session 9
LATIDOAMÉRICA EXTENDIDA: EUROPA
screening + discussion
As part of the first edition of the Encuentro CONTINUO L A T I D O AMERICANO DE PERFORMANCE 2020, the committee for Latidoamérica Extendida: Europa has invited Latinx artists living in Europe to suggest videos and photoperformances that relate to their various experiences as migrants. The showcase will feature work by Latinx artists in Europe selected by invitation and open calls.
For this first edition of the Encuentro CONTINUO L A T I D O AMERICANO DE PERFORMANCE 2020, committees for 19 countries / regions and more than 100 artists have come together to present their work and discuss subjects of glocal relevance. Between November 13 and December 4, 2020 both the films and the debates will be broadcast internationally.
During November and December, 2020, Latidoamérica Extendida: Europa’s curatorial programme will also be presented in various cultural centres around Europe: 12-14 Contemporary (Vienna), Third Space (Helsinki), Convent de Sant Agustí (Barcelona), and at this Flux Club session at Antic Teatre (Barcelona).
https://latinamerikextendida.wixsite.com/europa
presentation
Crossing the ocean to migrate.
The history of the world is the history of migration. The history of the names given to these groups of humans in motion: settlers; migrants; refugees; colonisers; expats; diaspora.
We all crossed the ocean to live among the ‘conquistadors’. For this programme we’ve decided to talk about how and why we got here, and, in particular, about how we managed to stay, and how and why we wanted and were able to leave.
The fluidity of borders and countries has dampened our identity. We inhabit hybrid and fluid enunciation spaces. Identity and nationality are equal and opposite at the same time.
Everything ‘Latinx’ is lived in ‘Europe’ among extended networks, found family, and other embodiments.
Joining us will be Marina Barsy Janer, one of the three curators of the event, and Isil Sol Vil, representing collaborating entity Materic.org.
PROGRAMME:
RICARDO SARMIENTO RAMÍREZ
Track 01
2017_1 min_ Cuba / Germany
CRISTIANA NOGUEIRA
estudo 5: áurea | contaminações sobre a ponte
2017_0:50 min_Brazil / Portugal_photoperformance
DAVID SEBASTIÁN LÓPEZ RESTREPO
Dear foreigners, Happy International Workers’ Day
2020_2:02 min_Colombia / Denmark
EDUARDO MAMEDE
Sorry, but we have a wage gap
2020_3 min_Brazil / Germany
ODETTE FAJARDO MONTAÑO
Deshielo
2019_ Mexico / Spain_photoperformance
RIVE DÍAZ BERNAL
Salmón
2004_2:59 min_ Mexico / Spain
MAx PROVENZANO
Ostracismo
2018_3:41 min_Venezuela / Portugal
KARLA PUENTE FIGUEREDO
x-Patrida
2020_1:32 min_Cuba / Poland
CRISTIANA NOGUEIRA
estudo 3: salobro | contaminações sobre o rio
2018_5 min_Brazil / Portugal
GUADALUPE ALDRETE
s./t.
2018_5:41 min_Mexico / Austria
FRANCISCA TROBOK
Cuando nos quitaron la ch
2020_Chile / Spain_photoperformance
ROCIO BOLIVER
Embajadora de la Buena Voluntad
2007_3:37_ Mexico / Spain
VAN JESUS
Looking for the west
2018_3:42 min_ Brazil / Spain
CALEBE SIMÕES DE SOUZA
Say it again, again and again…
2020_3:26 min_Brazil / Spain
ELIU ALMONTE
Cyborglatidoamericano
2020_5:56 min_ Dominican Republic / Spain
ELENA VICTORIA PASTOR
Amapate
2020_Venezuela / Germany_photoperformance
PAULA FLORES
Quelites
2019_1:39 min_ Mexico / Austria
DIANA SORIA HERNÁNDEZ
Portable Carol
2017_3:14 min_Mexico / Finland
DANI D’EMILIA
Social Ego
2019_9:29 min_Brazil / Portugal
MARINA BARSY JANER
Border Movement…
2016_6:04 min_ Puerto Rico / Spain
FLUX CLUB celebrates its 11th season at the Antic Teatre and the 20th anniversary of its creation in 2000.
This is a fortnightly video programme that reflects the vitality of video creation in Barcelona. It hosts all kinds of sessions with screenings, video performances, and debates offering direct contact between audiences and video creators. The sessions focus on a range of subjects, from monographics of well-known directors to specific themes such as video dance and video poetry, or collective sessions dedicated to emerging authors.
The programme is open to everything currently going on in the field of video in Barcelona, complementing the FLUX Video Auteur Festival with its content and extending its sphere of influence beyond the dates of the festival, which takes place in December.
HABITUAL VIDEO TEAM is a non-profit association that has as its main objective the promotion of activities related to the visual arts, specifically, video art: www.habitualvideoteam.org.
A fundamental area of their work is the organisation of festivals, cycles and video shows, such as the FLUX Video Auteur Festival: www.fluxfestival.org, and the INFLUX Audiovisual Performing Arts Festival: www.influxfestival.org.
Another area of Habitual Video Team’s activity is video documentation of cultural events mainly related to experimental music and poetry performances. In 2012 they launched the SUMMA project in order to convert this audiovisual heritage (more than 1000 recordings) into a non-profit online video archive: www.summa-hvt.org.
