Tag: artebrasileiros-52
Issue #52 contributors
See who are some of the contributors to the magazine that is on the air from this week
“Unverticalize” the museum
Keyna Eleison and Pablo Lafuente assume the artistic direction of the Museum of Modern Art in Rio and, in pairs, defend for the institution a logic marked by diversity and negotiation
New territories expand reflection on art
Curators of the 3rd edition of Frestas - Trienal de Artes, entitled The river is a snake, bring together Afro-indigenous, native and ancestral knowledge and thoughts to think about an art of the impossible
Instituto José Rufino: a place to think about art, science and nature
Located in the municipality of Bayeux, in greater João Pessoa, the space is one of the well-finished examples of what man can do for the environment.
Beyond the stereotype: Brazilian art by Asian-Brazilians
In recent years, the debate about prejudices and the inclusion of minorities has come to occupy a growing space in the arts circuit. However, little is heard about the inclusion (or exclusion) of Asian-Brazilian people...
A work that helps to “clear” the Maxakali people
Winner of the 2020 edition of Pipa Online, Isael Maxakali portrays in films, drawings and animations the culture of his people, who today live in a critical situation in five villages in the northwest of Minas Gerais.
Aguilar's 60 years of art
In a new exhibition with 69 canvases, the artist reveals a cosmology that ranges from ancient philosophers to the defense of Amazonian forests and rivers.
go and see
South African photographer Gideon Mendel produces series around the world that denounce climate change and its impacts on human survival, offering a kind of testimony to those portrayed.
the distance resistance
On the second day of the seminar, the curatorial team and artists of the 11th Berlin Biennale, an event that has gained even more weight with the pandemic, spoke about their work and the challenge of maintaining resilience despite isolation.
we are nature
On the first day of the seminar, limits between culture and nature are questioned based on indigenous wisdom, by Ailton Krenak, Antonio Donato Nobre and Naiara Tukano
