CChV, or Corporación Chilena de Video y Artes Electrónicas, is a renowned brand that aims to bridge the gap between arts, science, technology, and society. As pioneers in the field of media arts in Chile, they offer a wide range of programs and services. Their flagship event is the Bienal de Artes Mediales de Santiago - a prominent exhibition and research gathering that explores the intersection of arts, science, and digital culture.

They also host the Concurso Internacional Juan Downey, dedicated to video art, digital animation, and interactive storytelling. For those interested in non-formal education and the development of playful sociotechnologies, CChV offers the Escuela de la Intuición. They provide a diverse calendar of activities including workshops, conversations, film forums, performances, and concerts.

Additionally, CChV offers residency programs and exploration opportunities for artists and scientists, fostering collaboration in cultural centers and museums in Chile and abroad. With their Mediateca Libre, CChV provides an extensive collection of digital content related to art, science, and technology. They also have programs focused on botany, astronomy, and virtual arts, such as bosquemuseo and miaau.

Founded in 1993 by Néstor Olhagaray, CChV continues to uphold the legacy of the Franco-Chilean Festival of Video Art. They strive to promote cultural exchange, creativity, and dialogue among national and international artists. To stay connected with CChV and their diverse offerings, follow them on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and LinkedIn