Virginia Villaplana presents book on Franco's repression on Friday August 13, 1919 pm in the Library Engelman, Rondeau 1430
The moment of memory: a documentary novel based on the history of the Franco regime, to through the eyes of visual artist, writer and researcher Virginia Villaplana.
Villaplana Virginia, was born in Paris in 1972, lives in Spain where he teaches at the School of Communication at the University of Valencia. He has made countless contributions on social and historical research and art synthesized in the mid-biography.
has come to Uruguay, invited by the Foundation for Contemporary Art (FAC) to present the book "The Moment of Remembrance", a documentary novel based on two sites of pain and endurance. On the one hand, the graves of Franco's repression in the Cemetery of Valencia and the other the territory of the resistance machinery that shaped the experience of the guerrilla group's Levante y Aragón (AGLA), two key sites for understanding the repression during the Franco dictatorship. Friday, August 13 at 19 pm. Engelman Ost Collection, Rondeau 1430
also participate in Working Documents: a workshop that explores, through art practice, the generation of documentary strategies social crisis intervention.
working lines passing Working Documents extend to gender politics and identity, translation and mediation, to question the cultural historical references to the receipt of the documentary image through relational projection devices to performance as a symbolic geography and agencies with a clear vocation to construct public collaborative community.
Working documents: Saturday 14, 21 and 28 August at the headquarters of the Foundation for Contemporary Art
For interviews and registration: Juan Carlos Gomez 1544 fac / p 2, 3 and 4 /
Tel: 9166417 fac@internet.com.uy
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