Tag: cultural itau
The critic's wall
"On this wall are some of the works I keep in my home. I donated others to MAR, the Rio Art Museum." The...
“Indigenous culture does not fit into patrimonialist thinking”
Men am-ním is the approximate translation, in the language of the Krenak people, for the Portuguese word “Occupation” – in fact, the indigenous word is used...
Art as a space of freedom
A fundamental figure in the history of artistic education in Brazil, a field to which she has dedicated herself for almost 70 years, Ana Mae Barbosa is now the subject...
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
Recently launched, Projeto Lorenzato has already cataloged around 300 works by the painter from Minas Gerais
Last month, the Amadeo Luciano Lorenzato Project was launched, which seeks to identify and catalog the works of the artist from Minas Gerais on a digital, continuous and...
Bishop's work and his lineages
Exhibition on display at Itaú Cultural, in São Paulo, brings a broad cut of the work of Arthur Bispo do Rosário and illuminates his connections with contemporary Brazilian art
“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...
Paulista Cultural has its first online edition
With actions focused on the visual arts, theater, music, dance, literature, comics and photography, Paulista Cultural brings together seven large institutions located in...
Luso-Brazilian film unites poetic approach and documentary care in the history of the Krahô tribe
"Rain is Singing in the Village of the Dead" is part of the Mostra Brasil Cinema Agora! promoted by Itaú Cultural on its website until August 1st; The films Arabia, Azougue Nazaré, and Inferninho are also available for free
Cultural management in Brazil in times of pandemic and attack on culture
During the first three months of the period of social isolation in the country, the arte!brasileiros interviewed five managers of important cultural institutions to find out how they are dealing with the moment and what it is possible to plan for the future; read the main excerpts from conversations with Danilo Miranda, Eduardo Saron, Jochen Volz, Ricardo Ohtake and Solange Farkas
