Event Details
Revel in the U.S. debut of Reminiscencia by Chilean artist Malicho Vaca Valenzuela as part of Lincoln Center’s fourth annual Festival of Firsts.
Through a delicate and seductive use of digital platforms, the creator digs into his personal history and that of his city, Santiago de Chile, to create a sensitive, political, and intimate biographical documentary essay that asks: What will happen to our footprints when we are no longer here? What will be left of us in the streets of our cities? What will be left of us in an external memory of an old computer? What story will Google tell about us when we are no longer here? Can a memory be mapped?
Please note: This performance is recommended for audiences ages 14+.
Through a delicate and seductive use of digital platforms, the creator digs into his personal history and that of his city, Santiago de Chile, to create a sensitive, political, and intimate biographical documentary essay that asks: What will happen to our footprints when we are no longer here? What will be left of us in the streets of our cities? What will be left of us in an external memory of an old computer? What story will Google tell about us when we are no longer here? Can a memory be mapped?
Please note: This performance is recommended for audiences ages 14+.
Festival of Firsts
The fourth annual Festival of Firsts at Lincoln Center highlights artists exploring new horizons and celebrating major career milestones—from premiere performances in the U.S. and NYC to Lincoln Center debuts, album debuts, fresh collaborations, and so much more.
Experience performers from across the globe, including internationally acclaimed countertenor Key’mon Murrah, multidisciplinary artist Sparklmami, guitar and singing duo Love? Said the Commander, the multisensory performance celebration Art Bath, the New York debut of a critically acclaimed play by Malicho Vaca Valenzuela, and the electrifying Latin GRAMMY-nominated trio DARUMAS... all for free at the David Rubenstein Atrium.
Experience performers from across the globe, including internationally acclaimed countertenor Key’mon Murrah, multidisciplinary artist Sparklmami, guitar and singing duo Love? Said the Commander, the multisensory performance celebration Art Bath, the New York debut of a critically acclaimed play by Malicho Vaca Valenzuela, and the electrifying Latin GRAMMY-nominated trio DARUMAS... all for free at the David Rubenstein Atrium.
Location
Lincoln Center
David Rubenstein Atrium
61 West 62nd Street
New York, NY
Image: Courtesy of Lincoln Center