Sound, audiovisuals and texts come together in this exhibition about Mapuche cuisine and memory.
An exhibition that attempts to replicate the oral stories of Carmen Caripan Catricura, a Mapuche woman who went from cooking her recipes on the stove of her ruka in Traitraico to a city stove in Santiago. His stories emerge around the kütral (stove) while he cooks and in the exhibition they are presented on canvases written with charcoal.
Mapuche cuisine is a creation process intimately connected with memory and with a community past prior to migration from the countryside to the city. The exhibition aims to bring viewers closer to that past on a culinary, even dreamlike, journey through sound and audiovisual capsules that house gastronomic landscapes housed in the memory of Carmen and in the memory of the Mapuche people.
Apr 20 to May 3, 2018
Tues to Fri - 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Saturday - 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Building A, 3rd floor, BiblioGAM
Free