Trans(formations) – the collaborative process of the CONTATO Festival

Authors

  • Ricardo Rodrigues
  • Maithe Bertolini

Keywords:

Cultural Actions, Digital Media, Art, Cultural Production, Process

Abstract

The communication and cultural scenes at the Federal University of São Carlos (UFSCar) was, until 2002, not one of the most encouraging. With the degradation of the Public University during the years of the President Fernando Henrique Cardoso (FHC) administration, where among the administrative priorities the focus was on “making the classroom feasible”, these sectors became so orphaned that their structures in the Federal University of São Carlos were no more than a few employees and no audiovisual equipment. However, with the transformations, both in education as well as in culture, affected by the President Luiz Inácio da Silva (Lula) government and the initiatives of Minister of Culture Gilberto Gil, a feeling of new energy has begun to take hold of the University.

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Author Biographies

Ricardo Rodrigues

He is graduated in Audio Visual Studies from the Federal University of São Carlos, is the General Director of Radio UFSCar and has been the General Director of the CONTATO Festival since 2007. Director of Institutional Action of the Brazilian Association of Independent Festivals – ABRAFIN and Vice-President of the Public Radio Association of Brazil – ARPUB.

Maithe Bertolini

She is graduated in Audio Visual Studies from the Federal University of São Carlos and Visual Arts Specialist from UNICAMP, Maithe Bertolini is a presenter on the Radio UFSCar program Frequência Aberta (Open Frequency) and has been the Production Director of the CONTATO Festival since 2007.

Published

2012-07-01