The CAMINANTE Project is writing to inform you that a short video of the CAMINANTE in action in Madrid was selected for the first edition of the Festival of Minimum Urban Performances in Video “Urban Body in Action.” We are happy to announce that the video—along with others selected—will be screened at the following events/venues. This list will be updated when necessary.
Screenings
October 3-5, 2019. Performance Festival “Melee” at La Regenta Art Center, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain.
November 28-30, 2019. LEAKS AND INTERFERENCES. IV International Performance Art Conference. Faculty of Fine Arts of Pontevedra (University of Vigo) and CGAC (Galician Center for Contemporary Art – Santiago de Compostela/Spain).
November 23, 30 and December 7, 14, 2019. Urban Festival at the PiPe (Pictura Performance) in Dordrecht (The Netherlands).
November 27-29, 2019. II INTERNATIONAL ART AND IDENTITY POLICIES CONGRESS. Visuals and narratives of memory: urban space, nature, migration, technology and gender (CIAPI 2019).
December 9, 2019. Auditorium (Nascente Hall) of the Jesuit College of the University of Madeira, Funchal (Madeira Island) Portugal.
The CAMINANTE Project created a short video that was selected by Iª Edición Festival Internacional de Performances Mínimas Urbanas en Vídeo (1st Edition of the International Festival of Urban Video Minimum Performances
After more than a one-year hiatus the CAMINANTE will make a return and walk Berlin over a long weekend later in October. The CAMINANTE seeks a better understanding of the German capital through a closer reading of its urban landscape and fabric. This weekend walk is also part of his ongoing investigations into his own role in twenty-first century economic systems and structures.
The CAMINANTE donned his khaki coveralls and walked the streets of Salzburg, Austria this summer. The CAMINANTE Walks were framed around the idea that we can—and should be able to—do the very work that inspires us. With a guaranteed basic income citizens of the world can explore many of the projects that do not get realized for a lack of funds. The CAMINANTE (Spanish for WALKER) was limited in some ways but still walked a few part-time shifts. No doubt, he wanted to walk more.
To read more about the history of the project go to the About section.
Participate by sharing with us what you will do when guaranteed a basic income. How will you spend your days? How might this change your life?
