Paula Salas, Rosario Montero and Sebastián Melo from the artist collective agencia de borde follow Chile's rivers from the rainy south to the Atacama with curator Gabriela Urrutia. They talk about how water became a commodity and listen to what the rivers themselves have to say.
NHé'are circular conversations that invite the exchange of knowledge, experiences and perspectives. The term comes from the Guarani language and describes, among other things, the word, the voice and the language, but also the spirit.
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On the sound tracks of rivers
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Paula Salas, Rosario Montero and Sebastián Melo from the artist collective agencia de borde follow Chile's rivers from the rainy south to the Atacama with curator Gabriela Urrutia. They talk about how water became a commodity and listen to what the rivers themselves have to say.
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