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Memory policies: the genesis of the Museo del Barro
Director of the institution, Lia Colombino spoke about the contexts that led to the founding of the museum; debaters sought analogies with the proposal for the Museum of Origins, by Mario Pedrosa
Places of Memory and resistance
Double exhibition revisits Mario Pedrosa's project to rebuild MAM Rio and articulates a network of cultural rescue and preservation strategies developed by 20 institutions spread across different regions of the country
“Anna Maria Maiolino – psssiiiuuu…” brings together around 300 works by the artist at the Instituto...
Psssssss... The onomatopoeia - which can be a whistle, a call, a flirtation, a request for silence, a secret, or a sign - gives its name to the new individual exhibition of...
“Tunga: Magnetic Conjunctions” celebrates a work that remains
Artists' writings became ubiquitous structures on the international art circuit around the 1960s, when new narratives gained space and deepened...
Idea, reflection and image in Luiz Braga
Exhibition at Instituto Tomie Ohtake, curated by Paulo Miyada and Priscyla Gomes, brings together for the first time a set of color portraits made by Luiz Braga from Belém in the last four decades
“Pardo é Papel” or the epic grandeur of a people in formation
Presented at Tomie Ohtake Institute after passing through Lyon, Porto Alegre and Rio, Maxwell Alexandre's show portrays black people in everyday situations with a grandiose, consecrating and historic character
Maxwell Alexandre: 'Pardo is Paper' or the epic grandeur of a people in formation
Presented at Instituto Tomie Ohtake after visiting Lyon, Porto Alegre and Rio, Maxwell Alexandre's show portrays with a grandiose, consecrating and historical character black people in everyday situations
Butoh dance show takes Tomie Ohtake's work to the stage (digital)
Abstract art by Tomie Ohtake takes new form in AKA. Conceived by performer Emilie Sugai and director Lee Taylor, the show proposes...
For the president of Japan House, the institution exists because the Japanese government realizes the value of...
Eric Klug, who assumed the presidency of the cultural institution in the midst of the pandemic, speaks to arte!brasileiros about the possibilities of expanding activities in the virtual environment and affirms that the work of JHSP helps to demystify certain stereotypes about Japan and the Orient
EDP nas Artes Award announces selected artists in its 7th edition
A partnership between the EDP and Tomie Ohtake institutes, the award selected ten young people up to 29 years old, with the aim of stimulating contemporary artistic production
