DART Festival (Spain & Chile)

DART is an international film festival specialized in documentaries on Contemporary Art taking place annualy in Barcelona from 2017 (Spain) and Santiago and Concepción from 2019 (Chile). The inscriptions to participate in DART are open for works that have been produced from January 1st 2019. The festival has taken place in emblematic locations in Barcelona since 2017 (MACBA Museum, Foto Colectania Foundation and theaters such as Girona, Phenomena, Zumzeig among others) and in Santiago de Chile and Concepción since 2019 (Sala K, Matucana 100, Teatro Bio Bio, among others). The festival’s program includes national and international productions that document the stories behind and beyond great figures of contemporary art, desing, architectue, photography, and artistic movements from the first avant-garde movements to the present day. FINALISTS IN 2020 EDITION Body of Truth Keith Haring: Street Art Boy Shooting the Mafia The New Bauhaus – The Life and Legacy of Moholy-Nagy Ai WeiWei. Yours Truly. Beauty & Decay The Proposal #JR Martha: A Picture Story Burning Man: Art on Fire Flower Punk Recoding Art Tabaski Still untitled / Encore sans titre Un retrato de N. B. El último arquero En el Volcán. Manrique: Jameos del Agua / Casa Tahíche Joc i error Tierras construidas Tras la sombra de Natacha Rambova WINNERS IN 2019 EDITION Elliott Erwitt – Silence Sounds Good (2019 – España/Francia) · Winner National Competition Barbara Rubin & The Exploding NY Underground (2018 – EE.UU.) · Winner International Competition FINALISTS IN 2019 EDITION - SECTION PROYECTA BY RON BARCELÓ A Bigger Splash (1973 – Holanda) Bauhaus Spirit (2018 – Alemania) The Man Who Stole Banksy (2018 – Italia/EE.UU.) Brossa, la insurrecció poètica (2019 – España) Lemebel (2019 – Chile/Colombia) FINALISTS IN 2019 EDITION - SECTION EXPLORA BY LLIBRERIES LAIE Witkin & Witkin (2017 – EE.UU) War of Art (2018 – Noruega/Alemania) Cravos (2018 – Brasil) Antonio López, apuntes del natural (2018 – España) Josep Renau. El Arte en Peligro (2018 – España) Moonface. Una mujer en la guerra (2018 – España)