Bowing Doc – A website about art and migration
Isto é PARTIS & Art for Change 2024
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Date
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Location
Room 1 Calouste Gulbenkian FoundationIn this session, attended by the project’s participants, core team, designer and website programmer, Bowing Doc will transcend the internet into the real world, with talks, music, installations and performances at the heart of this site and pose the question that led to its creation: How can artistic practice contribute directly to the integration and quality of life of a migrant population?
Image © João Mariano
By telling the story of the Bowing project, implemented over the course of three years, Bowing Doc uses this precedent to continue the practice and to document and reflect on what was done, while offering a platform for other collectives, individuals or organisations to create and implement their art and migration projects.
A platform that is also for all the participants, for the families on the other side of the world, for the artists, technicians, teachers and people who took part in this journey, as a way of retaining and celebrating the shared memory.
It is for Europe, but above all for Portugal, where there is little awareness, knowledge and discussion about the huge migratory phenomenon in Odemira that needs to be recognised and addressed. This site also tackles the issue of how to bring a long-term project to an end or, perhaps, how to progressively bring it to an end.
For now, it’s goodbye.
Credits
Director and coordinator
Madalena Victorino
Co-creation and construction
Inês Melo and Matilde Real
Website graphic designer
José Costa Torres
Website Programmer
João Colucas
Music
Marc Plannels
Pedro Salvador
Rajendra Shiwakoti – Intercultural mediator
Inderjeet Singh
Participants
Prashant Khatri
Lovepreet Singh
Bhupinder Singh
Nusaiba Taima Nur
Sushant Adhikari
Ashpreet Kaur
Daniel Wang
The Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation reserves the right to collect and keep records of images, sounds and voice for the diffusion and preservation of the memory of its cultural and artistic activity. For further information, please contact us through the Information Request form.