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Crafts and experimentation |
San Javier hosts during a workshop next week on 16mm film.
which will be held from 18 to 21 January at the Museum of San Javier, and Friday 22 at the LAB in Murcia, which will host a public screening of the work done in previous days.
The 15 students selected from the Region of Murcia, Tarragona, Barcelona, Madrid, Badajoz, Alicante, as well as Portugal and Italy, put under the command of Guillermo Zabaleta, a member of Contemporary Art Foundation Montevideo (www.facmvd. org), to experiment and find new ways from the more traditional side of cinema.
This project, a pioneer in Spain, has been a collaborative effort to Think San Javier, the street art festival organized by the Department of Youth, with LAB, Laboratorio de Arte Joven, de Murcia, and the collective "Tresorg Imagination."
The high demand has seen the shop has led to the conclusion of the second workshop, "Film Found" to be conducted during the weekend of 23 and 24 January, in which participants will explore new visual languages using various techniques on 16mm old images, by hand frame by frame.
The Youth council of the municipality of San Javier, José Luis Espinosa and San Javier Imagine coordinator, photographer, Salvi Vivancos, have confirmed that the workshop aims to be the starting point for deployment to San Javier in a film laboratory experimental permanent, "and thus become a reference in Spain on the experiment in 16mm format."
Materialize this goal, San Javier in Spain would host an experience that has already successfully developed in cities like Paris through the Laboratory of 16mm.
"L'abominable", and in Amsterdam, Turin, London, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, New York, and Quebec.
This project was born in Montevideo, Uruguay, through FAC, Foundation for Contemporary Art, Craft Lab as 16mm., In order to resume the ancient tradition of experimental cinema in the city of Montevideo, and the intention to expand the initiative as has occurred in various cities around the world.
Guillermo Zabaleta explained that this work is to open and establish a space for artistic experimentation on analog image, teaching tools support intervention on 16mm.
and create a new relationship with cinema.
An important part of the project is to multiply the initiative in other places, through the introduction of film laboratories, generating collective of artists who support resume 16mm.
and help to cut the chain, creating a new form of production and economy from the film industry, developing an alternative industrial network, new exhibition spaces, providing new views and achieving greater interaction with the public.
The Uruguayan government has given the value of national cultural interest to action by the Foundation for Contemporary Art in San Javier Montevideo made by the workshop of 16mm.
Source: Ayuntamiento de San Javier
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