1001 days of a History of Ours

Presentation of the results of the image construction workshop at the Librería Cooperativa La Caníbal, which crosses an exercise in memory and fiction to construct accounts of a powerful period that we want to look back on and bring into the present. Fifty years after the coup d'état in Chile, that memory resonates in other territories, and it is that resonance that we seek to revisit and update. To construct imaginaries that connect us with the past, give new meaning to the present and make possible possible futures. Counterimaginaries to contemporary reality.

Activity by Contraimaginarios (postpandemic) Jesús Arpal-Moya, Nancy Garín and Antoine Silvestre, Librería Cooperativa La Caníbal, Linda Valdés, Feña Celedón (Muerte a la Norma), Fernanda Herrada and Rocio del Pino Lobos.

By Contraimaginaris Postpandèmics (Antoine Silvestre, Jesús Arpal Moya and Nancy Garín)

With the participation of Linda Valdés, Fernanda Errada, Rocio del Pino Lobos and Feña Celedón (Muerte a la Norma)

In collaboration with Llibreria Cooperativa La Caníbal

Linda Valdés is an independent researcher and curator.  Her work focuses on the politics of the body and the archive.  The AIDS crisis has been one of her research focuses since the collective project "Anarchivo sida". Linda is co-founder of the research platform Equipo re and has been a member of the Fundació Antoni Tàpies team since 2008.

Feña Celedón (Muerte a la Norma) multidisciplinary artist, non-binary transvestite and activist, of Chilean nationality, dedicates her work to gender performance and art direction.

Fernanda Herrada is a sex-dissident activist born in Melipilla. Pornographer, theatre designer, photographer and illustrator. Currently studying the independent studies programme at MACBA.

Rocio del Pino Lobos (Efecto Desarme) Chilean actress, director, multidisciplinary artist and researcher dedicated to questioning, decomposing and reassembling issues such as identity, gender, migration and mental health.