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my name is Anna and director of video

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Brazil Brazil is a nonprofit

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organization and in some part of the zoo

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and the booty brazil was started in 83

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as an electronic art festival founded by

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Solange Farkas she’s the creator of the

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video brazil festival and the video

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Brazil Cultural Association the I start

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working with the Brazilian 2000 and in

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the projects that i coordinate we have a

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database from the geopolitical south

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with videos that participate in our

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festival since the beginning we also

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have a magazine that we called carnival

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Brazil we launched this year the the

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false title of this magazine the idea of

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this magazine it’s reflect about

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contemporary art we also produce a

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series of documentaries about our

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artists their practice and also the work

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they do we travel to their places and we

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are launching next year we fix the fifth

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sixth title of this project about the

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the Brazilian group shopify with the

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direction of carla’s nada brazilian

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artists well we also have a database in

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the internet and to research the works

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we have and the artists and decorators

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we have catalogue since the beginning of

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defensible and we have a video tag in in

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cesky

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Prince the public space in San Paolo now

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we have four hundred titles and this

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data being in this video Tech but more

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and I think it’s dead and also we have

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every month a meeting with artists and

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also and now is focus on the southern

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secret and well the first we start as a

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national festival and in 92 it becames

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international and the ideal on focusing

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in the southern secret

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about it’s a curatorial point of view

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and also and we with without and it was

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important to have a line to have a issue

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and the idea of focus on that its first

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because we had thought that was

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important to to have an archive and put

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together all this material and to create

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network between they are artists from

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the south and this was the idea

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well now I think we are in a moment of

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changing in video Brazil and also in

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Brazil and Brazil is really well known

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out of Brazil and I think our job now

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it’s to enlarge our or our work inside

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of Brazil and so we’re starting projects

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of touring program and inside of Brazil

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and I think this is really important and

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now that the video is a mainstream and

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everybody’s calling us and asking us to

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do to crew torial programs and do

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workshops about video and coming to

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research an hour Kyle’s so I think this

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is really interesting moment

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well in brazil i think there’s we are in

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a special moment with lula and schubert

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of you and I think and the minister of

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culture in Brazil and the last six years

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started a project of distributing the we

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don’t have lots of money in culture but

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all the money was focus only and one

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field of culture and now the work is to

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have this money distribute in all areas

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and in all parts of the country not only

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in some pollen video not only in cinema

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and this is changing and I think this is

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really a really important moment and

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there’s a lot to do

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I was hearing about a research that was

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the minister of culture did in Brazil

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now and only eight percent of the

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population and have been to a museum or

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to a cinema and this is amazing so we

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need to change this and I think this

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this political moment it focus on that

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and they think this is important ah well

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I think this is

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unsure

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we are thinking about this this magazine

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we produced académica de brazil and

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always well we would like to reflect on

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that and we like to invite creators and

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critics to think about this not only the

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globalization but how the diasporas walk

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with this idea and I think this was this

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is the the importance of festival put

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people together and creating network and

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I think this is really important we we

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we don’t I think in Latin America we

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don’t have a good contact with

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canada North America and it’s it’s

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really

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important that we have disconnect way

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fallacy me and Allison insalata festival

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in Canada and

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is in Canada and indeed i think we are

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you are can enhance him well you live

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here and and this is I think we have

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this to a relation so can help you to

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research and Brazil and find work there

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and you can wrap help us here so this is

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important in festival to create this

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network and put people together thinking

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about

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about Brazil I think art

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plays an important role and the

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qualities and and the projects of

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artists that are doing public

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intervention on Brazil in a week subvert

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in

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the relation with the city the space an

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art I think the idea of taking the art

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out of the museum out of the galleries

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and going to the street this is aaron

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really important now and

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this is what comes to my mind is a

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subversion really their relation between

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the new version love

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you

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