Tag: Pandemic
Immersion reports in a pandemic 'now'
With the global health crisis as the guiding thread, “Critical Pandemic”, a collection published by Edições Sesc SP and N-1, brings together texts by important contemporary thinkers
With “Extinction is forever”, Nuno Ramos seeks a multilingual answer to the Brazilian situation
In memory of everyone who lost their lives in the pandemic, a flame was lit this week at Sesc Avenida Paulista. A small zippo lighter,...
Art fairs in the world: how are they after a year of pandemic?
Delays and adaptations to more modest formats are among the most viable alternatives; despite this, the growth of the virtual market and the participation of social media can question the presence of mega fairs?
An anti-disciplinary look at a year that begins at the end
Anyone walking along Avenida Vergueiro, in the capital of São Paulo, is faced with a series of colorful lambe-lambes by the posts near the Centro Cultural São Paulo...
Should the show go on?
I write this text outside of São Paulo, where I am experiencing the pandemic, a little taken aback by the images on social media of the reopening of...
Sesc-SP: Gradual resumption of face-to-face activities and success of the digital proposal
Watch the interview with Juliana Braga de Mattos, Visual Arts and Technology Manager at Sesc-SP, who talks about the institution's work in recent months and the planning for the face-to-face reopening of the units
Block of Culture defends the area as the central axis of development of the country
A arte!brasileiros spoke with Alê Youssef, one of the founders of the movement, about the attacks on culture by the federal government and the importance of the arts in the current Brazilian scenario
depicting the invisible
As photographers around the globe strive to provide depth to documenting the Covid-19 crisis, the ARTE!BRASILEIROS presents a series of images taken in recent months in different countries
The cry that comes from art
In isolation, artists systematically produce as a form of resistance to the virus and the president
Normal was not normal: What museums do we want after the pandemic?
It is essential to start anew, to decolonize the museum from its servile condition of the ideology of a power and of a global economy, to understand how the narratives that museums starred in, the way in which they received their audiences, as mere consumers, distorted and robbed them of the challenges of contemporaneity
