con_textos with Verónica Gerber Bicecci
- PLAZAS AGOTADAS / PLAZAK AGORTUTA -
Writing with images
We think about the relation between images and texts as consisting in a range with two ends. At one end there is the illustrative relation (the image makes the text accessible), at the other there is the iconic relation (the text explains the image), but what other readings make the text accessible? In this workshop we will be rethinking the relations between images and texts to discover those apparently invisible possibilities: making them coexist without hierarchies, the symbiotic need that images and texts have for each other, the way they function as a whole. To that end we will consider works that are midway between sculpture and the image; we will read a couple of short texts to underpin ideas and concepts; and we will carry out some small exercises to put what we have discussed into practice.
Practical information
- An eight hour workshop aimed at art and literature students, visual artists, writers and anyone interested in the themes we will be working on.
- Dates and timetables: Tuesday 27 February and Wednesday 28 February; from 15h to 19h.
- Free admission to the workshop with prior inscription, limited number of places (by order of inscription).
- Inscription by writing before Friday 23 February montserrat@consonni.org and answering the following questions: Why are you interested in the workshop? What fields do you usually work in?
con_textos consists of a series of non-formal training workshops focusing on the idea of publishing, considering the full range of its meanings and its relation to artistic practices.
Verónica Gerber Bicecci. A visual artist who writes. She has published the books: Mudanza (2010) and Conjunto vacío (2015).Some of her most recent visual projects and interventions include: Palabras migrantes (2017) at the Art Association, Jackson Hole, Wyoming; Los hablantes No. 2 (2016) at the Museo Amparo, Puebla; and El vacío amplificado (2016) at the Casa–Taller José Clemente Orozco, Guadalajara. She lives in Mexico City; she is an editor at the Tumbona ediciones publishing cooperative and a tutor in the Seminar of Photographic Production at the Centro de la Imagen. For information on her work see: www.veronicagerberbicecci.net
Writing with images