Tag: Videobrasil Online
Videobrasil: four decades with a south-facing lens
After an unstable period, Videobrasil announces for 2023 the holding of the 22nd Bienal Sesc_Videobrasil, 40 years after the first festival
From mule to plane: progress and ruin by Calderón y Piñeros
Colombian duo presents the film Volando Bajo on Videobrasil Online and raises debates about obsolete technologies, a supposed idea of progress and the ways in which the official story is told
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.
Giselle Beiguelman and Ilê Sartuzi: far beyond the story of a big house
In “Nhonhô”, a work presented on Videobrasil Online, Giselle Beiguelman and Ilê Sartuzi use technological resources and start from the history of a São Paulo mansion to discuss the permanence of colonialism, elitisms and foreignisms in Brazil
The extinction of borders is what defines change
* By Bernardo José de Souza Borders establish limits between one space and another, or between something and something else. When demarcating territories, they impose themselves as arbitrary mapping, devising zones of power and...
South Korean art from the Anthropocene times gains space on Videobrasil Online
For some years now, discussions around the Anthropocene have become a fundamental agenda in the research and production of contemporary artists around the world. If themes like destruction...
Ayrson Heráclito exhibits works at Videobrasil Online
Known for a production that departs from Afro-Brazilian culture and the universe of Candomblé to address issues such as the slave-holding colonial past, the artist presents ten audiovisual works on Videobrasil's new online platform
Videobrasil opens exhibition space in the virtual environment
Videobrasil Online premieres with a never-before-seen documentary about Abdoulaye Konaté, directed by Juliano Salgado, and continues the institution's project to democratize access to artistic production in the Global South through the rearticulation of contents from the collection
