about to take off
photo exhibition
What where will we go? And those people who has nothing and lives on the farm? I do not want that day comes. Now that we are like aircraft to take off, they are more concerned. Even after the trip is still suffering from the earth, she is everything and cause pain. These are our roots. We wake when the sun rises and go to bed late at night, so I hope to remain. Juan Yara Shimabukuro.
the book: I heard the Hacienda San Agustín Mentar
This Sunday February 21 from 12 noon until at 8 pm in the Human Settlement "The Ayllu" Ex Hacienda San Agustin, behind Jorge Chavez International Airport (Callao) presents the photographic exhibition "About to take off."
The exhibition will showcase the photographic work of Susan Bonilla (19), Chelsy Rivera (14), Yaré Rivera (12), Alexis Vega (12) and Kelly Vega (11), young photographers from Ayllu "who over two years with the coordination and initiative of Lorena Best Urday have recorded the daily lives of their people, creating a large image bank. realize Photographs San Augustine from the perspective of young photographers: its streets, houses, alleys, nooks, farms, ditch, trees, fields and the stories they have lived and live.
The photo exhibition "A take off" is presented as an installation that invites you to tour the different areas of the former hacienda, sharing experience and artistic discourse between the real space. During the exhibition, will install a free radio to share stories, music, memories, dreams, etc. In the same way there will be a food fair prepared by ladies of high maternal April 14 No. 4 of "The ayllu."
the close of the day Guarango Association will present "Cooking Up Dreams" a documentary about the integrative power of Peruvian cuisine, a rendezvous and projection into the world , directed by renowned documentary filmmaker Ernesto hair. And as a prelude DOCUPERU screened "Little Stories" short film released on his Caravan 2009 in Capote - Piura.
The exhibition is intended to, and share the culture and daily life of this space, contribute to the spread of the current problems of the ex-hacienda San Agustin: arable land and spaces Life which are destined to be missing. "The Ayllu" is one of the Human Settlements as part of this ex-farm population will be displaced by airport expansion and construction of a new runway. The population of the Ex Hacienda San Agustín is a community of Afro-Peruvian roots, Nikkei, Andean and Amazonian most of whom are there before the construction of the airport.
To learn more about the Human Settlement "The Ayllu" on Ex Hacienda San Agustín and the photo exhibition "A take off"
www.exhaciendasanagustin.blogspot.com
www.apuntodedespegarsanagustin.blogspot.com
location slum "The Ayllu" : Km 3.6 of Nestor Avenue Gambeta
(Callao). Front slum Juan Pablo. Facing the new Ransa. Behind the Jorge Chavez International Airport. Directions: Nestor Gambeta climb, get off at the entrance to Juan Pablo and / or St. Augustine and take motorcycle taxi to "The ayllu."
Organizers: Lorraine Best Urday, Kristel Best Urday, Elizabeth Lino Cornejo and Federico Helfgott Seier.
Special guest: Association Guarango
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