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The Stock Market MAMAZ

Casa Lamm, 2008

The Stock Market, supplementing the draft Corn is our life, is an additional exposure itinerant art-object which local women are integrated by the workshops generated by cultural institutions where the sample is exposed. Here, artists, local curators invited a group of local guests who are working with this issue involved a two-day seminar to women who take this workshop produced two pieces for the stock market. The

first day of women see a short DVD about the history of corn, talk about the difference of native seeds and transgenic __, the global status of native seeds, and finally through the taste of food made of native corn bring back to the memory of our cultures, this is the reason why it is extremely important to keep these seeds and our memory alive. During the second day of the workshop, women participate in the creation of a product as they examine other parts of the exhibition and other works of art in various exhibitions in the context of what can be included as a piece for this exhibition.

Casa Lamm, 2008

These workshops are free for the women concerned and occur in cities where the sample is exposed, growing exposure of art-object and knowledge of this global problem. In this project, women work with the same concept CORN IS OUR LIFE, issues directly related to the maize seed and the memory of a culture. Women generally are already aware of Crafts, are of all ages and represent different cultures as economic and social strata. While the participants make their objects, they tell their story and what it represents for them corn as a symbol within the context of globalization and global challenges, these stories are documented for the next sample giving the participants an idea of \u200b\u200bwhat other women think about corn and they are doing to help save native seeds and memory culture. This project was exhibited at Casa Lamm in Mexico City and the Museo de Santo Domingo in San Cristobal de las Casas, Chiapas 2008.