Carolina Pérez studied Film at the Duoc-UC and Arts at the Catholic University, both in Valparaiso, Chile. Afterwards she has been focusing on Cultural Management and the development of spaces for interaction. Her artistic work focuses on research and gender issues related to the world of consumption and identities in the context of globalization. Carolina has created and managed platforms and spaces in Chile and Germany. “MilM2” (Thousand Square Meters), which was awarded the ANNOVI Price for Innovation, “Estudio Panal”, and “Refugio” in Santiago de Chile were her experiences on developing alternative institutional infrastructures for exchange, education and culture in the urban environment. In Germany, she went on developing projects such as Kap Hoorn – Platform for Latin American Artists, working on the enhancement of possibilities for the work of artists coming to Berlin from the Spanish speaking regions.
Together with TEMPORAL ART PROJECTS, she developed a collective creative and research process on space and time inside the experience of migration. The project was awarded 2018 by the Cultural Head Office of the Chilean Foreign Ministry.
Carolina Pérez studied Film at the Duoc-UC and Arts at the Catholic University, both in Valparaiso, Chile. Afterwards she has been focusing on Cultural Management and the development of spaces for interaction. Her artistic work focuses on research and gender issues related to the world of consumption and identities in the context of globalization. Carolina has created and managed platforms and spaces in Chile and Germany. “MilM2” (Thousand Square Meters), which was awarded the ANNOVI Price for Innovation, “Estudio Panal”, and “Refugio” in Santiago de Chile were her experiences on developing alternative institutional infrastructures for exchange, education and culture in the urban environment. In Germany, she went on developing projects such as Kap Hoorn – Platform for Latin American Artists, working on the enhancement of possibilities for the work of artists coming to Berlin from the Spanish speaking regions.
Together with TEMPORAL ART PROJECTS, she developed a collective creative and research process on space and time inside the experience of migration. The project was awarded 2018 by the Cultural Head Office of the Chilean Foreign Ministry.