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Interview with Federico Zukerfeld & Loreto Garín (Grupo Etcétera).

Zukerfeld, Federico, Garín, Loreto, Fuentes, Marcela, Wetzler, Gray, Grupo Etcétera, Hemispheric Institute of Performance and Politics, Centro Cultural Recoleta (Buenos Aires, Argentina), Hemispheric Institute Encuentro (6th : 2007 : Buenos Aires, Argentina)
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Title
Interview with Federico Zukerfeld & Loreto Garín (Grupo Etcétera).
Other title
Interview with Grupo Etcétera (Federico Zukerfeld & Loreto Garín)
Author/Creator
Zukerfeld, Federico, Garín, Loreto, Fuentes, Marcela, Wetzler, Gray, Grupo Etcétera, Hemispheric Institute of Performance and Politics, Centro Cultural Recoleta (Buenos Aires, Argentina), Hemispheric Institute Encuentro (6th : 2007 : Buenos Aires, Argentina)
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Language
Spanish
Date
©2007
Format
1 online resource (1 video file of 1 (digital Betacam) (17 min.)) : sound, color.
Credits
Federico Zukerfeld, interviewee ; Loreto Garín, interviewee ; Marcela Fuentes, interviewer. Hemispheric Institute of Performance and Politics, producer ; Centro Cultural Recoleta, producer ; Gray Wetzler, videographer.
Notes

Interview with Federico Zukerfeld and Loreto Garín of the Grupo Etcétera, conducted by Marcela Fuentes as a part of the 6th Encuentro of the Hemispheric Institute of Performance and Politics, celebrated in June of 2007 in Buenos Aires, Argentina under the title CORPOLÍTICAS en las Américas: Formaciones de Raza, Clase y Género / Body Politics in the Americas: Formations of Race, Class and Gender (http://hemi.nyu.edu/eng/seminar/2007/index.html). The Argentinean Grupo Etcétera has created the Internacional errorista. In their own words, Errorism was born from an error: In times of censorship, we see ourselves subjected to force our language, to take metaphors to their maximum limit, to say without naming. Not being able to use the words (T)errorism or (T)errorist due to their symbolic weight and the danger that this represents, we escape into wordplay. Thats how Errorism was born: in error. Hemispheric Institute of Performance and Politics