“The museification of October. Strategies to exhibit the performance archive Chilean Social Outbreak in a visual arts gallery”

Ivón Figueroa Taucán - Sociologist, candidate for a Master's Degree in Theory and History of Art (University of Chile) and co-curator of the exhibition "The body is now a set of pixels. Transfeminist performance in the social outbreak."

5 years after the revolt, the aesthetic and political problems that emerge from the exhibition of 11 records of street performance at the Galería Concreta de Matucana 100 will be explored, within the framework of the exhibition "The body is now a set of pixels. Transfeminist performance in the social outbreak." With an approach from sociology and curatorial studies, proposals will be socialized to value and expand the disruptive power of these works in the field of art.

"Worker's theater 100 years after the death of Recabarren: In the cultural dispute for hegemony and theatrical work from a militant perspective"

Valeria Yáñez Álvarez - Actress, theater director, member of the Tarea Urgent Artistic Collective. Researcher, teacher, social communicator and cultural manager of Casa Marx.

This presentation will address the theatrical and cultural legacy of Luis Emilio Recabarren, fundamental in the construction of class consciousness and identity at the beginning of the century. It will be analyzed in the heat of the centenary of his death, in order to position theatrical work as a way to promote not only artistic and cultural participation, but also political and social organization, highlighting the value of critical and militant art as an engine of social transformation.

"From orality to writing and image. From collective memory to the common future”

Jacinta Henríquez - Social Anthropologist and Master in Cultural Management, University of Chile. Social Manager, Neighborhood Recovery Program - Olga Leiva 2022-2024 the community.

“Independent publishing practices in contemporary Chile: Tools for a bibliodiverse Book Ecosystem”

Antonia Navarro Margarit - Sociologist at the University of Chile, part of the Nucleus of Sociology of Arts and Cultural Practices

In Chile, the publishing field is co-opted by large transnational publishing conglomerates. For this reason, independent publishers emerge as a key tool to promote bibliodiversity and rescue the political-social value of books. This study, from the Sociology of Art and a qualitative methodology, sought to analyze how independent publishing practices enrich the book ecosystem in our country.