Date: May 16th, 2019
Time: 11.00 a.m.
Venue: T4 Faculty of Fine Arts
Free access to the entire university community
The body is the space from which we experience the world and from which we interact in society. Affections and emotions are also part of this space, but what happens when these change coordinates, that is, when these bodies move from the space where their affections and emotions have been constructed? As migrants our sensibility is transformed by a swaying of multi-situated realities, -our place of origin and destination-. This is a creative and socio-political opportunity to review from a wider angle of vision the elements that make up the global reality. For the artists and collectives from the south that we have met in Valencia, Migrant Narratives: the First Southern Performing Arts Exhibition is an opportunity to share our practical reflections from the border.
Free access to the entire university community.
Organizers: Sudakas nómadas: Migrant collective of art and decolonial pedagogies.
Presentation by Isis Violeta Pastranacoordinator in Germany of Sudakas nómadas, the German coordinator of Sudakas nómadas.
Scenic and performative presentation by:
Natalyd Altamirano (Peru)
Edwin 33 Volts (Mexico)
Valentina Henríquez (Chile)
Olar Zapata (Mexico)
Odette Fajardo (Mexico)
Patricia Cadavid (Colombia)
Gabriela Rivera (Chile)
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