martes, 27 de octubre de 2009
NOCHE DE ARTE 2009 - BALANCE
domingo, 18 de octubre de 2009
LAS ANTI MULTI CULTI (Ademar Díaz) - MENCION HONROSA ICPNA 2001

viernes, 2 de octubre de 2009
NO HAY MICCION IMPOSIBLE
5 years ago, I found this curious picture in El Comercio paper; since then I wanted to study both the picture and the guy being caught by it…!!
More than one might remember once upon a time some sort of leaks when drunk or in the middle of extreme emergencies; however shall we censor this? Lima has its own rules and this one defines us so much we could never cut that habit off but at least be aware that thirstier trees could need real water than us. On the other hand...Is this a mere Panel or Graffiti? In Santo Domingo the level of illiteracy is so high that Popular Panels contain grave grammar mistakes so forth a visual researcher got so concerned about this issue that decided to give it a good glimpse, Dominican Faustino Perez (2006), clearly states that Popular Panels (Letreros populares) are told apart from graffiti because the first ones are basically utilitarian and functional while the others in a broad range do not necessarily entails that condition or property but being visually beautiful or brutal. In this sense F. Perez names the function of this panel as “campaigns for civil education” even though the painter’s grammar is outrageous. But we may notice that an ordinary citizen very deep inside wishes to see a cleaner corner –no matter the educational level- with a better fragrance and colorful wall where you may bask in.
Let's give that function a straight path if want a cleaner city or town, we have plenty of smells around us, Can we really simply hate it or we are getting used to it?
Ademar
More than one might remember once upon a time some sort of leaks when drunk or in the middle of extreme emergencies; however shall we censor this? Lima has its own rules and this one defines us so much we could never cut that habit off but at least be aware that thirstier trees could need real water than us. On the other hand...Is this a mere Panel or Graffiti? In Santo Domingo the level of illiteracy is so high that Popular Panels contain grave grammar mistakes so forth a visual researcher got so concerned about this issue that decided to give it a good glimpse, Dominican Faustino Perez (2006), clearly states that Popular Panels (Letreros populares) are told apart from graffiti because the first ones are basically utilitarian and functional while the others in a broad range do not necessarily entails that condition or property but being visually beautiful or brutal. In this sense F. Perez names the function of this panel as “campaigns for civil education” even though the painter’s grammar is outrageous. But we may notice that an ordinary citizen very deep inside wishes to see a cleaner corner –no matter the educational level- with a better fragrance and colorful wall where you may bask in.
Let's give that function a straight path if want a cleaner city or town, we have plenty of smells around us, Can we really simply hate it or we are getting used to it?
Ademar
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