Tal como señala Clemencia, Rafael
Roncagliolo estuvo muy vinculado a Vieaozimut desde IPAL en Lima Perú. Otra persona que
también tuvo estrecha vinuclación y ocupó la
titularidad por algunos años fue Regina Festa.
Ambos pueden dar algunas pistas para
la recuperación de ese material.
Cordiales
saludos,
Arturo
Arturo E.
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academics [mailto:[log in to unmask]] En nombre de
Alfonso
Gumucio Dagron
Enviado el: Jueves, 16 de Febrero de
2006 05:48 p.m.
Para:
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Asunto: Re:
Videazimut
One of largest video
archives from Latin America is the one that Karen Ranucci put together and
run during almost 20 years. She told me recently that because of economic
constraints LAVA (Latin American Video Archive) had to close its doors.
If people are interested in contacting Karen, who is working at
Democracy Now!, they should contact her (this message is copied to Karen).
As for Videaizmut, I also participated in one of the early meetings,
when Alan Ambrossi was there, but I cannot remember much of it and I don’t
have my own archives with me right now. You can also write Alan if you want
to know more about it. I’m also copying this to him.
The person
representing SEWA was probably Renuka Bery or Sally Stuart. See more
here: http://www.c4c.org/india.html
IPAL doesn’t exist anymore and Rafael Roncagliolo is very busy doing
other things. I don’t know what happened with the video archives, but
I can ask him if there is further interest.
I hope the above details
are useful.
Alfonso
From:
"Rodriguez, Clemencia"
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Date: Thu, 16 Feb 2006 12:06:54
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Conversation: Videazimut
Subject:
Videazimut
English below.
Español:
se ha venido dando una conversación bastante interesante (desafortunadamente
en inglés nada más) sobre lo que pasó con Videazimut desde 1997. Parece ser
que esta organziación fue muy importante en su momento para muchos de
[log in to unmask] Alguien tiene información sobre Videazimut o guarda
producciones?
En mi experiencia Videazimut también jugó un papel
importante: hacia 1990, no recuerdo exactamente la fecha, tuve la
oportunidad de asistir a una reunión de Videazimut en Montreal, Canada.
Recuero que allí estaba Rafael Roncagliolo (quien en el IPAL tenía la mayor
colección de video alternativo en esa época), estaba la mujer de SEWA, cómo
se llama? Y Alan Ambrosi. Después se publicó un libro sobre esta conferencia
que se llamó "Video, The Changing World."
English: Videazimut also
played a significant role in my experience. I remember a meeting around 1990
in Montreal where, for the first time, I was able to see the "international
community" of alternative video (I was familiar with the Latin Americans,
but had no idea this was also a global thing). Rafael Roncagliolo was there,
and also the woman from SEWA- India (can't remember her name). By the way,
Rafael had the largest collection of Latin American alternative video in
IPAL, his organziation in Peru. No idea what happened with that archive.
Later a book about the conference--"Video, The Changing World" was
published.
Clemencia Rodriguez
Associate Professor
Department
of Communication
University of Oklahoma
610 Elm Ave Room 101
Norman
OK 73019
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