Collaborative project that links the creative writing of older women with works by contemporary interdisciplinary artists (ceramics, photography, textiles and more). This collective work comes to BiblioGAM with an exhibition open to the public.
The Thread Count project was born from writings generated by older women in the “Spinning the Past” workshop (2022, NGO Tempora) and a series of meetings and exchanges around various crafts with contemporary artists.
These women used media such as photography, ceramics, textiles, sound and video to together generate a collective and intimate story.
Under a relational art perspective, Cuentahilos materializes personal experiences in diverse socio-political contexts, valuing everyday life, the minimal and the anonymous over the great narratives in the social construction of local history.
During its exhibition, free workshops and activities will be held open to the public, upon registration, as an invitation to participate and actively interact with the exhibition.
Curatorial team: Gonzalo Barceló and Fernanda Aránguiz | Participating artists: Mariana Robert, Constanza Miranda, Ana Castillo, Juana Gómez, Consuelo Pedraza and Catalina Gómez | Writers: Rossana Rosas, Nancy Sánchez, Marta Pantoja, Gladys Carreño, Ángela Vásquez, Gina Christi, María Isabel Palazuelos, Magdalena Cruzatt and Cecilia Fernández | Mediation: Carlos Briones, Diego Cruz, Adolfo Muñoz and Francisca Lewin from NGO Tempora | Production: Sofía del Pozo | Collaborating artist: Diego Ovalle.
Apr 22 to June 14, 2025
Tues to Sat — 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
BiblioGAM (Edificio A, piso 3)
Inauguration
Previous registration here
Apr 24
Thu— 7 p.m.
Workshops
Creative writing "Biography of a city"
May 5 and 12
Mon— 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Aimed at 50+ years old
Registration required here
Quotes limited
Ceramics and writing "Living Strokes"
May 19
Mon— 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Aimed at the general public
Previous registration here
Limited places
Embroidery Collective
June 9
Mon— 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Previous registration here
Limited places
Mediated visits (all public)
Previous registration here
May 3 and 10
Saturday— 4 p.m.
Limited spaces