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Travesías
(Crossings): Chile - Asia Pacific comprises
the curatorship, management and production of
a series of bilateral visual arts exhibitions
between Chile and APEC member cultures, to be
carried out in a period initially established
as five years (2005 - 2010), which would be entrusted
to the MAC.
This implies that the works of art sent to Chile
from abroad would be showcased at the MAC in Santiago,
while those sent abroad from Chile would be exhibited
by the network of Centers and Museums of Contemporary
Art of each participating APEC Economy.
It
should be noted that the overall curatorial guideline
of the exhibitions, established by the MAC, contemplates
the work of artists concerned with "expressing
the great changes that have taken place in their
cultures, from a historical and macro-social perspective
as well as in people's daily life". However,
the selection of artists from participating economies
will be responsibility of the Museum of Contemporary
Art or the Art Center of each invited Economy.
In the case of the Chilean sample, the selection
of artists will be responsibility of a Curatorial
Committee determined by the MAC.
Along
with the exhibitions, the MAC will organize conferences
and publish catalogues to contextualize the artworks
exhibited and the cultural background of them.
For this purpose it will invite the presentation
of papers that -from the analysis of the latest
contemporary art production in each economy -
portray the original culture, the cultural and
social changes, significant historical events;
memory and present times.
The
first showcase of the "Travesías (Crossings):
Chile - Asia Pacific" project has been programmed
for November 2005, and would include a selection
of Chilean art to be exhibited at the National
Museum of Contemporary Art in the Republic of
Korea.
For
the selection of artworks and artists to participate
in this first stage, the MAC invited the Art Historians
and Academics Guillermo Machuca and Soledad Novoa,
whom along with Francisco Brugnoli, Director of
the MAC, will form the curatorship team.
A
schedule of the stages to be implemented follows,
including the APEC member Economies with which
a schedule has already been agreed on: the Republic
of Korea and the People's Republic of China.
Schedule
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Project
formulation and preparation
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2004
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Project
preparation and first contacts with possible
associates
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General
Project launching at SOM meeting: 15
November, APEC 2004 Summit - Chile.
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Implementation
Stage 2005
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Preparation
of Exhibitions and shipments: First Cycle
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Chilean
art MAC exhibition will be sent to the National
Museum of Contemporary Art in Korea. November
2005
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Invite
other Economies
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Implementation
Stage 2006
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Preparation
of Shipments: Second Cycle
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Exhibition
at MAC of art work sent by National Museum
of Contemporary Art in Korea
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Third
cycle
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Exhibition
at MAC of art work sent by P.R of China
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Fourth
cycle
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Exhibition
of Chilean art work sent by MAC to P.R.
of China
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Preparation
of Invitations and Shipments: 2007
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MAC
in another APEC Economy
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Another
APEC Economy at MAC
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