and reflect on their actions as digital citizens, encouraging debate and the construction of a framework for digital rights and responsibilities. The show emphasizes the importance of a secure, responsible, critical, and creative approach to technology, making it a vital exploration for anyone navigating the complexities of the digital world.

Visitor information includes guided tours for individuals and groups, with specific times and reservation links provided. There are also dedicated workshops for families and school groups. No specific ticket prices are mentioned, suggesting entry may be included with general museum admission or free for specific activities. Visitors are directed to booking platforms for reservations.