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Author David Hernández Palmar

David Hernández Palmar

David Hernández Palmar is a photographer, videographer, curator and journalist. He has produced documentaries broadcasted in Europe, for the Deutcsche Welle and Canal Arte. He has collaborated in documentaries about the Wayuu, like Dalia se va de Jepira (2006). He is a political adviser and active member of the Coordinadora Latinoamericana de Cine y Comunicación de los Pueblos Indigenas (CLACPI). David has curated programs of indigenous cinema in Venezuela and abroad. In 2009, he programmed a screening of indigenous cinema in Geneva and gathered experts on the rights of indigenous people from the World Trade Organisation. He also organised the opening night, in Barcelona, of the Muestra de Cine Indigena Itinerante: El Universo Audiovisual de los Pueblos Indigenas.

Healing through curation: a conversation between three indigenous image curators in the Abya Yala movement

Amalia Córdova, David Hernández Palmar, Francisco Huichaqueo and Mauricio Rivera
December 2018
Latin American Cinema Today: An Unsolved Paradox
Spanish version / Versión en Español. Icónica. A conversation between Amalia Córdova (writing from Piscataway territory), David Hernández Palmar (Wayuu territory) and Francisco Huichaqueo (Wallmapu territory...

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