Four forums will address the figure of the poet from literary, artistic, social and heritage aspects.
On Wednesday, November 18, the topic will be Presence and Validity of Gabriela Mistral at 70 Years of the Nobel Prize.
Participating will be Jaime Quezada (Chilean poet, president of the Gabriela Mistral Nobel Prize Foundation and editor of several books by Mistral such as Political Writings, 1994; Poesías complete, 2001; 2002) and Manuel Peña Muñoz (teacher of Spanish, doctor in Hispanic philology, writer, researcher, chronicler and specialist in children's literature).
Presented by Javier Ibacache.
On Wednesday, November 25, the theme will be Gabriela Mistral in the Arts and Paulina Mellado, choreographer and director of the production La Bailarina will participate; and Macarena Ahumada, artist, theater designer, author of the exhibition Tejiendo a Lucila.
On Wednesday, December 2, the topic will be Mistral and Social Criticism, where Natalia García Huidobro, dancer, creator with the company La Típica of the flamenco production La Extranjera, who has been in England and Spain, will participate to celebrate 70 years of the Nobel Prize for the poet where she is the central character who tries to create a dialogue imaginary between her feelings regarding uprooting and that of the choreographer, director and dancer of this piece, also an emigrant; Lorena Herrera, playwright of Expediente Godoy, País de la Ausencia, winning play of the 2014 version of the Exit Festival, which portrays the unprecedented political ideas of the poet, teacher, feminist and national diplomat Gabriela Mistral.
The panel is moderated by Soledad Lagos, a playwright, researcher, theater critic and translator. She has worked as a Professor of Undergraduate and Postgraduate Programs at the University of Chile, the Catholic University of Chile, among others.
On Wednesday, November 9, the topic will be Gabriela Mistral in the national imagination. Guests will be Alejandra Araya. Historian, Director of the Andrés Bello Archive and professor at the University of Chile; Soledad Falabella, Master Professor in Gender and Latin American Culture at the University of Chile. Author What will become of Chile in Heaven?, poem from Chile by Gabriela Mistral.
Participating will be Jaime Quezada (Chilean poet, president of the Gabriela Mistral Nobel Prize Foundation and editor of several books by Mistral such as Political Writings, 1994; Poesías complete, 2001; 2002) and Manuel Peña Muñoz (teacher of Spanish, doctor in Hispanic philology, writer, researcher, chronicler and specialist in children's literature).
Presented by Javier Ibacache.
On Wednesday, November 25, the theme will be Gabriela Mistral in the Arts and Paulina Mellado, choreographer and director of the production La Bailarina will participate; and Macarena Ahumada, artist, theater designer, author of the exhibition Tejiendo a Lucila.
On Wednesday, December 2, the topic will be Mistral and Social Criticism, where Natalia García Huidobro, dancer, creator with the company La Típica of the flamenco production La Extranjera, who has been in England and Spain, will participate to celebrate 70 years of the Nobel Prize for the poet where she is the central character who tries to create a dialogue imaginary between her feelings regarding uprooting and that of the choreographer, director and dancer of this piece, also an emigrant; Lorena Herrera, playwright of Expediente Godoy, País de la Ausencia, winning play of the 2014 version of the Exit Festival, which portrays the unprecedented political ideas of the poet, teacher, feminist and national diplomat Gabriela Mistral.
The panel is moderated by Soledad Lagos, a playwright, researcher, theater critic and translator. She has worked as a Professor of Undergraduate and Postgraduate Programs at the University of Chile, the Catholic University of Chile, among others.
On Wednesday, November 9, the topic will be Gabriela Mistral in the national imagination. Guests will be Alejandra Araya. Historian, Director of the Andrés Bello Archive and professor at the University of Chile; Soledad Falabella, Master Professor in Gender and Latin American Culture at the University of Chile. Author What will become of Chile in Heaven?, poem from Chile by Gabriela Mistral.