11 Bienal de Video y Artes Mediales

history and context of the relationship between art, science and technology

The 11 BAM tributes the milestones in the history of Chile relating to the research, production and associated local exhibition of art, industrial design, media and science.
Emphasis is given to Carlos Martinoya and Jöel Nahum, who developed the Abstractoscopio cromático, one of the major works that initiated the convergence art and science in Chile; the research and prototypes of Industrial Design Group INTEC, that formed a kind of Do It Yourself State; the history of electroacoustic music in Chile, as a global pioneer context of technology use for music creation; the rescue of the paintings of Simone Chambelland, who reflected a sensitive layer of the space age and the Cold War from Chile in the 60s,;and the exhibition of the artist in Argentina NMFA Lea Lublin, who developed a complex system covering the inside and outside of the museum as symbolic spaces of rational and irrational.
As the tributes’ international guest,  the history of Siggraph Animation is reviewed. This is an important meeting considered a milestone in the history of audiovisual animations.
All these instances of multidisciplinary work state current production dynamics.