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TRAMA is an interdisciplinary programme that considers the moving image and relates it to other arts and areas of knowledge in the form of talks, performances, concerts, workshops and screenings. This programme aims to create new ecosystems that can help us to generate a vocabulary to understand and think about the present and invent other possible futures.
TRAMA activates a “gravitational force” that fosters a critical space to practice slower paced collaboration and care. A project that makes us expand “solidarity to infinity”, to paraphrase Victor Hugo, through new forms of film exchange and perception in relation to other artistic practices.
Friday 13 September
6.30 pm: DEATH IS THE FIRST PART OF LIFE
Talk by the Portuguese filmmaker Catarina Vasconcelos (Lisbon, 1986).
8 pm: THE RITUAL OF THE BATH: POETICS FROM THE TIME OF LOVERS
Performance reading by the writer Sara Torres (Gijón, 1991).
9 pm: REMOVE THE LEAVES
16mm screening and performance: quitar las hojas (remove the leaves), an overview of some of the films by the artist and filmmaker Valentina Alvarado Matos (Maracaibo, 1986)
Saturday 14 September
10 am – 12 pm: THE MYSTERY OF DEMAND: LOVE LETTERS
Workshop with Sara Torres (I).
12.30 pm: CONVERSATION
Conversation between Sara Torres and Arantza Santesteban (Pamplona, 1979).
5.30 pm: EVERY EXIT IS AN ENTRANCE
Screening of works by the artist and filmmaker Alex Reynolds (Bilbao, 1978) and a conversation with the artist Julia Spínola (Madrid, 1979).
8.30 pm: CONCERT
Concert performance by the C.U.O. centre of musical and visual experimentation, in collaboration with the artist Itziar Garaluce (Vitoria-Gasteiz, 1986).
Sunday 15 September
10 am – 2 pm: THE MYSTERY OF DEMAND: LOVE LETTERS
Workshop with Sara Torres (II).
TRAMA is a project of Artium Museoa, curated by Garbiñe Ortega.
From 13 to 15 September
All activities are free entry until full capacity is reached, except the workshop given by Sara Torres, which has limited places. To participate, please send a letter of motivation (max. 200 words) to izen-emateak@artium.eus before 6 September.