[Live from the Sandberg Graduation Show 2021]
It's over for now, but not forever. Home Cinema will soon be back with more +++
It's over for now, but not forever. Home Cinema will soon be back with more +++
It's over for now, but not forever. Home Cinema will soon be back with more +++
It's over for now, but not forever. Home Cinema will soon be back with more +++
It's over for now, but not forever. Home Cinema will soon be back with more +++
It's over for now, but not forever. Home Cinema will soon be back with more +++
It's over for now, but not forever. Home Cinema will soon be back with more +++
It's over for now, but not forever. Home Cinema will soon be back with more +++

Welcome to the Program of Home Cinema, streaming live to you from the Sandberg Graduation Show 2021 at Het Hem. You can find out more about this project here.

  • The Domestication of Volcanoes
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The Domestication of Volcanoes by Michelle Mildenberg
  • Screenings
  • Friday, October 8th, 2021—18:00
  • Saturday, October 9th, 2021—15:45
  • Sunday, October 10th, 2021—13:00
  • The Domestication of Volcanoes
  • by Michelle Mildenberg
    • Netherlands, 2021
    • 6 min
    • ES with ENG subs
  • Michelle Mildenberg graduated from Resolution

It's 1973, Fernanda is thirteen years old and has embarked on a journey with her friend Beatriz across Colombia to reach Santa Marta on the Atlantic coast. During the trip, Fernanda will leave the bubble of her neighbourhood in Bogotá, transgressing the vast and plural territory in front of her. She will meet along the way a series of women carrying stories and conceptions of territory from where other territorialities and historiographies from Colombia are drawn.

Artist Biography

Michelle Mildenberg is a designer, illustrator, and researcher. She works with different media such as drawing, animation, writing, video, and sound. She explores subjects such as historiography from a gendered perspective, biopolitics, and territorialities of conflict. She works for clients such as The New York Times, The New Yorker, UNESCO, among others. Michelle currently lectures at Universidad de Los Andes.