¿Maíz Transgénico? No, Gracias.
2010 Bicentenario de México,
defendámos lo nuestro!
Biodiversidad, en defensa del maíz!
Nuestro Maíz Biodiverso, cuidémoslo!
Biodiversidad
En México decimos:
Transgénicos: Ni salud, ni alimento para el mundo! Somos centro de origen del maíz, no queremos jugar con biotecnología riesgosa como los transgénicos!
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COP15 United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change
NOVEMBER-DECEMBER 2009
Photo taken at the Art Installation Hemme Bygge in Malmö Sweden, Used to illustrate the COP 15 LogoThis December in Copenhagen I am
Fortunate enough to have a Media Pass
in order to report from the United Nations Climate Change Conference!
I am already in Copenhagen
and am preparing for the conference while on the side
documenting the sequence of events which leads
to climate activism during the COP 15 on December 12th 2009.
350.org Photo taken on October in Guadalajara Jalisco Mexico
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Watch the Video for the International
Climate Action Day OCTOBER 24th 2009 in Guadalajara Jalisco MEXICO!
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AUGUST 2009
Instalación de Multimedia en North Hollywood
Para su TÉSIS, Beatriz Barragan Horn (México) y Janine Stengel (Alemania) colaboraron para crear una experiencia a través del espacio de una galería de multimedia localizada en North Hollywood, la cual incluyó: FOTOGRAFÍA, INSTALACIONES DE VIDEO, PROJECIONES, PANTALLAS CON RETRATOS DE VIDEO Y PERFORMANCE ART.
EL TÉMA:
Rutinas
de
Desperdicio
Instalación de multimedia sobre la cultura del desperdicio (la cultura de ¨tirar a la basura¨).
Se expusieron imágenes sobre el consumismo, nuestra relación con la basura, sistemas de transporte de prodúctos y personas público VS. Privado, energia sustentable, pozos petroleros e ilustraciones fotográficas como de ¨stop motion.¨Tratar de enfrentar al visitante con su ambiente causando una reflexión que lleve a un cambio de rutina.
La noche de apertura de la instalación de multimedia fue el 28 de Agosto 2009, dos días antes de que Barragán y Stengel se recibieran de las carreras de Cine-Video y Periodismo Visual, respectivamente.
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ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION DOCUMENTARY SCREENING
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Disposable Routines:
Multimedia Installation
on our Throw Away Culture
Photography – Video Installation
exploring the consumption and
disposable routines of contemporary
society stressing the individual’s importance to Global efforts.
Exhibition Dates: August 28th 2009 – September 4th 2009
Opening Reception: August 28th 2009 6-10pm
Experience a multidiscipline art installation which deals with current issues in an interactive manner. Be prepared to engage in a conversation, to have the opportunity to learn about the importance of your contribution towards a healthy environment. Conglomeration of facts, quotes and visuals to stimulate your mind towards thinking sustainably.
Documentary Film makers Janine Stengel, Germany, and Beatriz Barragan Horn from Mexico will showcase the essence of their documentary efforts in a Gallery/Installation. With a filmography of 6 documentary films, including two feature length documentaries, the visual catalyst has been to combine the expertise of their programs: Visual Journalism and Video and Film Production, respectively. Reoccurring themes through these young artists work include: climate change, consumerism, waste and the power of the individual.
The exhibition has a definite multimedia approach towards communicating the sustainable message, including: video projections, large photographic prints, participation in art, performance art, interactive media, facts and quotes; the goal is to awake the audience’s desire to intervene in the fate of our common future.
Video projections will guide the viewer through a train of thought paced by the editing and juxtaposition of images which ultimately will evoke an instance for reflection about the viewers own consumption routine. Photographic prints will be encountered, both in large format and in small “photo stories.” Images will be supported by facts acquired through the documentary film making process.
The audience will be lead towards the concepts of waste, consumption, disposable- throw away culture, transportation/commuting and how our industrialized culture is affecting the food industry. Performance art will give a voice to all these complex social problems by providing a narrative monologue that relates directly with the facts displayed in the gallery. By making the familiar seem unfamiliar, the viewers will come to the realization that they themselves are responsible for taking action towards minimizing their impact on our environment.
EXHIBITION AND GALLERY EVENTS ARE FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
SUPPLEMENTARY PROGRAMING
Conversation Sessions
Wednesday September 2nd
5:30pm to 7:00pm
Conversation Sessions- Topic: Media-Propaganda-Manipulation and Consumption
Round Table discussion about our society and the forces that intervene in our consumption choices. People looking for a good civilized conversation and sharing ideas are welcome to attend.
Documentary Screening
Thursday September 3rd
6:00pm to 7:00pm
Documentary Screening: Confronting Current Mentalities
The latest feature length documentary produced by Stengel and Barragan will be screened in its entirety with a Q and A session after the screening.
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