Museo Andes 1972. Montevideo. Uruguay. Viven. PARTE 1
Recorrido por el museo dedicado al Milagro/Tragedia de los Andes ocurrido en 1972. PARTE 1
Museo Andes 1972. Montevideo. Uruguay. Viven. PARTE 2
Recorrido por el museo dedicado al Milagro/Tragedia de los Andes ocurrido en 1972. PARTE 2
museo de 1972 de el accidente de avión de los andes , Montevideo Uruguay
museo de 1972 de el accidente de avión de los andes , Montevideo Uruguay
Museo Andes 1972
Visita Museo Andes 1972, Montevideo, Uruguay, Tragedia Aérea, Cordillera de los Andes
Andes Museum: A Story of Human Survival
Many of us have seen the movie Alive. The plot is based on the real life journey for human survival after an airplane crash in the Andes of Chile. A Uruguayan rugby team hopped on a private flight, #571 on October 13th 1972 towards Santiago de Chile. There were 45 people aboard the flight when it crashed into the Andes, which have some of the coldest temperatures in the world. At first there were 32 survivors, but as the days and weeks went by the cold temperatures, lack of resources, and an unexpected avalanche 18 more died. This museum located in Ciudad Vieja in Montevideo provides a viewpoint of teamwork. These individuals were a team and through the toughest situations they remained a strong team. Without the ability to work together the 16 survivors may not have been able to make it 72 days in freezing temperatures. The museum does not talk about cannibalism or the negativity associated with it, and why should they? These individuals had to survive and if we were faced with a similar situation how would we act?
An observation that I have had while visiting Uruguay is that people seem to be very connected in this country. Regular citizens are friends with famous soccer players and even the president of Uruguay. With a population of 3 million people I can see why this country is so connected and there are many people that are connected to the event. From reading other posts online the owner of the museum appears to be a friend of one of the survivors.
If you are coming to Montevideo please make plans to see the museum. At the time of posting admissions was $200 pesos or you can pay in USD, $10. This museum will show you a different perception of the event that the movie, Alive does not steer you towards. The staffs are friendly and multi-lingual.
For those of you who may be superstitious there is an interesting posting in the museum about the number 13:
The plane crashed on Friday the 13th
The identification number of the plane was 571 (5+7+1=13).
13 people died immediately during the crash.
13 survivors awaited the outcome of the final expedition for help.
$13 USD was found in the wallet of one of the passengers blazer.
and a few others. . . . .
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Museo - Taller de Casapueblo in Punta del Este, Uruguay
The building is built of whitewashed cement and stucco.
Casapueblo is a building constructed by the Uruguayan artist Carlos Páez Vilaró. It is located in Punta Ballena, 13 kilometres from Punta del Este, Uruguay. It was originally a summer house and workshop of the artist. It now houses a museum, an art gallery, a cafeteria and a hotel. It was the permanent residence of its creator, where he worked and spent his last days.
It was built around a wooden house made with planks found on the coast, called La Pionera, by Carlos Páez Vilaró. Although the style can be compared with the houses of the Mediterranean coast of Santorini, the artist often evoked the nest of the hornero, a bird typical to Uruguay, when discussing the style of construction. The building, which took 36 years to complete, has thirteen floors with staggered terraces that allow one to have optimal views of sunset on the waters of the Atlantic ocean.
It pays tribute to his son Carlos Miguel, one of the seventeen Uruguayan survivors of the crash of Uruguayan 571 Air Force Flight. The flight crashed in the Andes on October 13, 1972.
It is difficult to explain the inexplicable. Neither with words nor through photographs or filming can you give a real sample of what happens there, of what that place means. From a distance, a large peninsula called Punta Ballena jumps hundreds of meters into a blue and undulating sea that is calm compared to the whitish of its beautiful architecture.
Casapueblo is that place where an inspired artist built his place in the world at will and, without thinking, that of many other dreamers who each day of their lives feel identified with him.
The Uruguayan Greece,I heard him say to a man as he left the museum that there is open to the general public. Although, if you go through the entire house, the restaurant, the hotel and each of the twists that exist there, we will come to the conclusion that in reality the whole house is a great museum.
A little history
Carlos Páez Vilaró was born in the Uruguayan capital of Montevideo on November 1, 1923. His artistic vocation led him to leave the world and get to know the biggest cities, until he returned to Uruguay in the 1940s to try to portray the candombe (one of his passions) and the Afro-oriental rhythms that circulated in the country.
His art led him to travel the world painting, sculpting and creating, above all things, and among many of his creations appeared Casapueblo as a sculpture in which it was possible to live, paint and receive the friends who had given him the life and travel.
The Casapueblo museum-workshop is open 365 days a year and is visited by thousands of tourists from around the world. This sector of the house was ceded by its creator, the artist Carlos Páez Vilaró, with the desire to encourage the cultural interest of the entire region, so that within the museum can be seen almost all of his works, made throughout his successful career.
Today, and for a long time, Casapueblo has been visited by different personalities of national and international events, mainly artists, painters and sculptors who simply enjoy being there. Throughout its endless rooms are conferences, book presentations and all kinds of events related to culture.
Self-taught construction
There are author wines, there are copyrights and, of course, there is also one of the noblest arts that has survived to this day uncontaminated major architectural styles: the construction of the author. Casapueblo is that, an authorial construction that at first sight has not respected molds or previous schemes, but the sole inventiveness of a genius who set out to mold a sculpture and inhabit it.
According to the story that was written inside Casapueblo, Carlos Páez Vilaró, without being an architect, was inspired by the hornero and the country man who uses the adobe to build his own house. Thanks to the presence of the sea, the style of construction of the Mediterranean and its wide and white terraces looking at the horizon, at dawn and its seagulls was inevitable.
He was right that guest who said that Casapueblo is the Uruguayan Greece; He just forgot one detail.
Above, in the highest dome of this singular wonder, lives a wise and young artist named Carlos Páez Vilaró, who was the creator of this mythology with beings from the sea, the jungle, the Carnival and almost all the cities in the world that For years they have been living in this increasingly amazing place.
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The damaged German battleship in harbour at Montevideo.
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Graf Spee Navy Museum Montevideo
DE VISITA AL MUSEO NAVAL DE MONTEVIDEO, DONDE ME ENCONTRE CON UN GRAN NUMERO DE PIEZAS INSUSTITUIBLES QUE PERTENECIERAN AL ACORAZADO ALEMAN GRAF SPEE COMO UNA IMPACTANTE CIGARRERA DEL CAPITAN HANS LANGSDORFF
VISITING THE NAVY MUSEUM OF MONTEVIDEO, WHERE I FOUND A GREAT NUMBER OF INSUITIVE PARTS THAT WILL BELONG TO GERMAN GRAZING GRAF SPEE AS AN IMPACTING CIGARETTE OF CAPTAIN HANS LANGSDORFF
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Visita ao Museu dos Andes
Considerações sobre a visita ao Museo Andes 1972, em Montevidéu no Uruguai. O museu mostra a história do milagre ocorrido na cordilheira dos Andes após o acidente com o voo 571. Simplesmente Fantástico!
montevideo city hall museum - uruguay august/2011 - 16º CLAE
montevideo city hall museum - uruguay august/2011
Stéphani Hab | Irene Pomar | HomeMade | Davis Museum
HomeMade.Bcn:
A group video show at the Davis Museum Barcelona
9th May 13th June 2010
Opening: Saturday 8th May, 7pm to 9pm
HomeMade /'həʊm'meɪd/
1. Made or prepared in the home.
2. Made by oneself.
3. Crudely or simply made.
Beyond a simple video graphic inventory, the exhibition is conceived as a concept by itself. With an invitation of the Davis Museum Barcelona, it becomes an artwork, both in its showing logic as in its curatorial dynamic, conceived in the intimacy of a HomeMade.
Toward playfulness, irony, poetry and staging of the absurd, the artists in the exhibition explore their subjective relationship to everyday life, staged or finger pointed, according to an unprecedented point of view.
A combination of intimate experiences is being apprehended in accord with the spirit of Davis Museum heir of Dada and Fluxus - towards a new relationship between the object, the exhibition space and the viewer.
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ARTISTS
Cécile Paris
Born in 1970 in Paris, she lives and works in Paris.
Mon brillant, 2009, video, 5
French version, song by Renaud Rudloft and Cécile Paris
Paula Anta
Born in 1977 in Madrid (Spain), she lives and works in Madrid and Frankfurt.
Sonate nº 1 Augenmusik K505, 2006, video, 833
Editing: Daniel Silvo and Paula Anta
Music and sound: Pablo Martín-Caminero and Paula Anta
Thanks to: Elger Esser, Stiftung Mozarteum Salzburg, Dr. Stephan Pauly, Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac
Luis Bezeta
Born in 1976 in Santander (Spain), he lives and works in Santander.
Muñecas, 2004, video, 6
Courtesy Galeria Metropolitana, Barcelona
Richard Garet
Born in 1972 in Montevideo (Uruguay), he lives and works in New York.
The Fly, (The fly and the Bowl of Milk), 2005, digital video, Edition of 3 + A/P, variable size, 9'56
Alex Haas
Born in 1963 in New York (USA), he lives and works in Paris and New York.
Observations # 1, 2006, video, 5' 55
Davis Lisboa
Born in 1965 in São Paulo, (Brazil), he lives and works in Barcelona.
Davis Museum, 2009, methacrylate and vinyl, 7,8 x 7,8 x 7,8 in
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CURATORS
Stéphani Hab was born in 1981 in Nancy (Fr). In 2007 she obtained a master degree in Art, Aesthetics and exhibition scenography. Artist and curator, she's co-director of Be'Shee'S, collective of transdisciplinary artistic actions, and organizes several monographic exhibitions, specially for the 5th Skopje White Night (MK) - beshees.com. She lives and works in Paris.
Irene Pomar was born in Barcelona (Es). In 2007 she obtained a master degree in Philosophy and contemporary art theory and a postgraduate in scenography. Art critic and curator, nowadays she works on the monographic catalogue on an artist for a gallery of contemporary art. She lives and works in Paris.
HomeMade.Bcn
Davis Museum Barcelona
Davis Lisboa
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HomeMade.Bcn:
Una exposición colectiva en Davis Museum Barcelona
9 de mayo -- 13 de junio 2010
Inauguración: sábado 8 de mayo, 19h -- 21h
HomeMade /'həʊm'meɪd/
1. Made or prepared in the home.
2. Made by oneself.
3. Crudely or simply made.
Más allá de un mero inventario videográfico, la exposición es
entendida como un concepto en sí. Tras la invitación de Davis
Museum Barcelona, ésta deviene obra, tanto por su lógica de
mostración como por su dinámica curatorial, construida en la
intimidad de un HomeMade.
Entre lúdico, ironía, poesía y puesta en escena del absurdo, los
artistas de la exposición exploran su relación subjetiva a lo cotidiano
presentándola o simplemente señalándola con el dedo, bajo un
punto de vista inédito.
Una combinación de experiencias intimistas aprehendidas de
acuerdo con el espíritu de Davis Museum -- heredero del Dada y de
Fluxus- hacia una nueva relación entre el objeto, el espacio de
exposición y el espectador.
MONTEVIDEO + MUSEOS
10 días para disfrutar 35 museos de la capital de Uruguay. Actividades especiales, guías, circuitos en bicicleta y más. Disfrutá de los museos de Montevideo todo el año y participá de MONTEVIDEO + MUSEOS del 15 al 26 de mayo.
La música utilizada para este video es de Adrian Shake - CC BY 3.0
Montevideo Uruguay Travel Guide
Montevideo Uruguay Travel Guide
Montevideo is the pleasant capital city of Uruguay, a country in South America. It is situated on the east bank of the Rio de la Plata and is the southernmost capital city in South America. It revolves around the Plaza de la Independencia, once home to a Spanish citadel. This plaza leads to Ciudad Vieja (the old town), with art deco buildings, colonial homes and landmarks including the towering Palacio Salvo and neoclassical performance hall Solís Theatre. Mercado del Puerto is an old port market filled with many steakhouses.
Montevideo was founded in 1724. For much of its early history, the city consisted of what is now known as the Ciudad Vieja (Old Town). By the mid-19th century the city began to grow eastward towards what is now known as Centro. The demolition of the old fort that used to mark the eastern boundary of Old Town enabled the construction of what is now Plaza Independencia. Eventually Boulevard Artigas was built around Centro, but by 1910, suburbs were already developing beyond it which were later annexed into the growing city.
The nation’s capital and home to nearly half of Uruguay’s population, Montevideo is a vibrant, eclectic place with a rich cultural life. Stretching 20km from east to west, the city wears many faces, from its industrial port to the exclusive beachside suburb of Carrasco near the airport. In the historic downtown business district, art deco and neoclassical buildings jostle for space alongside grimy, worn-out skyscrapers that appear airlifted from Havana or Ceauşescu’s Romania, while to the southeast the shopping malls and modern high-rises of beach communities such as Punta Carretas and Pocitos bear more resemblance to those of Miami or Copacabana. Music, theater and the arts are alive and well here – from elegant older theaters and cozy little tango bars to modern beachfront discos – and there’s a strong international flavor, thanks to the many foreign cultural centers and Montevideo’s status as administrative headquarters for Mercosur, South America’s leading trading bloc.
Montevideo is not a large city and it boasts a very efficient public transportation system so getting around is not difficult at all. If you are not bashful about your Spanish, feel free to ask people which bus route you need to take to get to your destination as it can be the most effective and cheap option. The Rambla is a waterside roadway has people biking, fishing, drinking mate, and enjoying the great views. Spend part of Sunday morning with the locals on La Feria Tristán Narvaja Flea Market. Pocitos barrio lies about 2 miles south-east of El Centro. The Pocitos beach runs east from Punta Trouville for about a mile.
A lot to see in Montevideo such as :
Plaza Independencia
Ciudad Vieja, Montevideo
Pocitos
Palacio Salvo
Solís Theatre
Parque Rodó
Palacio Legislativo
Mercado Del Puerto
Pittamiglio Castle
Juan Manuel Blanes Museum
Plaza Matriz
Museo del Gaucho and Currency - Palacio Heber Jackson
Fortress General Artigas
Bodega Bouza
De los Pocitos Beach
Tres Cruces
Feria de Tristán Narvaja
Andes Museum 1972
Museo Torres García
National Museum of Visual Arts
Montevideo sign
Plaza Fabini
Palacio Taranco
Museo del Carnaval
Barrio Sur, Montevideo
Parque Lecocq
Doctor Tristán Narvaja
Centro, Montevideo
Peatonal Sarandí
Telecommunications Tower
Montevideo Cabildo
Jardín Botánico
Playa Ramirez
Japanese Garden, Montevideo
Artigas Mausoleum
Plaza de Cagancha
Playa Malvin
Las Carmelitas
Estévez Palace
Locks Fountain
Puerta de la Ciudadela
Punta Brava Lighthouse
Pre-Columbian and Indigenous Art Museum
Museo de Historia del Arte
Plaza Zabala
Zoológico Villa Dolores
Palermo, Montevideo
National Library of Uruguay
Plaza Virgilio
Contemporary Art Space
( Montevideo - Uruguay ) is well know as a tourist destination because of the variety of places you can enjoy while you are visiting Montevideo . Through a series of videos we will try to show you recommended places to visit in Montevideo - Uruguay
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GONZALO MODERNO MUSEO ARQUEOLÓGICO DE LOS ANDES
Visitamos el Museo del Cannabis Montevideo
El museo busca mostrar la diversidad de usos de la planta, como alimento, ropa, papel y medicamento, explicó el director del museo, Eduardo Blasina.
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Tag 063: Heute ist mal ein kultureller Tag in Montevideo. Wir besuchen das Museum Andes 1972, welches von dem Flugzeugabsturz in den Anden berichtet.
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