Intervalo

 Una instalación de Rosa Chávez R. + performance de MAx Provenzano.

SINOPSIS:

La distancia como intervalo de posibilidades en donde opera el sonido, la imagen y la luz será el eje central de esta instalación en donde convergen cuerpos presentes que dan la pauta al ritmo mediante imagen, objetos e iluminación en el espacio.

RADAS STUDIO / GALLERY41,373161, 2,160841

Barcelona, España

11/09/2021

ARTISTAS:Rosa Chávez R. (Caracas, 1989). 

Artista visual venezolana con descendencia indígena de la 

etnia Lache de Boyacá – Colombia. Enfocada en la fotografía experimental, realizó estudios en la Organización Nelson Garrido y es profesora de dibujo técnico egresada de la UPEL – Instituto 

Pedagógico de Caracas. En el año 2020 finalizó estudios de Máster 

PHotoESPAÑA en fotografía y proyectos artísticos en Madrid. Ha tenido participaciones internacionales en exposiciones colectivas e 

individuales en Venezuela, Argentina, Estados Unidos y España.

 MAx Provenzano (Caracas 1986). 

Artista visual y del performance que trabaja la relación entre cuerpo, objeto y entorno. Egresado de la Escuela de Química de la Facultad de Ciencias de la UCV (2011). Realizó estudios en el Laboratorio de Fotografía de la Facultad de Ciencias UCV (2008) y talleres de Historia del Arte Venezolano en la Galería de Arte Nacional (2011) y Fotografía en la Organización Nelson Garrido (2013). Su trabajo también se ha expuesto en muestras colectivas en Brasil, México, Colombia, España y Finlandia

Harina B.O.R.E.D

 

  Harina B.O.R.E.D

An interAction based in stereotypes of the identity of Venezuelans, flour to cook arepas has been a material used and reused as a part of our identity, migration aspects I consider as an important fact to question about the construction of our identity, which is constantly changing but lately has been strongly forced. I play with the material, nothing new, I used as a part of my body/face- bored, bored, bored- but there are some memories that also come to mi mind while I made these actions for the camera. Are we using materials as an easy way to get attention or recognition outside our landbirth or is a questioning about the construction of identity?  This could start as a joke but is also a critical speech.

Ephemera # 3 | Harina B.O.R.E.D

 Ephemera #3 just happened the last 21st of March, with work of the following artists:  17:05​ (CET) Susana SK / Spain / www.susanask.org / "Myanmar 2021" 17:20​ (CET) Gummo Nabokov / Argentina / @gummo01011101 17:35​ (CET) Pinar Derin Gencer / Turkey / @pinarderingencer 17:40​ (CET) Rikke Bogetoft / Denmark / www.rikkebogetoft.dk 17:55​ (CET) Alexander Escalona / Venezuela / @alexanderescalonart 18:10​ (CET) Robert Luzar / Born in Slovenia, raised in Canada / @robertluzarartist www.robertluzar.com / "Him-Me" 18:25​ (CET) MAx PRovenzano / Venezuela / @maxprovenzano www.maxprovenzano.tumblr.com / "Harina B.O.R.E.D"

 

Ephemera #3

Ephemera is a monthly open stage for performance artists.

Ephemera Online Stage for Performance Art #3

Performance Køkkenet

Sunday 21st of March 17:00 (Central European Time)

The third open stage features the following live streaming performances:

17:05 (CET) Susana SK / Spain / www.susanask.org / "Myanmar 2021"

17:20 (CET) Gummo Nabokov / Argentina / @gummo01011101

17:35 (CET) Pinar Derin Gencer / Sweden-Turkey / @pinarderingencer

17:40 (CET) Rikke Bogetoft / Denmark / www.rikkebogetoft.dk

17:55 (CET) Alexander Escalona / Venezuela / @alexanderescalonart

18:10 (CET) Robert Luzar / Born in Slovenia, raised in Canada / @robertluzarartist www.robertluzar.com / "Him-Me"

18:25 (CET) MAx PRovenzano / Venezuela / @maxprovenzano www.maxprovenzano.tumblr.com / "Harina B.O.R.E.D" 

Venezuelan Passcort

 Dedicated to all Venezuelans who left the country and for any reason are forced to work with their own body in a sexual way. Body is always used to produce but with different approaches, stability outside your birth country is the main objective, body is the link of pleasure/money you pay and you get, that's what society teaches to us. Passport is a linking point between us, we all expired and solving in different ways, while the random music plays just dance and move your ass for one side to another, p(ass) movement will bring us money this time. A golden promise from our country. A P(ass)port will help me to escape from my country and reality.

Venezuelan Passcort Music La Tigre Deceptacon VideoDancePerformance 2020-2021

The Thessaloniki Queer Arts Festival- What is Identity?

The Thessaloniki Queer Arts Festival has welcomed proposals from across disciplines, including but not limited to visual artworks, poetry and writing, workshops, performances, video and film, community interventions and talks or lectures that investigated the question: What is Identity?

These will be presented through physical interventions in Thessaloniki, as well as through a curated series of social media, blog, and website posts and videos, according to the needs of each selected project.

Through a programme of physical and online interventions, TQAF 2021 aims to offer a platform for underrepresented LGBTQIA+ artists, cultural practitioners, writers and activists from across the world to share their practice and connect with peers in the months of May, June and July in 2021.

The festival will explore themes of performed identity, colonialism, lived histories, trans experience and the ever-changing and dynamic construction of the self.

ABOUT

Thessaloniki Queer Arts Festival (TQAF) is a grassroots initiative that sets out to alter deeply entrenched misconceptions and prejudices toward the queer and LGBTQIA community through artistic and cultural practices.

TQAF’s VISION

The festival was founded in 2018, and is led by a dedicated team of volunteers, including Tomas Diafas, Dominic Sylvia Lauren, Vassia Magoula, Evi Minou, Aristea Rellou, Annie Tsevdomaria and Magda Vaz, who endeavour to provide queer artists with a platform to investigate sociocultural phenomena relating to queer identities and experiences. TQAF has been formed through collaborations in which our team has collectively curated the festival program.

The festival is driven by the belief that art has the power to open new avenues of communication as well as serve as a bridge between a diverse array of individuals and social groups. TQAF aims to foster dialogues and develop alternative methods for addressing social discrimination.

THESSALONIKI

Thessaloniki is strategically located between the Balkans, Turkey and the Middle East, regions where LGBTQIA communities are often marginalised. As we develop strategies for addressing prejudice and resistance to queer inclusiveness in Greece, TQAF will serve as a political and inspirational link to neighbouring societies. As a breeding ground for queer discourse and artistic creation, we hope that the festival’s impact will extend beyond the borders of Greece.​

SOCIAL NETWORKS

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CONTACT

General Info & Queries

tqaf2021@gmail.com

Press & Communications tqafcommunications@gmail.com

Film

tqaf.film@gmail.com

JOIN OUR NETWORK

Balkan Queer Network

FESTIVAL TEAM

CURATORIAL

Aicha Josefa Trinidad Gououi, Alexandros Tsonis, Kosta Karakashyan, Lucía García Martín, MAx Provenzano & Vassia Magoula

FILM PROGRAMME

Annie Tsevdomaria, Evi Minou & Magda Vaz

FESTIVAL COORDINATION

Aristea Rellou

OUTREACH & WORKSHOP COORDINATION

Tomas Diafas

DIGITAL & COMMUNICATIONS

Dominic Sylvia Lauren