Each/Every: CADA's Radically Democratic Dramaturgy of Dissent

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The aim is to explore how CADA's art transforms the understanding of democracy and citizenship under dictatorship.
Historical analysis of CADA's performance art, particularly ¡Ay Sudamérica!
Examination of the political context during the military dictatorship in Chile
Interpretation of artistic expressions as forms of dissent and democratic engagement.
CADA's actions highlighted the potential for every individual to engage in artistic and societal change.
The interventions prompted a rethinking of identity and space for expression amid oppression.
The work created a dialogue around democracy, celebrating collective participation and dissent in a dictatorial context.

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This analysis reveals how CADA's artistic methods foster democratic expression in a repressive regime, challenging citizenship notions.

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Jennifer Joan Thompson (2020) studied this question.

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