_perfídia festival 2017
_são josé do rio preto_sp
PERFÍDIA - Perfomance and New Media Festival is a multimedia exhibition that focuses on the intersection between performativity of the body (theater, dance, performance, immersion, interactivity) and new media (image technologies, electronic and digital devices, sensors, internet and softwares), betting on hybridity and interdisciplinarity as the engine of aesthetic innovations.
The first edition of the festival will take place between August 10 and 13, 2017, in São José do Rio Preto-SP, Brazil, bringing together researchers, artists and groups from local, state and national area.
Among the actions contemplated are: theater and dance shows, performances, videoperformances, (audio/video)installations, video projections, mapping, urban interventions, musical presentations, VJings, DJings and interactive digital art.
PERFÍDIA is an accomplishment of Plataforma Perfídia, a collective of artists that since 2008 has been conducting an aesthetic and conceptual research in performance, theater, video art, cinema, technology and visual arts.
The activities of the exhibition involve diverse experiences of exchange, collaboration, encounter and co-creation, stimulating the exchange, the affectivity, the creation of the network development and the sharing of insights and experiences.
The 2017 edition of the Perfidia Festival is sponsored by CAIXA through the "Programa Caixa de Apoio a Festivais" and has the support of the Municipal Secretary of Culture of São José do Rio Preto.
STAFF
Organized by: Plataforma Perfídia
Artistic Director: Luciana Ramin
Production Director: Otávio Oscar
Curatorship: Luciana Ramin & Otávio Oscar
Videoartist: Gabriel Díaz-Regañón
Graphic Design: Quesia Luiza
Press Relations: Harlen Félix
Photographer: Jorge Etecheber
Production assistants: Drika Pereira ,Júnior Lima e Anderson Ayusso
Video technician: Rodrigo Rezende
Light technician: Otávio Tatá Rodrigues
Sound technician: Fuad Jammal
Sponsorship: CAIXA
Partnership: Secretaria Municipal de Cultura de São José do Rio Preto, Centro Cultural Vasco, Barteliê and Casa de Criar