Movimiento de pensamiento y creación sobre Colombia y Latinoamerica que genera espacios de inclusion a través de la expresión -arte, cultura- y procesos de simbolización; en una búsqueda por lo político como significaciones del poder de la palabra, la crítica, el reconocimiento a la diferencia y la práctica de consensos, más que de la política como ejercicio homogeneizador, polarizante y alienante.

"Moviendo matices para la despolarización de la(s) cultura(s)"

Thursday, January 29, 2009

"Do Wambura" Documentary By Oscar OrdóñezVideo Screening

e-fagia presents:


This video is presented as part of the exhibition LEY DE ORIGEN (LAW OF ORIGIN).

e-fagia collective is pleased to present Oscar Ordóñez, a Colombian photographer and documentary film-maker based in Toronto; He is currently showing a series of photos of people from different native ethnic groups from various regions of Colombia. Through this exhibition, you will see rich cultural diversity in an extraordinary journey across several regions and peoples.

When the Spanish conquistadores arrived in Colombia, there were around nine million natives. Thereafter the vast majority of them were exterminated. Despite this, native peoples in Colombia have been fighting to preserve their own culture, autonomy, cosmogony, self-determination, and their rights to the land. At present there are around 84 native nations in Colombia and they speak approximately 64 different languages. This extraordinary cultural heritage is possible, in part, through a living oral tradition that remains strong across numerous generations.

For more information, please contact:
Oscar Ordónez
mascalitoo@yahoo.com

Julieta Maria
416-588-8171
contact@e-fagia.org
www.e-fagia.org
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