In 2011, Walk&Talk emerged as a response to a moment, a context, and a community. It was a pioneer in establishing new meeting spaces and production methodologies, challenging perceptions of the island, and building alternative affective, cultural, and territorial geographies that have imagined other centralities and relationships in the world.

This collective and spontaneous action has kept the festival in a place of rehearsal that has been understood as essential not only to artistic practice but also to the exercise of programming and cultural mediation. It was from this learning process and the creation of these structures of understanding that Walk&Talk was defined.

The exhibition What you don’t know is worth discovering accompanies the launch of the Walk&Talk 2011—2022 catalog, expanding on many of the moments that have marked its journey through a selection of videos and records produced throughout its various editions, which position us on the island and in the collective will to build the festival.