Tag: brazil
the right to kill
"Necropolitics", by Achille Mbembe, sheds light on the exercise of politics in our own history, marked by slavery and racism
Seminar “Brazil – Dissonant Territories” discusses the construction of Brazilian identity
Event promoted by Sesc Pinheiros invites intellectuals and artists to rethink the legacy of Independence and the Week of Modern Art
Museu Paulista: a privileged place to rethink history
After extensive renovation, Museu Paulista, in Ipiranga, should reopen in 2022 with physical and conceptual adaptations, establishing new correlations between past and present that do not perpetuate stagnant visions and consolidated discourses of power.
“Illustrated Workers” at Sesc Santo Amaro; Watch the video
With a set of illustrations from literature, journalism, music production and historical, geographical and sociological essays, Trabalhadores Ilustrados offers a diversified panorama of the world of work in Brazil in the XNUMXth century.
Confinements and arrests are discussed in an exhibition on Videobrasil Online
Curated by Juliana Borges, the exhibition brings together 14 videos and part of the discussion about mass incarceration in Brazil to also talk about the “confinements” of the asylum system, consumerism, alienation on social networks and patterns of sexuality.
“It happens that we are cannibals!”, says the tropicalist pop by Glauco Rodrigues
The show Acaba que Somos Canibais!, by Glauco Rodrigues (1929-2004), has a samba school atmosphere, full of colors and allegories, born under the influence of pop art. The paintings on display at the Bergamin gallery...
A historiographical record by Ana Maria Gonçalves
Launched in 2006, the book "Um Defeito de Cor" is an indispensable classic of Brazilian Afrofeminist literature.
an exhausted country
For those who recognize and feel in their bodies the gravity of the crisis experienced in Brazil, in its various dimensions, it is increasingly common to feel exhausted.
Brazilian artists and galleries strike back at Art Basel Miami Beach
Galleries in the country are heavily present at the fair after the election of far-right Jair Bolsonaro
