Ana Alvarez-Errecalde was born in Bahía Blanca, Argentina. She studied Film Production at the C.E.R.C (Centro de Experimentación y Realización Cinemtatográfica)and obtained a grant to be part of Third World Newsreel in New York City. She now resides in Barcelona, Spain, where she exhibits her creative work both as a documentary filmmaker and as a photographer. Her films had been selected on the following festivals: 2006 Dokumentarfilm Kassel, Selección Jurada. Kassel, Germany. BCNVISUALSOUND, Social Content Documentary. Juried Selection. Barcelona, Spain. Zemos98, Juried Selection. Sevilla, Spain. Fotogramas en Corto, Juried Selection. Barcelona, Spain ...
Ana Alvarez-Errecalde has also received the following grants: 2006 Madrid/procesos/REDES. Art production grant. Madrid. 1997 Third World Newsreel. Independent film, production grant. NY, USA.

Jorge Rodriguez - Gerada transforms common people into icons by rendering them in charcoal as urban murals. He delves into the identity of the neighborhood where he realizes his work as well as in his own identity. By questioning the controls imposed on public space, the role models that represent us in the public space and the type of events that are guarded by the collective memory, he breaks away with preconceptions of where art is permitted, when art is needed and to whom it is directed.