Following the concepts of “situated knowledge” postulated by Donna Haraway, the seminar seeks to enhance and make visible situated practices from cultural, artistic and institutional management. Case studies will be reviewed and there will be exhibitions that allow us to expand the theoretical and action field around the role of art and culture in the territories and their communities. The seminar will feature keynote (thematic presentations as an introduction), panels, plenary sessions, workshops and artistic programming.

All activities will be carried out in Spanish and we will have interpretation in Chilean sign language.

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Program

NOV 15

10 a.m.

Welcome words • Room A1
Felipe Mella, GAM executive director

10.10am

Keynote • Room A1

The imperatives of context

Carla Pinochet, anthropologist and academic (Chile)

10:30 a.m. — 12 p.m.

Panel • Room A1

Located institution, management practices around the territory and its communities

This panel will address case studies of institutions that develop within their lines of action linked to territorial and community contexts, knowledge and experiences.

PARTICIPATE
Mabel Tapia, deputy artistic director of the Reina Sofía Museum (Spain); Fernando García, director of mARTadero (Bolivia); Carlo Mauricio Galeano, general director IDARTES (Colombia); Dagmara Wyskiel, artist, curator and SACO biennial director (Poland-Chile); and Ignacia Biskupovic, coordinator of mediation and linkage with the Salvador Allende Solidarity Museum territory (Chile).

MODERN
María José Cifuentes, director of Programming and Audiences GAM

12 – 12:20 p.m. Coffee • Coffee • Coffee
12:20 - 1:30 p.m.

Conversation • Room A1

Situated artistic practices. Methodologies and creation with communities and territories

A conversation about artistic practices, projects, and ways of doing art in harmony with contexts and communities in their processes and results.

PARTICIPATE
Amanda Piña, choreographer and activist (Chile-Mexico); Marcelo Salinas, member of the Teatro en Casa group (Chile); Amanda Basáez, group How to Remember a Crime (Chile); and Marco Canale, scenic and audiovisual creator (Argentina).

MODERN
Fernando Portal, Thousand Meters 2

2 p.m.

Closing of the day • Room A1

Conclusions

NOV 16

10 a.m.

Welcome words • Room A1
María José Cifuentes, director of GAM Programming and Audiences

10.10am

Keynote • Room A1

cultural democracy

Tomás Peters, sociologist, academic and president of the board of GAM (Chile)

10:30 a.m. — 12 p.m.

Panel • Room A1

Collaborative practices and geopolitics, city and community needs

This panel will address case studies of artists and architects who have developed projects that activate the link between public space and the needs of the communities themselves.

PARTICIPATE
Jo Muñoz and Diego Peris, Todo Por La Praxis (Spain-Chile); Alejandro Vásquez, El Puente Lab (Colombia); Leandro Cappetto, Grupo Toma (Chile-Argentina); and Sebastián de la Cuesta, Czechoslovakia Space (Chile).

MODERN
Denise Elphick, Head of GAM Hearings

12 – 12:20 p.m. Coffee • Coffee • Coffee
12:20 - 1:30 p.m.

Conversation • Room A1

Artistic and cultural practices as agents of transformation, inclusion and valorization of neighborhoods and their communities

In this conversation, various case studies of festivals, meetings or artistic creations that have worked together in neighborhoods will be analyzed, valuing local culture and integrating communities into their development and creation processes.

PARTICIPATE
Joachim Gerstmeier, director of cultural projects Siemens Stiftung Foundation. Revealed Spaces Project (Germany); Sergio Gilabert, Public Landscape Festival (Chile); Violeta Chiang, Yungay Artists and Yungay Collaborative Network (Chile); Henry Bauer, Green Walkways project Torres San Borja and Laboratorio Ciudadano La Paz 482, Independencia (Chile).

MODERN
Francisco Castillo, GAM Audiences and Communities team

2 p.m.

Closing of the day • Room A1

Conclusions
4-6 p.m.

Workshop • Room C1

Work and methodologies for the development of projects that integrate communities and territories

Creative listening and Communities of walkers, aimed at Managers of cultural Organizations.

DICTAN
GAM Audiences and Communities Team

6-7 p.m.

Activation • Room A1

UNCTAD 360º

The UNCTAD 360º project is a virtual reconstruction of the original building, where the public will be able to live an immersive experience in the building, walk its corridors and encounter the missing works of art. The developer of the project, David Molina with the research advice of David Maulén, investigated the design of the building for more than 12 years and reconstructed floor by floor, room by room, what UNCTAD was in 1972. This heritage 3D modeling, is now available for free here.

Free on a first come, first served basis.
Gift VR glasses.
Invite SURA Insurance

NOV 17

12 noon

Plenary • BiblioGAM

open plenary

Open reflection space to think together about the models and practices around the situated institution.

This space is proposed as an open microphone plenary that invites both exhibitors and those participating in the seminar to raise issues and reflections around the role of art and the institution in community and territorial work.

MODERATE
María José Cifuentes, Director of Programming and Audiences GAM
Solanyi Robayo, GAM Programming Coordinator

9 p.m.

Theater • Performance • Tour • Room N2

Life in vitro.
Simulation experiment

Life in vitro. Experimento simulationis a staging of La Simulada that is generated from a scenic-theoretical research carried out thanks to Fondart Residencia 2021 and that explores the link that the practice of medicine exerts with individuals within Chilean society.

Function with introduction of the company around the participatory practices that were used to create the work.

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HOUR

NOV 15

NOV 16

NOV 17

10 a.m.

Welcome words • Room A1
Felipe Mella, GAM executive director

Welcome words • Room A1
María José Cifuentes, director of GAM Programming and Audiences

10.10am

Keynote • Room A1

The imperatives of context

Carla Pinochet, anthropologist and academic (Chile)

Keynote • Room A1

cultural democracy

Tomás Peters, sociologist, academic and president of the board of GAM (Chile)

10:30 a.m. — 12 p.m.

Panel • Room A1

Located institution, management practices around the territory and its communities

This panel will address case studies of institutions that develop within their lines of action linked to territorial and community contexts, knowledge and experiences.

PARTICIPATE
Mabel Tapia, deputy artistic director of the Reina Sofía Museum (Spain); Fernando García, director of mARTadero (Bolivia); Carlo Mauricio Galeano, general director IDARTES (Colombia); Dagmara Wyskiel, artist, curator and SACO biennial director (Poland-Chile); and Ignacia Biskupovic, coordinator of mediation and linkage with the Salvador Allende Solidarity Museum territory (Chile).

MODERN
María José Cifuentes, director of Programming and Audiences GAM

Panel • Room A1

Collaborative practices and geopolitics, city and community needs

This panel will address case studies of artists and architects who have developed projects that activate the link between public space and the needs of the communities themselves.

PARTICIPATE
Jo Muñoz and Diego Peris, Todo Por La Praxis (Spain-Chile); Alejandro Vásquez, El Puente Lab (Colombia); Leandro Cappetto, Grupo Toma (Chile-Argentina); and Sebastián de la Cuesta, Czechoslovakia Space (Chile).

MODERN
Denise Elphick, Head of GAM Hearings

12 – 12:20 p.m. Coffee • Coffee • Coffee

Open plenary session • BiblioGAM

Open reflection space to think together about the models and practices around the situated institution

This space is proposed as an open microphone plenary that invites both exhibitors and those participating in the seminar to raise issues and reflections around the role of art and the institution in community and territorial work.

MODERATE
María José Cifuentes, director of GAM Programming and Audiences
Solanyi Robayo, GAM Programming coordinator

12:20 - 1:30 p.m.

Conversation • Room A1

Situated artistic practices. Methodologies and creation with communities and territories

A conversation about artistic practices, projects, and ways of doing art in harmony with contexts and communities in their processes and results.

PARTICIPATE
Amanda Piña, choreographer and activist (Chile-Mexico); Marcelo Salinas, member of the Teatro en Casa group (Chile); Amanda Basáez, group How to Remember a Crime (Chile); and Marco Canale, scenic and audiovisual creator (Argentina).

MODERN
Fernando Portal, Thousand Meters 2

Conversation • Room A1

Artistic and cultural practices as agents of transformation, inclusion and valorization of neighborhoods and their communities

In this conversation, various case studies of festivals, meetings or artistic creations that have worked together in neighborhoods will be analyzed, valuing local culture and integrating communities into their development and creation processes.

PARTICIPATE
Joachim Gerstmeier, director of cultural projects Siemens Stiftung Foundation. Revealed Spaces Project (Germany); Sergio Gilabert, Public Landscape Festival (Chile); Violeta Chiang, Yungay Artists and Yungay Collaborative Network (Chile); Henry Bauer, Green Walkways project Torres San Borja and Laboratorio Ciudadano La Paz 482, Independencia (Chile).

MODERN
Francisco Castillo, GAM Audiences and Communities team

2 p.m.

Closing of the day • Room A1

Conclusions

Closing of the day • Room A1

Conclusions

4-6 p.m.

Workshop • Room C1

Development of projects that integrate communities and territories

Creative listening and Communities of walkers, aimed at Managers of cultural Organizations.

DICTAN
GAM Audiences and Communities Team

6-7 p.m.

Activation • Room A1

UNCTAD 360º

The UNCTAD 360º project is a virtual reconstruction of the original building, where the public will be able to live an immersive experience in the building, walk its corridors and encounter the missing works of art. The developer of the project, David Molina with the research advice of David Maulén, investigated the design of the building for more than 12 years and reconstructed floor by floor, room by room, what UNCTAD was in 1972. This heritage 3D modeling, is now available for free here.

Free on a first come, first served basis.
Gift VR glasses.
Invite SURA Insurance

9 p.m.

Theater • Performance • Tour • Room N2

Life in vitro.
Simulation experiment

Life in vitro. Experimento simulationis a staging of La Simulada that is generated from a scenic-theoretical research carried out thanks to Fondart Residencia 2021 and that explores the link that the practice of medicine exerts with individuals within Chilean society.

Function with introduction of the company around the participatory practices that were used to create the work.

Entries here

Guests

Carla Pinochet

Chile

Antropóloga

Mabel Tapia

España

Museo Reina Sofía

Fernando García

Bolivia

Director de mARTadero

Carlo Mauricio Galeano

Colombia

Director general IDARTES

Dagmara Wyskiel

Polonia-Chile

Directora bienal SACO

Ignacia Biskupovic

Chile

Museo de la Solidaridad Salvador Allende

Amanda Piña

Chile-México

Coreógrafa y activista

Marcelo Salinas

Chile

Agrupación Teatro en Casa

Amanda Basáez

Chile

Colectivo Cómo se Recuerda un Crimen

Marco Canale

Argentina

Creador escénico y audiovisual

Tomás Peters

Chile

Sociólogo, académico y presidente del directorio GAM

Jo Muñoz

España-Chile

Todo Por La Praxis

Diego Peris

España-Chile

Todo Por La Praxis

Alejandro Vásquez

Colombia

El Puente Lab

Leandro Cappetto

Chile-Argentina

Grupo Toma

Sebastián de la Cuesta

Chile

Espacio Checoeslovaquia

Joachim Gerstmeier

Alemania

Fundación Siemens Stiftung

Sergio Gilabert

Chile

Festival Paisaje Público

Violeta Chiang

Chile

Artistas Yungay y Red Colaborativa Yungay

Henry Bauer

Chile

Pasarelas Verdes Torres San Borja y Laboratorio Ciudadano La Paz 482

Talks and activities

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