Thursday, November 3, 2011

Darío Jaramillo Agudelo @ FIX University Campus Banco de la República Hall

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Tuesday, November 1, 2011

Agenda XV Festival Internacional de Arte de Cali @ FIX University

Lunes 14

Batuta

La merced
Música Ficta
Vivaldi

Domingo 13

Casa Proartes
5:00 p.m.
Letras
Poesía Africana

Teatro al Aire Libre los Cristales
7:00 p.m.
Danza
Compañía: Ballet de Folclórico de Antioquia

Cali Teatro
7:00 p.m.
Teatro
Obra: La Sierra Nevada de Eliseo Reclus
Compañía: Cualquiera Producciones

Teatrino El Mirador - Barrio Siloé
4:00 p.m.
Música
Grupo: Profetas

Sabado 12

Alto Polvorines – Fundación Carvajal
Hora: de 9:00 a.m. a 12:30 m.
Infantil
La Feria de la Memoria

Biblioteca Departamental
Sala Jorge Garcés Borrero
2:00 p.m.
Letras
"Encuentro Regional Nodo Sur – Relata”
Moderador:
José Zuleta
Participan:
Julio Cesar Londoño
Claudia Ivonne Giraldo

Teatro al Aire Libre los Cristales
5:00 p.m.
Música
Grupos:
Tierradentro
Tambores de San Basilio de Palenque

Cali Teatro
7:00 p.m.
Teatro
Obra: La Sierra Nevada de Eliseo Reclus

Biblioteca Departametal
Sala Jorge Garcés Borrero
5:00 p.m.
Letras
Presentación de libro “La luz difícil”
Tomás González
Moderador:
Hoorver Delgado

Casa Proartes
8:00 p.m.
Música
Grupo: Baracutey

Viernes 11

Candelaria Valle
Hora: de 9:00 a.m. a 12:30 m.
Infantil
La Feria de la Memoria

Universidad del Valle - Lugar
Cine
10:00 a.m.
Conferencia:
Hugo Chaparro
Augusto Bernal
Martha Ligia Parra

Biblioteca Pública - Alto Polvorines
3:00 p.m.
Letras - Recital
Participan:
Miguel Iriarte
Alejandra Lerma
Fabio Ibarra

Medardo Arias
Luis Eduardo Gutiérrez

Teatro al Aire Libre los Cristales
4:00 p.m.
Música
Grupo: Profetas

Casa Proartes
7:00 p.m.
Letras – Recital Noches Poéticas
Participan:
Ledo Ivo (Brasil)
Piedad Bonnet
John Jairo Junieles
Andrea Castillo
Gerardo Rivera
William Ospina

Teatro Jorge Isaacs
7:00 p.m.
Danza
Ballet de Folclórico de Antioquia

Jueves 10

Casa Proartes
(Martes 8, miércoles 9 y jueves 10)
9:00 am – 12:00 m.
Letras
Taller “La Máquina de Cantar”
Dirigido a bibliotecarios y docentes
Robinson Quintero Ossa

Ciudadela Nuevo Latir
3:00 p.m.
Letras
Recital
Participan:
Piedad Bonnet
Andrea Castillo
Gerardo Rivera
John Jairo Junieles

Casa Proartes
7:00 p.m.
Letras – Recital Noches Poéticas
Participan:
Marco Antonio Campos (México)
Tomás González
Miguel Iriarte
Alejandra Lerma
Fabio Ibarra
Medardo Arias

Teatro Municipal
Enrique Buenaventura
7:00 p.m.
Teatro
Compañía “El Trompo” (Argentina)
Obra: “El Trompo Metálico”
Dirección y dramaturgia: Heidi Steinhardt

Centro Cultural Comfandi
Sala No.1 y 2 – Tercer piso
4:00 p.m.
Letras
Debate: La minificción ¿una ficción?
Participan:
Roberto Rubiano
Guillermo Bustamante
Harold Kremer

Sala Beethoven
Instituto Departamental de Bellas Artes
7:00 p.m.
Música
Concierto
Tambuco (México)

Institución Educativa las Aguas de Montebello
Hora: de 9:00 a.m. a 12:30 m.
Infantil
La Feria de la Memoria

Universidad Autónoma
10:00 a.m.
Cine
Conferencia
Participan:
Hugo Chaparro
Augusto Bernal
Martha Ligia Parra

Cinemateca La Tertulia
Cine
4:00 p.m.
Conferencia
Participan:
Hugo Chaparro
Augusto Bernal
Martha Ligia Parra

Miercoles 9

Casa Proartes
(Martes 8, miércoles 9 y jueves 10)
9:00 am – 12:00 m.
Letras
Taller “La Máquina de Cantar”
Dirigido a bibliotecarios y docentes
Robinson Quintero Ossa

Corregimiento de Pance
Hora: de 9:00 a.m. a 12:30 m.
Infantil
La Feria de la Memoria

Casa Proartes
7:00 p.m.
Letras
Presentación de libro "Artículos Propios"
Julio Paredes

Universidad del Valle
Auditorio Carlos Restrepo de la FAI
6:00 p.m.
Letras - Recital
Participan:
Ledo Ivo (Brasil)
Marco Antonio Campos (México)
William Ospina
John Jairo Junieles
Luis Eduardo Gutiérrez
Antonio Zibara

Teatro Jorge Isaacs
7:00 p.m.
Teatro
Compañía: La casa del Silencio
Obra: “Woyzeck” - drama poético y gestual
Director: Juan Carlos Agudelo Plata

Martes 8

Colegio Alas - Jamundí
Hora: de 9:00 a.m. a 12:30 m.
Infantil
La Feria de la Memoria

Casa Proartes
(Martes 8, miércoles 9 y jueves 10)
9:00 am – 12:00 m.
Letras
Taller “La Máquina de Cantar”
Dirigido a bibliotecarios y docentes
Robinson Quintero Ossa

Casa Proartes
4:00 p.m.
Letras
Presentación de libro “Colombia en la poesía Colombiana”
Robinson Quintero Ossa

Biblioteca Departamental
Sala Jorge Garcés Borrero
4:00 p.m.
Letras - Conversatorio
Presentación de libro : El Otro Lado
Alfredo Molano

Centro Cultural Comfandi
Sala No.1 y 2 – Tercer piso
6:00 p.m.
Letras y Música
Poesía y Rock
Carlos Patiño Millán

Centro Cultural Comfandi
Auditorio
6:30 p.m.
Letras
Presentación del “Libro de las adivinanzas”
Horacio Benavides

Teatro Municipal Enrique Buenaventura
7:00 p.m.
Teatro
Grupo: Matacandelas
Obra: “Fernando González - velada metafísica”
Autor y director: Cristóbal Peláez.

Lunes 7

Candelaria Valle
9:00 a.m. a 12:30 m.
Infantil
La Feria de la Memoria

Teatro Jorge Isaacs
10:00 a.m.
Música - Taller Magistral
Otros Aires (Argentina)
(cupo 50 personas)

Biblioteca Departamental
Sala Jorge Garcés Borrero
6:30 p.m.
Letras
Presentación de libro “Agüeros y creencias populares”
José Zuleta

Teatro Jorge Isaacs
7:00 p.m.
Música
Concierto
Grupo: Otros Aires (Argentina)

Domingo 6

Ciudadela Nuevo Latir
Hora: de 9:00 a.m. a 12:30 m.
Infantil
La Feria de la Memoria

Teatro Municipal
Enrique Buenaventura
5:00 p.m.
Teatro
Obra: "El dictador de Copenhague”
Dirección y dramaturgia: Martha Márquez
Estreno nacional

Centro Cultural Comfandi
Auditorio
5:00 p.m.
Música
Concierto
Grupo: Slide (Irlanda)

Sala Concertada La Máscara
7:00 p.m.
Teatro
Grupo: Teatro la Máscara
Obra: " La reina de los bandidos”
Dirección: Antonio Cadavid / Susana Uribe

Sala Beethoven
Instituto Departamental de Bellas Artes
7:00 p.m.
Música
Concierto
Grupo: Piano Xarocho (México)

Sabado 5

Ciudadela Nuevo Latir
Hora: de 9:00a.m. a 12:30m.
Infantil
La Feria de la Memoria

Teatro Jorge Isaacs
5:00 p.m.
Cali en Danza

Sala Concertada La Mascara
7:00 p.m.
Teatro
Grupo: Teatro la mascara
Obra: " La reina de los bandidos”
Dirección: Antonio Cadavid / Susana Uribe

Centro Cultural Comfandi
Auditorio
7:00 p.m.
Teatro
Obra: "Amores de Cantina" (Chile)
Compañía: Amores de Cantina
Director: Marian Muñoz

Viernes 4

Teatro Municipal Enrique Buenaventura
9:00 p.m.
Teatro
Compañía: Cronopios Rotos (España)
Obra: " Cronopios Rotos"
Dirección y dramaturgia: José Sanchis Sinisterra

Telepacífico
Teatro Estudio
10:00 a.m.
Letras - Conversatorio
Ganador del Premio Norma de Novela “La Otra Orilla”
Ignacio Padilla (México)
Darío Henao
José Zuleta

Sala Beethoven
Instituto Departamental de Bellas Artes
7:00 p.m.
Música
Orquesta Filarmónica de Cali
Director Invitado: Maestro Eduardo Marturet (Venezuela)
Solista Invitado: Maestro Itamar Zorman (Israel)

Jueves 3

Banco de la República
4:00 p.m.
Letras
Conferencia - Canción popular latinoamericana y poesía
Darío Jaramillo Agudelo

Teatro Municipal Enrique Buenaventura
7:00 p.m.
Acto de Inauguración
Entrega del Premio Norma de Novela “La Otra Orilla” 2011

Thursday, October 27, 2011

FIX University Surfing Girls Remember China

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First-Ever ASP Event in China Kicks Off

First-hand Accounts from the Women's Longboard Tour Competitors

By Janna Irons/ Posted on October 25, 2011

Kassia Meador. Everyone's bigger in Asia.

This week, the historic first-ever ASP World Tour event in China will begin on the island of Hainan. The Swatch Girls Pro China, which is the second and final stop in the Women’s Longboard World Tour, brings together the Top 32 female longboarders on the planet and will see the crowning of the 2011 World Champ by event’s end. The girls landed in China yesterday. Here’s a firsthand account through the eyes of competitors Kassia Meador (photos), Leah Dawson, and current Women’s Longboard No. 1 Lindsay Steinriede.

Lindsay Steinriede:

From the moment we stepped out of the Sanya Airport, we have been surrounded by nothing but happy, smiling faces. We were greeted at the airport and shuttled to a gorgeous resort we will call home for the next week. Out the back door of our room sits a private infinity pool surrounded by tropical trees as far as the eyes can see. Out the front door we find a pathway that leads out to beautiful beach with a lagoon running through to the ocean, surrounded by hills of trees. It’s a short walk up the beach to a little left pointbreak.

There hasn’t been much in terms of waves, but when you’re sitting out there with just your friends and fellow competitors, and finally realize you are actually surfing in China (Yes, China!), I can safely say, size doesn’t matter. Well, I shouldn’t get too far ahead of myself, as we are hoping to get some surf over the next few days of the event.

But speaking of size, everything the Chinese people have done for us so far has been on a very large scale. This morning we were all taken over to the contest area for the opening ceremony, which had a huge turn out. There was gigantic balloons flying in the sky all over the beach. There was a huge stage with hundreds of chairs set out and hundreds of people around as well.

We were greeted by more smiling faces as we made our way toward our seats. What took place next was nothing short of spectacular. The ceremony opened with the “Passionate Beach” dance where women in exotic costumes took to the stage dancing, only to be upstaged by shirtless men maneuvering around the stage dancing with shortboards in hand.

Next came welcoming and inspiring speeches from the Mayor of Wanning and Brodie Carr, CEO of ASP. This was of course followed by a bikini show, and then an introduction for us surfers.

All jokes aside, I must say it was quite an honor to be standing up there with my fellow surfers in front of such a large crowd, realizing how much effort and thought was put into our event. Then to close the ceremony there was a final performance involving explosions of color-powdered fireworks, confetti, and pigeons being let out of cages. Need I say more?

Fireworks and explosions of confetti and color. They don't get this kind of grand entrance at the men's events. Photo: Kassia Meador

Leah Dawson:

Forty-foot posters. One hundred and fifty volunteers. We are quickly realizing we are experiencing history in the making. When the World Longboard Tour competitors were told back in France in July that we were all getting a paid trip to China to compete in a second contest to determine our 2011 World Champion, I am sure none of us anticipated the five-star rockstar week we are now enjoying.

Thirty-two of the best female longboarders from all over the globe trekked for days to arrive in a Chinese paradise none of us knew existed four months ago. Now, thanks to the support of the Chinese government and the incredibly supportive representatives of Swatch, we, along with a big gang of media and the ASP, are now well aware of the South China Sea’s special island Hainan. For many of us, it is our first time to China, our first time in a communist country, and our first time staying in a hotel that has our own private pools for each room.

I flew over from Hawaii, with the four other competitors from the magical islands. As we were passing through Guangzhou Airport in South China, I said to the girls, “I have a feeling we are going to be treated like royalty.” Sure enough, the moment we walked out of baggage claim in Sanya, the largest city on Hainan, “royalty” undermines our welcome. We, along with every single athlete, judge, and media worker were welcomed by a group of cheering Chinese volunteers. During nearly every step we have taken, we have been smiled at by the local people, who portray the kind of excitement you see on the faces of surf fanatics when they see Kelly Slater in person for the first time.

There isn't much swell yet, but the water's warm and the girls have high hopes waves are on their way. Photo: Courtesy Swatch Pro

But these people have never seen surfing before. They have no idea what we do on waves. Yet their energy is vibrant and welcoming, showing their excitement to have professionals in this sport come to their home. Every single person here, foreign or local, has a smile on their face, because it is something fresh and new, for all of us. Quite a lesson of life perspective if you ask me…

Whether the projected swell arrives for the event or not, there is no shortage of gratitude among this group of people. For heavens sake, the government constructed the first surf clubhouse on Hainan just two weeks ago so that the infrastructure to allow surfing to grow into Chinese culture would be ready and waiting for the spectators of the Swatch Pro. It may take many years for surfing to infiltrate the daily lives of the Chinese, as free time hardly exists, for anyone at any age. I’ve heard the phrase many times, “if you can walk, then you work” in regards to the Chinese lifestyle. Situations are clearly different in the Chinese reality, but there is no doubt that after this week, “surfing” and “China” will now be words heard together.

For us competitors, good result or not, no one will go home without a smile. This is a trip of a lifetime, an experience all of us know we have to pinch ourselves to assure that it is real. For those who have never considered China as a surf haven with blue water and long left-hand pointbreaks, consider it now.

The competitors (left to right): Kaitlin Maguire, Kelly Nicely, Summer Romero, Lindsay Steinriede, and Kelia Moniz. Photo: Kassia Meador

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mike

October 26, 2011 2:11 pm

whamo…or is it whacko…..you make a case i guess….is it too late to abort you?

mike

October 26, 2011 2:09 pm

whamo…..population bomb or not….killing female babies to get a more productive male is unacceptable in any culture…if you re so worried about overpopulation, do a favor a go die

Whamo

October 26, 2011 9:36 am

Mike, You need to read “The Population Bomb” so you can make a more rational observation.

mike

October 25, 2011 8:38 pm

good thing we dont have a one child law in US……or none of these women wouldbe alive to surf in china

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