emily bravo

France

He is part of the generation that has renewed French comics for his works aimed mainly at children, which have made him an indispensable figure in the impeccable panorama of French comics. In 1990, he played "Ivory" with the writer Jean Regnaud in the Atomium collection of the Magic-Strip publishing house. With the same author, he conceived three 'Aleksis Strogonov' albums between 1993 and 1998. With its blend of semi-realism and clear line drawing style, this series marked Bravo's endorsement of the masters of the French art of comics.    

http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%89mile_Bravo

jens hauser

Germany

Jens Hauser is an art curator and media scholar focused on the interactions between art and technology. He is one of the brilliant minds setting the intellectual horizons for the next few years in this exciting field. His studies on "biomediality", a theory developed during his doctorate at the Ruhr University of Bochum, have become a reference to frame these collaborations of art and science.

kike bald

Spain

Expert and photographer for National Geographic, freelancer for the New York Times and regular instructor at Leica Akademie. Recently named artist ambassador of the UNITE campaign of the United Nations Secretary General against Gender Violence, he has captured more than 85 countries with his lens. Graduated in Economics from the University of Zaragoza and in Journalism from the University of Idaho, his work has appeared in media such as the Associated Press, AOL, Coca-Cola, GEF, Disney, ESPN Deportes, Instituto Cervantes, McArthur Foundation, Monterrey Bay Aquarium, National Geographic, Natural History Mag., NASA, NBC News, New York Daily, New York Magazine, New York Post, Sesame Street, TVE, UNDP, UNICEF, United Nations, Vanity Fair, Washington Post and WWF, among others.    

http://www.kikecalvo.com

Pedro Rebelo

United Kingdom

https://pedrorebelo.wordpress.com/

Pedro is a composer, sound artist and performer who works mainly in chamber music, improvisation and installation with new technologies. In 2002, he received a PhD from the University of Edinburgh, where he conducted research in music and architecture.

Jorge Haro

Argentina

Two meetings of two hours each. In the first, a background study and a case analysis will be carried out, taking as a reference the research project Audiovisual Concerts - synesthetic experiences that are part of the Research Program of the Center for Design and Communication Studies of the Faculty of Design and Communication of the University of Palermo (Buenos Aires, Argentina). In the second meeting, aesthetic and technical issues of a>v [manizales] (audiovisual concert) will be discussed.    

http://www.jorgeharo.com.ar/inicio

Bronac Ferran

United Kingdom

Bronac Ferran is a London-based writer, curator and researcher. Bronac was Director of Interdisciplinary Arts at Arts Council England, where she led the national policy for interdisciplinary and collaborative practice in the arts, often involving media, science, law and other disciplines.

Bronac has organized many events and spawned numerous influential initiatives including the CODE conference and the 'Interact' Artists in Industry Placements and Interpretation Program relating to Artists and Law. She was also ACE Director for the Art and Ecology Joint Program of Work with the RSA DVD Series and Executive Commissioner of the Pioneers in Art and Science.

Jorge Gomez - Amarilys Quintero

Venezuela

The radio as a means and instrument of artistic expression and not only as a vehicle for entertainment and information, is expressed in the genre of radio art that through the imagination of the artist and the listener, a convergence in enjoyment is formed in the electronic space of radio broadcasting. aesthetic. The artistic matter of radio is sound. The expanded field of its possibilities is manifested analogously in different disciplines of contemporary art. Sound art owes a lot to the radio medium in its aesthetic possibilities.  

http://www.asrav.net/

Charity Lawrence Bottle

Spain

I have studied Art History at the Complutense University of Madrid, Museology at the Reinwardt Academy in Amsterdam and cinema at the Universiteit van Amsterdam. Since 2006 he has directed the Witzenhausen gallery, which two years later will open a second location in New York. In addition to directing the two spaces, she began her activity as a writer on art and cinema, producing reviews and interviews in various magazines and catalogues. As a result of her master's degree in cinema and her contact with the artist Raul Marroquin, Caridad has developed an interest in cinema made with cell phones, writing her thesis, successive articles and organizing screenings on this subject. The use of user technology to carry out online transmissions or any type of artistic or journalistic work is also of great importance; the latter gave rise to the project [sunday matinees]