V Cultural Management Seminar: Institution located
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
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NOV 15 |
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| 10 a.m. |
Welcome words • Room A1 |
| 10.10am |
Keynote • Room A1 The imperatives of contextCarla Pinochet, anthropologist and academic (Chile) |
| 10:30 a.m. — 12 p.m. |
Panel • Room A1 Located institution, management practices around the territory and its communitiesThis panel will address case studies of institutions that develop within their lines of action linked to territorial and community contexts, knowledge and experiences. PARTICIPATE MODERN |
| 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 territoriesA conversation about artistic practices, projects, and ways of doing art in harmony with contexts and communities in their processes and results. PARTICIPATE MODERN |
| 2 p.m. |
Closing of the day • Room A1 Conclusions |
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NOV 16 |
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| 10 a.m. |
Welcome words • Room A1 |
| 10.10am |
Keynote • Room A1 cultural democracyTomás 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 needsThis 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 MODERN |
| 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 communitiesIn 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 MODERN |
| 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 territoriesCreative listening and Communities of walkers, aimed at Managers of cultural Organizations. DICTAN |
| 6-7 p.m. |
Activation • Room A1 UNCTAD 360ºThe 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. |
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NOV 17 |
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| 12 noon |
Plenary • BiblioGAM open plenaryOpen 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 |
| 9 p.m. |
Theater • Performance • Tour • Room N2 Life in vitro.
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NOV 15 |
NOV 16 |
NOV 17 |
| 10 a.m. |
Welcome words • Room A1 |
Welcome words • Room A1 |
|
| 10.10am |
Keynote • Room A1 The imperatives of contextCarla Pinochet, anthropologist and academic (Chile) |
Keynote • Room A1 cultural democracyTomás 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 communitiesThis panel will address case studies of institutions that develop within their lines of action linked to territorial and community contexts, knowledge and experiences. PARTICIPATE MODERN |
Panel • Room A1 Collaborative practices and geopolitics, city and community needsThis 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 MODERN |
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| 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 institutionThis 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 |
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| 12:20 - 1:30 p.m. |
Conversation • Room A1 Situated artistic practices. Methodologies and creation with communities and territoriesA conversation about artistic practices, projects, and ways of doing art in harmony with contexts and communities in their processes and results. PARTICIPATE MODERN |
Conversation • Room A1 Artistic and cultural practices as agents of transformation, inclusion and valorization of neighborhoods and their communitiesIn 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 MODERN |
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| 2 p.m. |
Closing of the day • Room A1 Conclusions |
Closing of the day • Room A1 Conclusions |
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| 4-6 p.m. |
Workshop • Room C1 Development of projects that integrate communities and territoriesCreative listening and Communities of walkers, aimed at Managers of cultural Organizations. DICTAN |
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| 6-7 p.m. |
Activation • Room A1 UNCTAD 360ºThe 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. |
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| 9 p.m. |
Theater • Performance • Tour • Room N2 Life in vitro.
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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