Arniches 26 junto con The Social Hub presentan al festival de videoarte PROYECTOR con el estreno del último cortometraje de animación “Alguén me chamou serpe negra” del artista Borja Santomé.
“Alguén me chamou serpe negra”
El estreno tendrá lugar el jueves 7 de septiembre a las 21:00-24:00, donde se ofrecerá un cóctel y picoteo, y tendrán la oportunidad de conocer y charlar con el artista. A las 21:45 se hará una pequeña introducción a la película. El cortometraje tendrá una duración de 10 min y se realizarán 3 pases, a las 22:00, a las 22:20 y a las 22:40. Permitiendo entre pase y pase unos minutos para que el artista conteste a sus preguntas.
La película se proyectará al aire libre en el patio del The Social Hub.
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The PROYECTOR Platform intended for Images of Movement gives voice to non-cinematic normative proposals; pieces that seek the relationship with the body, the scale and the space that houses them; pieces that need a viewer to get involved, to be present around the piece to be able to understand them in their entirety.
From September 6th to 17th, 2023, more than twenty spaces in the city of Madrid intersected, showing new languages and formats through some 100 pieces of expanded cinema, performance, video art, site-specific pieces, interactive pieces and unique works.
The collaborating venues are creating a cultural route giving visibility to both the most independent and the most consolidated spaces, going from the central areas to the outskirts neighborhoods of the capital.
We find proposals both curated by the PROYECTOR platform and by the galleries and museums themselves that are part of the OFF Tour. As always, our selection included works by invited artists and artists selected by an international public call whose jury was Rosell Meseguer, Guillermo G. Peydró and Carlos T. Mori. Likewise, we have collaborations, such as the usual Loops.Expanded, Miden, PLAY and Fonlad. All the pieces on display have been grouped into curatorships differentiated by their current themes. Two of the pieces most valued by the jury will be awarded the Hertzog Da Silva Prize.
