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Saturday 26 (From 19:00 pm to 24:00 pm) 19:00 to 20:30 Seminar

TA-TE ICT-Information Technologies communication and education by Nicholas Sorrivas. 20:30-24:00
Photography Exhibition, Painting and Installation Performance
21:00 to 21:45 22:00 to 22:45

SHORT PROJECTIONS "Last Post" Cecilia Garizoain (dur. 3 min)
"Winter" (18 min.)
"Doves" (8 min. 30 sec.)
"Love of Souls" (15 min.)
Sunday 27 (From 14:00 pm to 24:00 )
Costume Workshop 14:00 to 17:00 on paper and paintings by Juliana fluorine Sorrivas Valeria Knell
Music Improvisation Workshop 17:00 to 19:00 by Dopazo
Luke 19:00 to 20:30 Seminar TE-TA-ICT Information Technologies and Communication Technologies in Education by Nicholas Sorrivas. 21:00
Parade costume shop and exhibition displays 22:00
Duo "Root Trunca" composed by Victoria Lucas Echeverria and Dopazo.



Monday 28 Open from 10:00 am to 20:00 pm
Cantina: From 20:30 pm

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WORKSHOPS AND SEMINARS
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• Title: TA-TE-ICT, Information Technologies and Communication in Education
  
  Coordinator: Nicholas Sorrivas (Bachelor of Education Audiovisual Arts)
  
  Description:
  This workshop aims to inform and reflect on the use of Information Technologies and Communication in Education. In the XXI century, the courtly must rethink our practices, our relationship with technology and how it can contribute to the education of young pringlenses. Is aimed at teachers and education professionals in primary and secondary levels are updated constantly. The workshop is designed for two blocks of 90 minutes which set several new ways to reach kids through technology and media.
  
  Technical Requirements:
  DVD. Canyon. Sound equipment.
  
  
  
  
  • Title of Workshop: Characterization of paper costumes and makeup fluoride to black light.
  
  
  Coordinators: Juliana Sorrivas (Clothing designer) and Valerie Knell (Bachelor in Fine Arts)
  
  Synopsis:
  
  The workshop aims to overturn the universal characters look like Marie Antoinette or characters of urban legends like the bogeyman or the reason llorona to build a costume using paper instead of fabric.
  comparisons between games and analyze the characteristics that distinguish each of the characters to shape a group proposal for your wardrobe.
  Before making a final proposal can be made sketches or conducting tests to anticipate how we will resolve issues such as providing technical support, resolving seams, or join different parts of the suit. To complete the characterization will be an artistic makeup Fluorescent colors, can be either on the face and the rest of the body composed of the character and costume parade on the proposed model under a black light on one night of the Festival.
  
  Objectives:
  
  • Use the paper as a support for a dress.
  • Integrate the makeup and costumes in the characterization of a character
  • recognize the characteristics of a character to describe and / or emphasize it from the makeup and costumes.
  • Enjoy creative teamwork.
  
  Methodology:
  
  Participants will be divided into groups of no more than 4 people and choose a character from which work on the design of their costumes and makeup.
  elect a representative who will display the final work on the parade.
  
  Duration: 2 meetings on different days of 2 hours each.
  
  Target: 18 to 40 years old
  
  Cost: Free Limit
  
  enrolled: 24
  
  
  Title of Workshop: "The hands on the <>"
  
  Description: The aim of the workshop appears before the current relationship of listeners and music (mainly of new generations), within the scope of this music in digital media. Due to a greater extent, or in its entirety, the massive potential of those media in society (potential and high level of development). In this regard, a common factor there is a certain distance between the listener and the reality in music production, and therefore a considerable distance between listener and music producer (understood here as a music producer to the person who "composed" and / or -runs-produced sounds). Then a cloud looms on the idea of \u200b\u200bhow sounds are born in this context, "where does the music that we enjoy when we listen to a CD / dance in a bowling alley / listen to radio or watch TV? "for example.
  The interest of the workshop is to bring as far as possible, the distance of which we speak, inviting all who wish to participate in a live production of music in which he recorded with a digital medium (PC) what is being contributing to all these assets, and finally be seeing the results as they occur. Therefore, it would go together, the path from the moment of "creation" (collectively or individually, but preferably the former) so that log (recording with the digital medium.) As a last point, could be added to the proposal of a will encouraged to listen to the different resulting sound produced in vivo, because the noise can also conform to the music (if we understand music as a sequence of sounds and silences so arranged as to express or represent ideas) just depends on how they are used, so the least we will try to be the musical idea or not, being really important the participation, and contribution of his personal will.
  
  Target audience: all audiences.
  Participants may bring (it would be ideal) any conventional musical instrument, or any instrument "unconventional" to generate sound.
  
  Requirements Specifications: Audio: 2 lines, 3 microphones (with their feet), 2 stereo miniplug cable for input / output of the PC.