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      May 26, 2017

      Philippe Guionie

      France
      Philippe Guionie lives and works in Toulouse. Historian by training, he claims a social and documentary frame on the themes of memory and identity constructions. His personal themes are regularly presented in galleries and festivals in France and abroad: panorama of lakeside civilizations in Africa and black diasporas in South America, portraits of ancient African fighters, reflection on urban shores in Europe, voyages around the Black Sea... He works regularly. with national newspapers and magazines. Winner of several photographic prizes and scholarships (Roger Pic 2008 prize, Young Artist mission 2005), he published in 2006 a sound book entitled Ancient African combatants (Anciens combatants africains), in the Les Imaginayres editions (foreword by Gaston Kelman). Supported by Culturesfrance, a wide-ranging exhibition was presented in various museums in France and abroad: the Museum of the Resistance in Lyon, the Confluences space and the Grand South Gallery of the Senate in Paris, French cultural centers in West Africa.
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      May 26, 2017

      Francesco Giusti

      Italy
      Freelance documentary photographer oriented towards investigation of social realities, communities and identity related issues. In the last years he has worked on migrants and asylum seekers issues in Europe and the Mediterranean Sea. Among other awards his project "Sapologie" won the 2nd Place Prize for Arts and Entertainment Stories at the 2009 World Press Photo Awards. He has recently worked in Egypt and Tunisia during the 2011 arab uprisings. He exhibits the recent series IN CASE OF LOSS which documents photo-ID's attached to the bags and luggage of foreign migrant workers fleeing Libya.
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      May 26, 2017

      Eva Clarens and Gustavo Villa / Professors University of Caldas

      Colombia
      Under the title OUTSIDE THE PROJECT, part of the plastic production of professors Walter Castañeda Marulanda and Gustavo Villa Carmona is brought together, who, despite having produced various works based on digital alternatives, recognize in painting a complex construct through which has realized the cultural manifestations in the past, and whose validity reaches the present.
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      May 26, 2017

      Gloria Gomez


      New Zealand / Columbia www.gloriagomez.com
      PhD in design and visual interaction from the University of Otago, dedicated to improving human activities with low-cost solutions and far-reaching effects.
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      May 26, 2017

      Anna Calvera


      Spain foroalfa.org/es/autor/16/Anna_Calvera
      Graphic designer by training, graduate and PhD in Philosophy from the University of Barcelona, in whose institution she works as a tenured professor of Aesthetics and History and Theory of Design in undergraduate and doctoral studies.
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      May 26, 2017

      Ana Garcia Angulo


      Spain www.montejana.net
      PhD from the Complutense University, in the Faculty of Fine Arts, with the thesis entitled "SCAC, Control systems in contemporary art". Within the educational framework, I have coordinated CASUALWAR an interdisciplinary project between the Art School 2 and 10 carried out in Matadero Madrid, participated in the organization of F10 Photography Sessions, the KM13 design workshops held at the Central del Diseño, participated in international projects such as Fantasy Design in Community and in interdisciplinary projects such as FlossManuals.
    • Date
      May 26, 2017
      Lorenzo Tahuiti Italy www.meltemieditore.it/Scheda_libro.asp?codice=Y028 Lorenzo Taiuti lives in Rome and has been teaching Art and Media at various art academies and universities in Italy, most recently at the Faculty of Architecture in Rome. He has experimented with video and music with contemporary composers, exhibiting videos in museums in Nice, ZKM Karslruhe and Rome. He has published texts and articles in art magazines since the 1980s on art and the media. Main books: “Art and Media – Avantgards and Mass Communication” (“Art and Media-Avantgards and mass communication”), “Sleeping Bodies – Art in the Era of Digital Languages” (» Dreaming Bodies-Art in the age of digital languages»), «Multimedia- el encuentro de lenguajes» («Multimedia – The cross over of languages») and «Art and Digital» («Art and digital», essay published in the Treccani Encyclopedia)
    • Date
      May 26, 2017

      Multicultural Poetry Video based on Korean Culture

      Hyojin Jang / USA
      Texas A&M University
      hyojinjang@tamu.edu

      This “Multicultural Poetry Video based on Korean Culture” includes two positive effects: i) audience can explore both the beauty of Korean language and literature via new media, and ii) audience's emotion can be touched via one of the most touching Korean poems.
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