La historia de Agroarte, un proyecto de la comuna 13 de Medellín
Luisa María Alviar Gómez
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Urban Farm DB summary
An article on Agroarte, a Medellín Comuna 13 collective combining art, hip hop, memory and agriculture, founded in 2011 by seven women heads of household as a form of resistance following the violence of Operación Orión (2002). The group once grew 70% of the food for seven families on a 1.5-hectare farm before being displaced by conflict in 2012. It now works around three themes — social fabric, intergenerational exchange, and reclaiming territory — has produced over 300 songs, and has staged its 'Cuerpos Gramaticales' performance 16 times in Colombia and twice in Spain (Barcelona and Guernica).
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- 70 %
self sufficiency food share(agroarte finca)
Yield- region
- Comuna 13, Medellín
- year
- before 2012
- method
- 1.5-hectare farm feeding seven families
- 7 people
founding members(agroarte collective)
Social- region
- Comuna 13, Medellín
- year
- 2011
- method
- null
- 1.5 hectares
farm area(agroarte finca)
Social- region
- Comuna 13, Medellín
- year
- before 2012
- method
- null
- 300 songs
songs produced(agroarte cultural output)
Social- region
- Comuna 13, Medellín
- year
- null
- method
- more than 300 songs
- 16 performances
performances count(agroarte cuerpos gramaticales)
Social- region
- Colombia
- year
- null
- method
- null
- 2 performances
performances count(agroarte cuerpos gramaticales)
Social- region
- Spain (Barcelona, Guernica)
- year
- null
- method
- null
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