Art + Environment
Dialogues Program
September 1st to October 24th, 2010.
The I International Caribbean Triennial is conceived as a unique platform for the empowerment of contemporary art and artists in the Caribbean and
The ICT/2010 is proposed as a new commitment for a multicultural dialogue. The Triennial proposes a constructive, open, reflective, poetic, transparent, alive, purposeful, fraternal dialogue from and through the imagination, sensitivity and creativity of those vibrant spiritual latitudes. It focuses especially on artists whose proposals consider the facts that they share an intensive questioning about the multiple elements that make up the complex identities and contemporary social realities, as well as a major concern for the harmful effects resulting from the spiraling degradation of human groups, are inflicting on biodiversity and the environment, This effect at times through the warped processes of exploitation, “development” and consumption of nonrenewable natural resources, and often in many other unconscious ways. It is precisely within this framework that raises these dialogues, lectures, and panels that are part of the ICT/2010. The following program will be developed alongside the exhibition, and consists of four core elements:
Biennials, Triennials, CONTESTS: How they function today
Since their foundations, the Biennials, Triennials, Competitions and other events of a similar nature have prompted dialogues, debates and controversies within Dominican society. This, an institutional effect of its own existence, makes evident which kinds of contests act as accelerators of the country’s art scene.
These events promote criteria of “dissemination” of art and structuring reasoning on certain practices and initiatives of the recuperation of models that allow the establishment of a link between cultural production, the creators and thinkers of the region.
ART AND ENVIRONMENT:
What’s currently happening? How Contemporary Art proposes the current state of this relationship?
The axes of reflections that articulate this core element are the environment and the relationships between society –contemporary art - and habitat. These embrace a reflective of a critical perspective, which signals the situational conditioning.
ART AND HABITAT:
How do contemporary creators face Global Climate Crisis?
Denunciation and action in contemporary Art. The exponents will exhibit works whose contents enable the treatment of an image as a means of denunciation by focusing on the awakening of the sensitive processes of environmental degradation and the impact of human activity on ecosystems.
How to transform reality from the imagination?
The debate of this core element deals with proposals that focus on environmental conditions and are exposed from perspectives which depart from the traditional aesthetic concepts.
Dialogues during break: August 23rd, 24th and 25th
• Type of meeting: 45-minute conversations with the participating artists during the assembly of his works in the ICT/2010.
These dialogues will take place on the stairway entrance to the MAM.
Conversations with the Awards Jury: September 2nd.
Place: Auditorium of the MAM.
• Talks with the members of the Jury of the ICT/2010. Topics: General impressions of the works presented at the ICT/2010; transcendence of this theme at the moment, work processes of the jury and the importance of the award winning works. Each jury member will have 10 to 15 minutes to present his topic.
Discussions Forum with the Jurors, curators and artists:
September 2nd, 3rd and 4th. Place: Auditorium of MAM
Conferences, Seminars, Conversations with Jurors, Curators and Artists.
• Type of event: Conferences and dialogues which cover a total length of two hours each. With a 15-20 minutes participation for each of the curators, jury members or special invited guests participating in the ICT/2010.
Participants
Jurors
Orlando Britto
Michéle Dalmace
Carol Damian
Myrna Guerrero
Yakouba Konaté
Curators
Dominique Brebion (Francophone Caribbean Curator)
Committee of Curators (Anglophone Caribbean Curator)
Jorge Gutiérrez (Grand Caribbean and
José Manuel Noceda (Curator for Central America)
Jennifer Smit (Dutch Caribbean Curator)
Danilo de los Santos (Hispanic Caribbean Curator)
Guest panelists
Delia Blanco (Art Critic-D.R.)
Luis Carvajal (D.R. Environmental Specialist)
Consuelo Ciscar (Director of IVAM, Valencia, Spain)
Laura Gil (AICA-D.R.)
Michel Lerebours (President of IAAC-Haiti)
Artists
Milton Becerra/Venezuela
Tony Capellán//Dominican Republic
Caryanna Castillo//Dominican Republic
Cristina Cuadra/Mexico - Nicaragua
Tirso Martha/Curazao
Colectivo La Torana/Guatemala
Marcos Lora Read/Dominican Republic
Charo Oquet/Dominican Republic
Fausto Ortiz/Colectivo Recycle2 República Dominicana
Francisco Salguero Leal/Colectivo Recycle2 MéxicoJorge Pineda/Dominican Republic
Belkis Ramírez/Dominican Republic
Antuán Rodríguez/Cuba
Adán Vallecillo/Honduras
Verónica Vides/El Salvador
Patricia Villalobos/Nicaragua
Wendy Wischer/Miami
ADCA moderators
Carlos Acero Ruiz
Guadalupe Casanovas
Sara Hermann
Amable López Meléndez
Abil Peralta
Odalis Pérez
Clara Silvestre
Marianne de Tolentino
Chronogram/Schedule
Dialogues during break: August 23rd, 24th and 25th.
August 23rd
11:30 a.m.
Tirso Martha/Curazao
Marcos Lora/Dominican Republic
6:00 p.m.
Verónica Vides/El Salvador
Milton Becerra/Venezuela
ADCA Moderator: Sara Hermann
August 24th
11:30 a.m.
Adán Vallecillo/Honduras
Colectivo La Torana/Guatemala
6:00 p.m.
Jorge Pineda/Dominican Republic
Wendy Wischer/Miami
ADCA Moderator: Guadalupe Casasnovas
August 25th
11:30 a.m.
Charo Oquet/Dominican Republic
Antuán Rodríguez/Cuba
6:00 p.m.
Cristina Cuadra/Mexico - Nicaragua
Patricia Villalobos/Nicaragua
ADCA Moderator: Clara Silvestre
Discussion Forum: September 2nd
10:30 a.m.
Registration
11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Presentation by the Director of MAM/
Director of the Triennial: María Elena Ditrén
Magisterial Panel
Consuelo Ciscar (Director of IVAM)
Yakouba Konaté (Jurado/President of AICA)
José Manuel Noceda (Curator Central)
ADCA Moderator: Amable Lopez Melendez
BIENNIALS, TRIENNIALS, CONTEST AND THEIR PRESENT FUNCTIONING:
Since their beginnings, the Biennials, Triennials, Competitions and other events of a similar nature have prompted dialogues, debates and controversies within Dominican society. This, an institutional effect of its own existence, makes evident which kind of contests operate as accelerators of the country’s art scene. These events promote criteria of “dissemination” of art and formulate arguments on certain practices and initiatives of the recuperation of models that allow the establishing of a link between the region’s cultural production, the creators and thinkers.
1:00 to 2:00 p.m.
Lunch Break
MAM’s Spanish Patio
2:00 to 4:00 p.m.
Conversation with the members of the Jury
Orlando Britto
Michéle Dalmace
Carol Damian
Myrna Guerrero
Yakouba Konaté
ADCA Moderator: Marianne de Tolentino (Curatorial Committee)
Discussion Forum: September 3rd
11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
ART AND ENVIRONMENT
What is currently happening? How does Contemporary Art present the current state of this relationship?
The axes of reflection which articulate this element are the environment and relationships between society –contemporary art- and habitat. These embrace a reflective and critical perspective which signals the current conditions.
Luis Carvajal (Environmental Specialist)
José Manuel Noceda (Curator for Central America )
Amable López Meléndez (Curatorial Committee)
Tony Capellán (Invited Artist of the
ADCA Moderator: Odalis Perez
1:00 to 2:00 p.m.
Lunch Break
MAM’s Spanish Patio
2:00 to 4:00 p.m.
ART AND HABITAT
How do contemporary creators face the Global Climate Crisis?
Denunciation and procedures in Contemporary Arts. The exponents will show works whose contents enable the treatment of the image as a means of denunciation, focused towards the awakening to the sensitive processes of environmental degradation and the impact of human activity on ecosystems.
Jorge Gutiérrez (Grand Caribbean and
Charo Oquet (Artist of the
Jennifer Smit (Netherlands-Caribe Curator)
ADCA Moderator: Sara Hermann
4:00 to 6:00 pm
How to transform reality from the imagination?
The debates in this core element refer to proposals that focus on environmental conditions from perspectives which depart from the traditional aesthetic concepts.
Dominique Brebion (Curator Francophone
Michel Lerebours (President of IAAC-Haití)
Danilo de los Santos (Curator Hispanic Caribbean)
Adán Vallecillo (Artist,
ADCA Moderator: Abil Peralta
Discussion Forum: September 4th
11:00 to 11:45 a.m.
Conference
Marianne de Tolentino (Art Critic-D.R.)
11:45 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Conference: “The repossession of the Environment in the
Delia Blanco (Art Critic-D.R.)
12:45 to 1:30 p.m.
Panel: Contemporary Dominican artists and the environment:
Action and reaction.
Tony Capellón
Caryanna Castillo
Fausto Ortiz
Francisco Salguero Leal
Jorge Pineda
Belkis Ramírez
ADCA Moderator: Carlos Acero Ruiz
SPECIAL PROJECTS
September 2nd
RABLACI: “Metaphors of Contemporary Man“
Front Esplanade of the MAM
JOSÉ BEDIA
JULIO QUARESMA, “
Collection of the Modern Art Institute of
Front Esplanade of the MAM
OTHER ACTIVITIES
September 14th - 5th October
6:00 to 8:00 p.m.
Course: “History of Art of the
Laura Gil Fiallo
Guided visits
10:00 a.m. to 12:00 m. / 3:00 to 5:00 p.m.
The Triennial as seen by children
Wednesday from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 m.
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