To interview a character

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31 August 2011

Some of the characters with whom Dora García works are appearing at the Spanish Pavillion in Venice. Characters, literally. Narrative creations personified. Performance, art, literature and theater come through a working process that requires time, which is not clearly visible and raise questions around trust relationship between artist and viewer.

Marti Manen interviews William Holden, a former Hollywood star, a Martin Kippenberger’s fantasy and an actual character of Dora García.

The interview, at The Inadecuate blog