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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London;VALUE=DATE:20191210
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London;VALUE=DATE:20191216
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URL:https://www.artinliverpool.com/events/tate-liverpool-tearing-up-the-pa
 st-with-university-of-liverpool/
SUMMARY:Tate Liverpool: Tate Liverpool: Tearing up the Past\, with Universi
 ty of Liverpool
DESCRIPTION:TEARING UP THE PAST\nWITH THE UNIVERSITY OF LIVERPOOL\n10–15 
 DECEMBER 2019 AT 10.00–16.50\n\n\nReflect on the role that photo montage
  has played in celebrating and criticising different forms of power\n\n\n\
 n\nTearing Up the Past focuses on conflict and artistic resistance in Lat
 in America. Collage and photo montage are ways to express a political disp
 ute or to combat those who attempt to cover up traumatic events. These col
 lages and photomontages are seen as critical responses to images that circ
 ulate in mass media\, family albums and public archives. They bring to lig
 ht the hidden\, the silenced and the invisible. In doing this they make a 
 political stance on the images of history and the history of images.\n\nIn
  Tate Exchange\, encounter a display of work by Argentine artists. This in
 cludes work by photographer Lucila Quieto\, who will be leading a series o
 f workshops.\n\nProgramme\n\nWednesday 11 December\n14.00-14.30: Introduct
 ory talk with Jordana Blejmar (University of Liverpool) and Natalia Fortun
 y (CONICET-University of Buenos Aires).\n14.30-16.00: Collective Collage w
 orkshop with Argentine photographer Lucila Quieto. Disassemble photographs
  of historical events or those from family albums to produce new stories.\
 n\nFriday 13 December\n11.00-13.00: Screenings about the escraches\, a sla
 ng word for ‘to expose’ a form of Latin American art activism. Featuri
 ng the work of Argentinean Grupo de Arte Callejero/Street Art Group and of
  Spanish artist and activist Marcelo Expósito.\n14.00-16.00: Art and Poli
 tics collage workshop\, inspired by the work of Leon Ferrari\, with Mara P
 olgovsky Ezcurra (Birkbeck College).\n\nSaturday 14 December\n11.00-13.00:
  The Museum of Me workshop with Claire Taylor (University of Liverpool).\n
 When you visit a museum\, do you see yourself reflected in what’s in the
 re? If there was a museum of you\, what would it look like? What is your s
 tory that’s not being told in museums?\n14.00-16.00: In Conversation wit
 h Award-winning photographer Jillian Edelstein.\n\nSunday 15 December\n11.
 00-13.00: Collective Collage workshop with Lucila Quieto and presentation 
 of the Collective Collage Mural.\n\nWith thanks to Jordana Blejmar\, Lucia
  Brandi\, Marcelo Brodsky\, CELS (Centro de Estudios Legales y Sociales)\
 , Grupo de Estudios en Fotografía Contemporánea\, Arte y Política (FoC
 o)-IIGG-UBA\, Jillian Edelstein\, Marcelo Expósito\, Fundación Ferrari
 \, Natalia Fortuny\, Ana Longoni\, Ailsa Peate\, Mara Polgovsky Ezcurra \
 , Lucila Quieto and Claire Taylor. And also GAC (Grupo de Arte Callejero/S
 treet Art Group) current members include Lorena Bossi\, Vanesa Bossi\, Fer
 nanda Carrizo\, Mariana Corral and Carolina Golder.\n\nThis residency is l
 ed by the department of Communication and Media based at the University
  of Liverpool.\n\n
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