La lucha por el agua en Mendoza: una lectura desde la performance

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09/2022
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Universidad Nacional de Córdoba
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Artilugio (Córdoba)
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El presente trabajo analiza desde el punto de vista de la performance dos eventos acontecidos en Mendoza durante la lucha por la defensa del agua y en contra de la megaminería contaminante. Tanto la Marcha más grande de la historia como la Marcha de los tambores por el agua presentan características singulares que las distinguen de otras manifestaciones porque en su desarrollo alcanzan el estatuto de performance artística. Tales características son analizadas a partir de estructuras y convenciones particulares presentes en cada una. Además, observamos cómo opera en ambos eventos la multimedialidad en lo que se conoce como constelaciones de performance. Finalmente, realizamos una breve reflexión comparativa sobre una obra de teatro inspirada en las manifestaciones de diciembre desde el punto de vista del archivo y el repertorio.
This paper analyses from the point of view of performance two events that took place during the struggle for the defence of water in Mendoza and against polluting mega-mining. Both The Largest March in History and The March of the Drums for Water present unique characteristics that distinguish them from other demonstrations because in their development they attain the characteristics of performance art. These characteristics are analysed on the basis of the particular structures and conventions present in each. In addition, we observe how multimediality operates in both events in what is known as performance constellations. Finally, we make a brief comparative reflection on a play inspired by the December manifestations from the point of view of archive and repertoire.
This paper analyses from the point of view of performance two events that took place during the struggle for the defence of water in Mendoza and against polluting mega-mining. Both The Largest March in History and The March of the Drums for Water present unique characteristics that distinguish them from other demonstrations because in their development they attain the characteristics of performance art. These characteristics are analysed on the basis of the particular structures and conventions present in each. In addition, we observe how multimediality operates in both events in what is known as performance constellations. Finally, we make a brief comparative reflection on a play inspired by the December manifestations from the point of view of archive and repertoire.
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