We live in a world and in a time traversed by traumatic personal and social experiences. What forms and tools do art and artists can propose today to overcome both personally and collectively these invisible wounds? A reflection on artistic works and aesthetic forms of dialogue with our intimate and social history. Aimed at: artists, therapists, educators and the public interested in the contribution that art makes today to the social bond.<\/p>\n
Featuring: Pablo Gershanik<\/strong> is an actor, director, and professor. A graduate of the \u00c9cole Internationale de Th\u00e9\u00e2tre Jacques Lecoq, he has been an actor touring internationally for Cirque \u00c9loize (Canada), Compagnie Philippe Genty (France), Compagnia Finzi Pasca (Switzerland\/Canada) and has directed theatre and co-directed one of 7 doigts de la main Fibonacci<\/i> projects. He has taught physical theatre, clown and object theatre for more than 20 years in Mexico, Argentina, and France. At the National University of San Mart\u00edn in Buenos Aires, he created and has been directing the Specialization in Performance and Interpretation with Masks. He is currently an artist affiliated with Centre Quatre Paris and the Cit\u00e9 international des arts de Paris.<\/p>\n Hosting: CISSC keynote (this is primarily a CISSC event as it will be part of a series they are presenting), 4th<\/sup> Space<\/p>\n Translation: This event will be live translated into Spanish by the Acts of Listening Lab<\/p>\n Accessibility: Public event\/ Free<\/p>\n