Trafficking in Knowledge Open PEI seminar with Feña Celedón (Norma Mor / Muerte a la Norma), Salima Jirari, Luiza Fagá, Yazel Parra, Tania Libertad, elisa ortega, andi icaza, Juan Pablo Velásquez, Thais De Menezes, Iagor Peres, Feña Herrada, Efecto Desarme (Rocío del Pino), Marcos Krämer, Lluís Vecina, Mariana Orantes and others.
Participants in the 9th edition of the MACBA PEI will share their knowledge, experiences, songs, instructions, questions, choreographies and methodologies. This series of exchanges will allow a multitude of experiential journeys, everyday enquiries and a wealth of knowledge –both personal and collective– to cross-pollinate.
This event is presented as part of Song for Many Movements, an ephemeral experiment in which the ground floor of MACBA becomes a stage for encounters, conversations and shared listening. Curated by María Berríos and Sabel Gavaldon.
Programme
March 16, 2024
The artistic practice of Drag. Decolonising gender
Feña Celedón (Norma Mor / Muerte a la Norma)
Feña Celedón –better known as Norma Mor / Muerta a la Norma– presents to us a performative presentation through the medium of drag, sharing practical tools for understandinghow drag technology can be a means of deconstructing colonially imposed ideas of gender.
How to archive a grain
Salima Jirari, Luiza Fagá, Yazel Parra, Tania Libertad, elisa ortega, andi icaza, Juan Pablo Velásquez and Thais De Menezes
A playful excuse to reflect and experiment with different ways of archiving, rooted in alternative sensibilities, imaginaries and world views.
Devices for De-archiving
Thais De Menezes and Iagor Peres
Starting from comprehensive modulations of intertwined paths and trajectories, as well as different fields of sound that eschew the idea of separation, archiving and archives are brought together as one.
Pornographic practices against the death drive
Feña Herrada
A BDSM session will guide the opening of a porn archive created in Santiago de Chile from 2019 to 2022. This period marked by the social uprising and the pandemic, reconfigured our relationship with death, and permeated the pornographic scene, simultaneously intensifying censorship against it.
The sound of our lands
Efecto Desarme (Rocío del Pino), Marcos Krämer and Lluís Vecina
Sonic improvisation, guided by and in dialogue with the audience. We will reflect, through collective improvisation, on the identity of our various territories, and on the memories that those sounds evoke.
Las Anarosas present: This is what we call theft
Mariana Orantes, Lara Martínez, Laura Paz Muñoz and Tatiana Donoso
This performance uses necro-writing and literary disappropriation to create sonic-poetic pieces based on the workings of "a machine that affirms randomness and chance".
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