
Dear BaToCo Friends: Here you'll find something I wrote about the activities we carried out in Bariloche, and some recent photos with kites. I also take the opportunity to congratulate you for your plentiful achievements and projects in the late months, after so much dedication and effort. Above all, I wish to thank you for all the support and strength you give me each time I travel to Buenos Aires. It started building kites in '99. How many things have occurred since then! Below you can read about an experience we carried out here, in the South...
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The good weather conditions allowed a successful performance in the first Revo Clinic.
A joyful crowd gathered at Costa Escombro, and despite the tough battle against the mosquitoes in there, they were able to execute the pre-established routine.
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Last April 20, we had the good fortune of attending a kite building and flight workshop held at the
Therapeutic Educational Center for Children and Teenagers (abbreviated CETNA in Spanish), located in
Fleni Escobar facilities.
An actually happy and emotive experience, which is reflected in the images, in Betty's text and Pipo's writing for his grandson Iñaki
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" The Space for Arts and Crafts is an initiative from the Oficina General del Casco Histórico (Historical Area General Office), in Buenos Aires City, consisting in an exhibition that is annually performed to learn about old crafts that have once been characteristic in the City. Their visitors can observe not only finished products but also how they are built, maintaining the old techniques in vogue, essential for recovering the cultural patrimony in our City"
We were invited to the ceremony during which we were bestowed a Diploma for our participation in the last event. The place chosen? The Casa de la Cultura (Culture House) facilities, a building that belonged to the centenary La Prensa Newspaper.
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Fernando Traverso, creator of an icon and an action, worldwide recognized. His work is the stamping of the missing people's bicycle, Rosario people's bike, those who never came back because somebody made them "disappear"
The bicycles stamped on the walls in Rosario (Santa Fe), on the flags, on any surface that would tell something about those silenced years, are the work of this artist born in Rosario, who found his own way for filling that vacuity and silence with a work of art, with a series of actions/ fittings, meaning that absence. Theirs.
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Last Saturday, February 24, Roberto and Pablo went to Pilar (Buenos Aires) to deliver a kite workshop for a group of young parents and their children
Both Roberto and Pablo wish to thank all participants for their predisposition and joyfulness, and particularly Pablo Puente, who coordinated all the activity.
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As BaToCo Barriletes a Toda Costa Asociación Civil reached its First Anniversary, its members celebrated the event a hot Sunday, toasting in the open sky, with the same setting that Costa Escombro has been providing for years.
Under a birthday atmosphere, BaToCo fellows flew their kites -as usual-, while some of them prepared the so-called "La Toldería", i.e., a parasol adorned with balloons and garlands.
There were also hats with our colors, and those wearing them looked like millionaires.
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John Barresi and Dave Shattuck, who visited us last December to participate in the Wind Party, have already published their report about their stay in Argentina. We wish to thank them sincerely, and invite you to read the articles published by them:
And a present for you below, "Adios Nonino", John Barresi's performance during the 2006 Windless Festival.
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