Curated by Adrienne Goehler, co-curated by Rodolfo Andaur and set up in collaboration with Fagnes

The IASS and the Heinrich Böll Foundation Cono Sur (HBS) launched an innovative series of events in Chile to foster dialogue at the intersection of the arts, politics, and sustainability. The programme includes discussion panels, workshops, guided tours, performances, and video screenings on a broad range of sustainability topics. The events will be staged at Valparaíso Cultural Park and other sites in the city between 9 June and 13 August, 2017.

Aus Chile kommen hinzu:
Aninat-Swinburn, Natascha de Cortillas, Vania Caro Melo, Claudia Müller, Guisela Munita,  Alejandra Prieto

Künstler:innen

Marc Aldinger • Ravi Agarwal • Jennifer Allora | Guillermo Calzadilla • Francis Alÿs • Artist Collective SCHAUM • Néle Azevedo • Joseph Beuys • Richard Box • Jens Burde • Ines Doujak • Olafur Eliasson | Frederik Ottesen • Emine Ercihan • Susanne Gabler • Dionisio González • Galerie für Landschaftskunst • Emiliano Godoy • Lola Göller • Sonia Guggisberg • Ilkka Halso • Hermann Josef Hack • Cornelia Hesse-Honegger • Vincent J.F. Huang • Edi Hirose • Alejandro Jaime • Folke Köbberling | Martin Kaltwasser • Christian Kuhtz • Christin Lahr • Antal Lakner • Jae Rhim Lee • Marlen Liebau | Marc Lingk • Till Leeser • Sarah Lewison • Rudolf zur Lippe • Renzo Martens • Ayumi Matsuzaka • Ma Yongfeng • Lucia Monge • Manish Nai • Eliana Otta • Shirley Paes Leme • Dan Peterman • Clement Price-Thomas • Rebecca Raue • Dodi Reifenberg • Pedro Reyes • Ariel Rojo • Gustavo Romano • Michael Saup • Ursula Schulz-Dornburg • Dina Shenhav • David Smithson • Robert Smithson • Jakub Szczesny • Maria Vedder • Wang Jiuliang • Andreas Wegner • Xing Danwen • The Yes Men • Yang Shaobin • Zwischenbericht

Natascha de Cortillas

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