Nuno Ramos: 'My career is one of enormous stylistic diversity'
On the occasion of the opening of his exhibition Pasos Perdidos, in Belo Horizonte, at the Albuquerque Contemporânea gallery, the artist Nuno Ramos speaks, in an interview with Arte!Brasileiros, about his new projects and delves into the work that has accompanied him since the 1980s
Issue #70 contributors
Fabio Cypriano is an art critic, professor and director of the School of Philosophy, Communication, Literature and Arts at PUC-SP. In this edition, Cypriano signs the...
Museu Vale broadens the view of the territory and its complexities
Director of the institution since 2023, Claudia Afonso focuses on the construction of the museum's new headquarters and the Extramuros program, which takes educational activities and exhibitions to cultural spaces throughout Espírito Santo, which allows for the development of partnerships and expanding reach.
Brazil's best kept ancient secret
The cultural strategies of Espírito Santo that project the state as a novelty in the management and innovation of the sector: interview with Fabrício Noronha, Secretary of Culture of Espírito Santo and president of the National Forum of State Secretaries and Directors of Culture
Counter-hegemonic practices in hegemonic contexts
Educator Gleyce Heitor advocates initiatives such as acting on the public dimension of cultural institutions, with policies of free access, mobility and belonging, among others
Dialogues between territory and time
Curated by Nicolas Soares, artist and director of the Espírito Santo Art Museum (MAES) and architect and researcher Clara Pignaton, the Vale Museum opens, under the general coordination of Claudia Afonso, the exhibition Transitar o Tempo, as part of its “Extramuros Program”
Hidden Stories
Participant of the 8th International Seminar Arte!Brasileiros, Marcus Vinicius Sant'Ana helps to build a black history of Espírito Santo through guided tours in Vitória (ES) and videos that he shares on a social network
Unavoidable, a book of resistance
Recognized as one of the leading names in experimentalism and political art in Brazil, Antonio Manuel maintains a production marked by dialogue with issues...
Environmental crisis cannot be dissociated from colonialism and racism
This is what Martinique-born philosopher Malcolm Ferdinand argues, as he participates in the VIII International Seminar Arte!Brasileiros, in Vitoria (ES)
