NAVE launches TACTO, the first digital co-production platform in the field of chilean contemporary dance, where national artists and platforms will be matched with international programmers.
A digital platform for international coproduction
NAVE, creation and residency center in Santiago de Chile, invites you to TACTO, a space to answer questions, be together and think on connections and relations in this new present.
TACTO is a digital contemporary dance platform that gathers a group of Chilean co-producers who have united to present 15 national artists.
TACTO is a place directed to professionals interested in knowing and approaching Chilean contemporary dance. With TACTO, Nave wants to make known the creative universes and processes that today are being co-produced by local institutions that seek to add future collaborations and international matchmakers.
Last but not least, TACTO is a place for encounters. The world is changing and we believe it to be fundamental to take advantage of digital formats in order to talk and rethink our job as programmers which cross frontiers and countries.
The program contemplates the presentation of projects and the creation of work tables with innovative methodologies which will help participants to think together about the challenges of the future.
Join the conversation on 3rd November
Please visit nave.io for more information about this initiative.
The next meeting will take place on 3rd of November and address the question: "How to address together (artists and programmers) the economic, ecological, pandemic, etc. challenges that affect the creation and its continuity?"
TACTO is a project developed by NAVE in collaboration with national cultural spaces: Matucana 100, Gam, Parque Cultural de Valparaíso, La Vitrina, Espacio Checoeslovaquia, Teatro Bio Bio, Centro Experimental de Valdivía.
Long-term relation with NAVE
EDN organised in 2015 an outreach to Chile, during which EDN members got the opportunity to visit NAVE.
Look at the report of this encounter to know more about the venue as it just opened.
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