The Latin American Video Movement on its bolivian appointment. [DOI:10.37785/nw.v5n1.a3]

Abstract

As part of a broader research that reconstructs and studies the serie of instances of dialogue and regional events that served the process of formation of the Latin American Video Movement, which in turn is part of a long-term investigation into Bolivian video production, this article focuses on the II Network Meeting that took place in June 1989 in the city of Cochabamba and which has been scarcely examined. Based on the analysis of documents, the investigation of newspaper archives and an oral history work with interviews with some protagonists of that time, it will be restored how their gestation was, who intervened, how they were organized, what discussions they held and what were their corollaries, in order to notice the set of features of the meeting and its specific place within the Movement's diachronic itinerary.