Explorations of the working processes of artists and collectives, about learning experiences and reflections through the relationships that can be weaved between artistic, social, activist, and formative practices.
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06/07/2023
PRACTICES
Artist, educator, and musician Gabo Camnitzer (1984) shares reflections on his experiences as a student and teacher throughout his life, thus evidencing that the common divisions of the professional field of art and education are much more porous than one might think. read more -
05/12/2023
PRACTICES
Based in Quito, Ecuador, and directed by Marie Combette and Daniel Moreno Flores, La Cabina de la Curiosidad is a traveling laboratory that includes art, craftsmanship, architectural design, territorial awareness, landscape, environmental processes, pedagogy and teaching, construction, rehabilitation, and management. ... read more -
04/28/2023
PRACTICES
Gonzalo Lagos (Neuquén, Argentina, 1988) is a dance artist and independent curator whose work is developed at the intersection of the performative and visual arts from choreographic and performative approaches. From a rhizomatic sensibility, his projects seek to stimulate the desire to unfold reflections around the ... read more -
04/14/2023
PRACTICES
These themes are manifested in pieces and exercises that allow for the sharing of materiality, choreography as a system of organization, and politics, thus allowing for collaborative interpretations. She is currently developing Maneras de Salir with the support of Nave and Centro Cultural Gabriela Mistral, a piece ... read more -
03/15/2023
PRACTICES
Based on a personal practice of oneiric exploration sustained over 20 years and academic research on Indigenous art of the Americas and dreaming, Delonis Escalante (Havana, Cuba, 1979) develops a personal artistic and pedagogical practice oriented towards creative stimulation as a tool for self-knowledge, the ... read more -
03/07/2023
PRACTICES
From an interdisciplinary approach that spans film, photography, poetry, and pedagogical projects, Gian Spina (São Paulo, Brazil, 1984) carries out an investigation on the materialization of power in history, its narratives, and the public sphere. In recent years, his work has drawn on the experience of residing in ... read more -
02/06/2023
PRACTICES
It was founded in Santiago de Chile in 2013, as a result of the sustained work in the area of pedagogy and social intervention by actress, playwright, and current creative director Paulina Hunt Precht, together with her team formed by Adriana Castro Hunt and Juan Guillermo Ossa. Their research and projects based on ... read more -
12/16/2022
PRACTICES
Hence, from an expansive and disseminated choreographic practice, Alina develops her work and research together with plants, animals, objects, and other humans. She also participates in self-directed collaborative projects of scenic research and co-directs El Asunto de lo Remoto – performance cycle, the Club Galería ... read more -
10/28/2022
PRACTICES
Reconfigured in 2019 as a Tequiocalco, Arte a 360 Grados is an organization that resides in Hueytlacuauac, Cuauhtotoatla, Tlaxcalla (Mexico), bringing together professionals in the visual and plastic arts, music, biology, philosophy, multimedia and electronics; and professionals in the knowledge and ways of the ... read more -
10/01/2022
PRACTICES
Led by Eduardo Burger, Gracia Salazar lang, Seymar Liscano, Andreina González, and Rogmy Armas, Labo Ciudadano (Caracas, Venezuela, 2017) is a laboratory of social innovation that co-designs experiences of non-violent collective action. In response to the desire for a different reality, their work is a continuous ... read more -
09/12/2022
PRACTICES
Founded in 2014, Galería MUY (GaleMUY) is an arts space formed by a collective of Mayan and Zoque creatives of Chiapas, Mexico. Based in San Cristóbal de las Casas, the GaleMUY has temporary and permanent exhibits and disseminates art in communities in Indigenous territories of the state. Here are collectivized ... read more -
08/20/2022
PRACTICES
The NOMASMETAFORAS collective, integrated by Clara Melniczuk and Julián Dupont, works in the fields of contemporary art and experimental thought between France and Colombia. Committed to the indigenous knowledge of the Cauca region in Colombia, their artistic practice is developed by activating spaces of ... read more -
08/04/2022
PRACTICES
Jordi Ferreiro (Barcelona, Spain, 1982) is an artist and educator who enjoys to shake and disrupt structures. Focused on performance and audience participation, his work seeks to analyze the bureaucratic spaces responsible for managing knowledge, shaping what we understand as ‘culture’ and regulating the way we ... read more -
07/15/2022
PRACTICES
Ana Laura López de la Torre (Montevideo, Uruguay, 1969) is an artist, writer and educator. Her work is developed at a community level seeking to contribute to the defense and construction of common goods, stimulating the exercise of generosity, collaboration and exchange. For the Library of Practices, Ana ... read more -
06/24/2022
PRACTICES
Felipe Rivas San Martín (Valdivia, Chile, 1982) is a visual artist, essayist, and sexual dissidence activist. His practice emerges from the crossings between queer activism, archive politics, decoloniality, and technology through mediums such as video performance, painting, installation, and cultural criticism, ... read more -
06/16/2022
PRACTICES
José Luis Macas Paredes (Quito, Ecuador, 1983) is a visual artist, professor, and researcher whose practice integrates the specificities and the poetics of territories in site-time-specific actions. In his work, he applies the indigenous Andean concepts of pacha (space-time), tinku (proportional encounter), and ... read more -
05/18/2022
PRACTICES
Patricia Domínguez (Santiago, Chile, 1984) is an artist, educator, and advocate of the living. Her artistic work organically intertwines with her educational work; both are threaded by an experimental research on ethnobotany, healing practices, and the corporatization of wellness. Since 2014, she runs the ... read more -
05/05/2022
PRACTICES
Ernesto Rivera is a Dominican artist based in New York. His work moves through different formats, materials, and techniques; using a fragmentary methodology, he follows traces and unfinished processes. His expressive drive pushes his works along allusive and intuitive paths taking the form of drawings, installations, ... read more -
04/25/2022
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La Ruidosa Oficina is an artistic and cultural management and mediation collective based in Costa Rica, which uses the festive dynamics of coming together in joint learning. Its transdisciplinary nature comes from the individual contributions of its members, Marga Sequeira, Catalina Tenorio and Mariela Richmond, ... read more -
04/23/2022
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Esvin Alarcón Lam (Guatemala, 1988) is an artist whose work revolves around critical thinking about historical and political relations in dialogue with the displacements of people and materials. His projects involve different media such as sculpture, installation, photography, painting, sound, video, and ... read more -
03/05/2022
PRACTICES
Sebastián Calfuqueo (Santiago, Chile, 1991) is an artist of Mapuche origin whose work invites critical reflection on the social, cultural and political status of the indigenous subject within contemporary Chilean society. It is an approach marked by their pedagogical experience as an art teacher, and anchored ... read more