The Picasso Museum from Málaga, Fundación Cisneros and Fundación Proa present the International Seminar ¨Art and Social Integration II¨, with the objective of continuing and deepening the critical spirit of the first edition held in the Picasso Museum in September 2011.
This edition takes place on 1, 2 and 3 October in the Auditorium of Fundación Proa. This time, the proposal is enriched by incorporating “EN RED“,  A one day conference of linkage and projects consultancy, on October 4, an optional day dedicated to the analysis and evaluation of projects, in collaboration with Fundación TyPA.

A unique opportunity to share and reflect with distinguished artists, researchers, educators and cultural managers from the top international institutions about the connection between artistic practices and the communites in Europe, USA and South America.

The seminar brings the debate to the complex territory where theory and practice meet, discussing and nourishing each other, creating a space of infinite creativity. Governments, institutions and artists rethink concepts, generating methodological tools and designing art projects that reflect and respond to issues in today’s world: life in the big cities and their peripheries, economic crises, migration, cultural diversity, the dissolution of established social bonds and the search for a sustainable world.

The contributions of constructivist theories of education, Urban pedagogy, Education through Art and the civil rights enrich the analysis from an interdisciplinary perspective. While, original projects designed for specific contexts challenge this concepts from the practice field.

Participating institutions:  Fundación Cisneros – Fundación Proa – Inhotim Brazil – MoMA New York – Picasso Museum – Tate Modern

Speakers: Américo Castilla – Maria de los Angeles Gonzalez – Pia Landro – Rafael Emilio Yunén

Artists and projects: a77 /  Centro Cultural Nómade (Argentina) – Fernanda Laguna y Mariela Scafati / Escuela de belleza y felicidad (Argentina) – Fundación ph15 (Argentina) – Marina de Caro / Artistas en disponibilidad, Bienal del Mercosur (Brasil) – mARTadero (Bolivia ) – Más Arte Más Acción (Colombia) – Ministerio de Cultura – Ciudad de Buenos Aires.

Areas of Work:
1- Discussion about the terms “social integration” and “art”
2- Methodologies, monitoring and evaluation of projects
3- Difficulties analysis and possible solutions

“EN RED”,  A one day conference of linkage and projects consultancy (optional activity)
October 4, 2012
Auditorium of Fundación Proa

In the context of the International Seminar ¨Art and Social Integration II, Fundación TyPA  and Fundación Proa will organize a day of intensive practical work, with the goal of building a network of collaboration and resource sharing; bringing together creative management tools that will help to realize projects in the best possible way. The workshop is addressed to participants who develop projects that promote social inclusion through art and that wish to receive expert advice and connection with colleagues.

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For further information and enrollment:
Download the registration form and send it to coloquio@proa.org.

Open enrollment until September 21st.
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The participants

Museo Picasso de Málaga:
- José Lebrero Stals
- Lucía Vázquez

Fundación Cisneros:
- María del Carmen González
- Luis Camnitzer

Fundación Proa:
- Paulina Guarnieri

Inhotim (Brasil):
- María Eugenia Salcedo Repoles

Museum of Modern Art, MoMA (EEUU):
- Juliet Kinchin

Tate Modern (Reino Unido):
- Walney Virgilio
- Synthia Griffin

Speakers:

- Américo Castilla
- María de los Ángeles González
- Pía Landro
- Rafael Emilio Yunén

Artists and projects:

Artistas en disponibilidad, Bienal del Mercosur (Brasil):
- Marina de Caro

Centro Cultural Nómade (Argentina):
- Gustavo Diéguez y Lucas Gilardi / Estudio a77

Centro Cultural mARTadero (Bolivia):
- Claudia Andrea Michel Flores

Escuela Belleza y Felicidad (Argentina):
- Fernanda Laguna
- Mariela Scafati

Fundación ph15 (Argentina):
- Moira Rubio Brennan y Miriam Priotti

Más Arte Más Acción (Colombia):
- Silvia Ojeda

Ministerio de Cultura de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires (Argentina):
- Silvia Pritz
- Valeria Kovadloff

]]> http://proa.org/eng/events/2012/09/international-seminar-art-and-social-integration/feed/ 0 http://proa.org/eng/events/2009/11/susan-sontag-film-series/ http://proa.org/eng/events/2009/11/susan-sontag-film-series/#comments Mon, 02 Nov 2009 17:41:13 +0000 http://proa.org/eng/events/?p=286 In the Framework of:

TRANSLATION AS A SYSTEM OF LITERARY CIRCULATION
Conference for the Susan Sontag Award

Films that Proa will proyected in the cinema cycle in days and time to be confirmed:

Duet for Cannibals (1969)
Duración: 105 minutos

Duet for Cannibals is a story about psychological, sexual and emotional canibalism. The film tells a tale of two couples involved in academia and politics. Artur Bauer is a university professor living in exile in Sweden with his enigmatic wife Francesca. He hires young Tomas, ostensibly to help arrange his papers for publication. After leaving his mistress to live with the couple and take the position, Tomas quickly discovers that things are not quite right with the dysfunctional pair. The late New York Times critic Vincent Canby described Duet as “intriguing, surprising, witty and sinister to the end.”

Brother Carl (1971)
Duración: 97 minutos

Brother Carl  is about human relations: it features an odd quartet of characters whose efforts to communicate are thwarted by blatantly self-destructive impulses. Two women, Karen and Lena, visit a Swedish island resort where Lena’s ex-husband Martin lives in comparative seclusion with a mentally disturbed dancer named Carl. Martin has become Carl’s caretaker as well as his nemesis, since Carl seems to blame him for his crackup. Lena is a vibrant young woman who selflessly offers her life first to the brooding Karen, then Martin, and finally to Carl.

Promised Lands (1974)
Duración: 87 minutos

Promised Lands, Susan Sontag’s third film, was shot in Israel during the final days and the immediate aftermath of the 1973 Yom Kippur War. In this photographic essay, Sontag meditates on the current (1974) situation of the country and its people as well as her feelings about Israel and its future. Despite its personal nature, the film is largely understood as a documentary.

Unguided Tour (1983)
Duración: 71 minutos

Unguided Tour, Susan Sontag’s fourth and final film, was based on her short story of the same title. Also known as “Letter from Venice,” the film features Lucinda Childs and Claudio Cassinelli and tells of a relationship that is fragmenting as they tour the decaying ruins of a hallucinatory Venice.

CONFERENCE SCHEDULE

•    THURSDAY NOVEMBER 5TH

15 a 15:15 hs
Opening

15:15 a 17:30 hs
Round Table: Can Juan José Saer be translated?
Speakers: Roanne Sharp, Miguel Dalmaroni, Alberto Díaz, María Teresa Gramuglio, David Oubiña.
Coordinator: Raquel Garzón

17:30 a 18 hs
Break – coffee

18:00 a 19:20hs
Screening: Portrait of Juan José Saer (80´/Argentina/1996).
Script and Direction: Rafael Filippelli.

•    FRIDAY NOVEMBER 6TH

15 a 17 hs
Round Table: Translation as a connection: a look at the state of translation between Spanish and English
Speakers: David Rieff, Gabriela Adamo, Marietta Gargatagli, Anna Kazumi Stahl
Coordinator: Ezequiel Martínez

17 a 17:30hs
Break – coffee

17:30 a 19:00hs
Round Table: About Susan Sontag
Speakers:  Anne Jump, Edgardo Cozarinsky, Graciela Speranza
Coordinator: Verónica Chiaravalli

19:00hs
Award Presentation