PROJECT TITLE

Do Valongo à Favela – Imaginário e periferia

WHERE

MAR – Museu de Arte do Rio

ADDRESS

  • Praça Mauá, 5, Centro, Rio de Janeiro
  • tel. 21 30312741

VISITATION

  • 27/05/2014 a 15/02/201
  • Tuesday to Sunday 10am – 5pm

CURATOR

  • Clarissa Diniz e
  • Rafael Cardoso

RESEARCH AND CURATOR ASSISTANT

Nataraj Trinta

PRODUCTION

Automatica

PRODUCTION COORDINATOR

Mariana Schincariol de Mello

PRODUCTION

Luisa Hardman

PRODUCTION ASSISTANT

Leticia Libanio

ARCHITECTURE

  • Rua Arquitetos | Pedro Évora
  • Mariana Albuquerque

GRAPHIC DESIGN

Dínamo | Alexsandro Souza

MUSEOLOGY

Libra Cultural

SCENOGRAPHY

Camuflagem

BUILD TEAM

  • Silvio De Camillis Borges
  • Pablo Vieira Pereira
  • Daniel Zagatti
  • Guilherme Gasparello

LIGHTING

Artimanha | Julio Katona

TRADUCTION

Sean Mclntyre

MUSEU DE ARTE DO RIO – INSTITUTO ODEON

PRESIDENT

Éder Sá Alves Campos

VICE PRESIDENT

Afonso Henriques Borges Ferreira

PRESIDENT DIRECTOR

Carlos Gradim

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Adriana Karla Rodrigues

ADMINISTRATIVE AND FINANCIAL DIRECTOR

Luiz Guimarães

PROJECT AND MANAGEMENT DIRECTOR

Tiago Cacique

CULTURAL DIRECTOR

Paulo Herkenhoff

CONTENT MANAGER

Clarissa Diniz

COMMUNICATIONS MANAGER

Hannah Drumond

PRODUCTION MANAGER

Daniel Bruch

EDUCATION MANAGER

Janaina Melo

VIDEO

Do Valongo à Favela: Imaginário e Periferia (From Valongo to the Favela: Imagination and Periphery), an exhibition currently on at MAR under the curatorship of Rafael Cardoso and Clarissa Diniz, covers two historical landmarks. The first is Valongo harbor, where slaves disembarked in Brazil, making it the world’s largest slave trade outpost in the nineteenth century. Valongo therefore represents the tragedy of slavery and the African diaspora. The second has to do with the emergence of favelas as the most flagrant sign of the new exclusion of freed men and women, still subject to slavocratic values and post-colonial power. Both are fundamental for considering, rediscovering, and reinventing the land on which MAR stands, which is what the museum proposes with its Rio-oriented curatorial program.

Indeed, this exhibition takes a step forward in bringing the museum closer to its immediate vicinity by addressing the way this area has been seen and represented over the years. Organized into eight units named after oral statements, song lyrics, and excerpts from books, the exhibition takes us on a journey from when this area was first inhabited, through its importance to the colonial and republican history of Brazil, to the present day, introducing a variety of historical and contemporary works, episodes, and characters that have consistently reinvented this corner of the city.

PROJECT TITLE

Gritos surdos

ARTIST

Miguel Rio Branco

WHERE

Casa França-Brasil

ADRESS

Rua Visconde de Itaboraí, 78, Centro, Rio de Janeiro

VISITATION

  • 03/25/2014 – 05/25/2014
  • Tuesday to Sunday 10am – 8pm
  • Free Admission

EXHIBITION CONCEPT

Miguel Rio Branco

VIDEOS DIRECTOR

Miguel Rio Branco

VIDEO EDITING

Tetê Sá

AUTHORING

Carlos Azambuja

SOUNDTRACK

Miguel Rio Branco

IMAGEN RESEARCH

Isidora Gajic

SCAN AND EDITING

Antonio Garcia

MUSIC PRODUCTION AND SOUND EDITING

Bártolo

ASSISTANTS OF MUSIC AND SOUND

  • Pedro Sá
  • Jonas Sá

CAVERINHAS’ VIDEO SOUNDTRACK

Jerônimo Cravo Rio Branco

TÚNEL’S VIDEO SOUNDTRACK

Bártolo

LABIRINTO‘S VIDEO SOUNDTRACK

Miguel Rio Branco and Bártolo

PRODUCTION

  • Automatica
  • Mariana Schincariol de Mello
  • Ana Paula Vulcão

GRAPHIC DESIGN

Giselle Macedo

EXHIBITION INSTALLATION

  • Rogério Cândido Dias da Silva
  • Marcus Vinicius Pugliese

TECHNICIAN DESIGN AND INSTALLATION

32bits Criações Digitais

SCENE SETS

H.O Silva

LIGHTING

Samuel Betts | Blight

PHOTOGRAPHY

Antonio Garcia

PRESS RELATIONS

Ana Ligia Ptrone | Meio & Imagem

PROOFREADING

Duda Costa

ENGLISH VERSION

Paul Webb

CASA FRANÇA-BRASIL

DIRECTOR

Evangelina Seiler

ASSISTANT

Fátima Santiago

PROJECT COORDINATOR

Jeanine Toledo

COMMUNICATIONS

Lívia Ferraz

ADMINISTRATIVE TEAM

  • Fabiana Oliveira
  • Sandra Helena da Silva
  • Valdeci Costa Lima

MEDIATOR TRAINING AT EAV PARQUE LAGE

  • Cristina de Pádula
  • Maria Tornaghi
  • Tania Queiroz

MEDIATORS

  • Helen Lugon
  • Gisele Nery
  • Mariana Kanbara
  • Patricia Reis
  • Patrícia Aguiar
  • Tarsila Monteiro

VIDEO

An installation with four projections of images transiting by themes of violence and power, worked simultaneously on four Voil screens with different audios, constitutes the core of the exhibition Gritos Surdos from Miguel Rio Branco that will occupy Casa França-Brasil from March 25th.

The exhibition features installations made by the artist in the early 2000s, which were never displayed in Rio de Janeiro.

Besides the work that will be in the central room of Casa França-Brasil, one of the side rooms with display a projection with fixed audio and image.

The other will reveal a “site specific” in neon, in which several windscreen car glasses, injured or shot, reflect fluorescent lights that flash intermittently, profiled by lines of red neon, with Cibachrome photographs.

TÍTULO DO PROJETO

Despertar/Éveil

ARTISTAS

  • Chico MacMurtrie
  • Ingrid Bachmann
  • Jane Tingley
  • Jean-Pierre Gauthier
  • Paula Gaetano Adi
  • Steve Daniels

LOCAL

SESC Santana

ENDEREÇO

Av. Luiz Dummond Villares, 579 – Jardim São Paulo, São Paulo

VISITAÇÃO

  • 14/03 a 01/06/2014
  • Terça a Sábado 10h às 21h
  • Domingos e feriados 10h às 19h
  • Entrada franca

CURATOR

Sylvie Parent

SESC SANTANA

AREA COORDINATORS

  • Suzana Garcia
  • Silvan Oliveira da Silva
  • Viviane Gabarron
  • Rodrigo Augusto C. Souza
  • Alcione Pereira Müzel Teixeira

STAFF

Talita Rebizzi, Daniele Queiroz

PRODUCTION

Groupe Molior (Québec)

DIRECTOR

Andrée Duchaine

DIRETORA ADJUNTA

Aurélie Besson

TECHNICAL DIRECTOR

Danny Perreault

AUTOMATICA (BRASIL)

DIRECTOR GENERAL

Luiza Mello

PRODUCTION

Arthur Moura

MANAGER

Marisa S. Mello

EXHIBITION DESIGN

  • Artificio |
  • Vasco Caldeira
  • Ana Lucia Bortoletto
  • Maria Fernanda Miserochi
  • Zildete Mesquita

GRAPHIC DESIGN

  • Studio Meios |
  • Julio Miquelini
  • Maria Fernanda Miserochi

LIGHTING DESIGNER

  • Design da Luz Estúdio |
  • Fernanda Carvalho
  • Renata Fongaro

SET-UP TEAM

COORDINATION

  • Sergio Santos
  • Marta Bruno

TEAM

  • Andre Cruz
  • Cesar Lopes
  • Eduardo Domingues Junior
  • João Rebello
  • Jeff Lemes
  • Jorge Garcia
  • Mauro Cesar Silva
  • Mike Rocha
  • Rodolfo Martins Alves

EDUCATIONAL PROJECT

Acontemporânea Cultural

COORDINATION

Marcela Tiboni

SUPERVISORS

  • Gabriela Piernikarz
  • Ricardo Hino

EDUCATORS

  • Juliana Nersessian
  • Antônio Sandoval
  • Talita Gouveia
  • Caio Araujo
  • Diermany D’Alessandro

The exhibition Despertar/Éveil/Alive is inspired by a distant and primordial moment: the origin of life, the coming alive of matter.

The exhibition brings together kinetic and robotic works which use movement to express the essence of the living. By way of various technologies, these works cause their components move, shake, wriggle and unfold in a way that evokes biological processes and primitive living beings. The works chosen for Despertar/Éveil/Alive present living forms in their nascent, imprecise states and thus take leave of the human figure to return to the beginnings of the organic world. They are of the order of the pre, the sub or maybe the intra-human. Not a single work among them even represents an animal species or a recognizable organ or organism. Thanks to this semantic imprecision and the rudimentary forms, they confront us with the living in its secret and intimate dimension.

PROJECT TITLE

Sudário

ARTIST

Carlos Vergara

WHERE

Museu de Arte Contemporânea de Niterói – MAC

ADDRESS

Mirante da Boa Viagem, sem número, Niterói

VISITATION

  • 15/12/2013 a 23/02/2014
  • Tuesday to Sunday 10am – 6pm

CONCEPTION

Carlos Vergara

CURATOR

Guilherme Vergara

PRODUCTION

Automatica

PRODUCTION COORDINATOR

Luiza Mello

PRODUCTION

  • Mariana Schincariol de Mello
  • Ana Paula Vulcão

GRAPHIC DESIGN

Dínamo | Alexsandro Souza

LIGHTING

Rogério Magalhães

PROJECT MANAGER

Marisa S. Mello

PRESS RELATIONS

Barbara Chataignier

ASSEMBLY COORDINATOR

Marcelo Camargo

ASSEMBLY

  • Moises Barbosa
  • Daniele Cristina
  • Cal Camargo
  • Tiago Martins

CARLOS VERGARA STUDIO

COORDINATOR

João Vergara

PRODUCTION ASSISTANT

Stefanie Ferraz

ADIMINISTRACION

Alice Souto

MAC NITERÓI

GENERAL CURATOR-DIRECTOR

Luiz Guilherme Vergara

Using a practice already present in his work, monotype, Carlos Vergara prints on scarves traces of severeal areas where he passed along his career. In the exhibition Shroud at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Niteroi, are presented works carried out in places like India, Cappadocia, Kazakhstan, London, Pantanal, São Miguel das Missões and Salvador. In addition to the scarves, the exhibition consists of paintings, photographs worked in real and virtual 3D, photographs, monotypes in large format, video and installations. In the courtyard of the museum, are about 30 sculptures of “Freedom” project carried out with photographs and barred doors cells collected in the wreckage of the Frei Caneca Penitentiary.

The exhibition addresses, therefore, one of the fundamental features in the artist production: an artistic practice primarily accomplished by printing traces that gives the poetics of displacement and appropriation of places visited. “This is possible by my source on condition of transience, without ceasing to considering interpersonal relationships built in the process, which became important in the chain of my poetrya”, says the artist. Throughout this poetics of displacement and for more than five decades of artistic life, Carlos Vergara accumulated experience and intensive research in materials and work techniques. This exhibition is an invitation to travel and imagination.

PROJECT TITLE

Antonio Manuel

ARTIST

Antonio Manuel

WHERE

Museu de Arte Moderna do Rio de Janeiro

ADDRESS

Av. Infante Dom Henrique, 85, Parque do Flamengo, Rio de Janeiro

VISITATION

  • 13/12/2013 a 16/02/2014
  • Tuesday to Friday  12am – 6pm
  • Saturday, Sunday and holiday 12am – 7pm

CURATOR

Luis Camillo Osório

PRODUCTION

Automatica

PRODUCTION COORDINATOR

Luiza Mello

PRODUCTION

Arthur Moura

ASSISTANT ARTIST

Vitor Manuel

ARCHITECTURE

  • RUA Arquitetos| Pedro Évora
  • Izabel Barboni

GRAPHIC DESIGN

Sonia Barreto

LIGHTING

BeLight | Samuel Betts

SCENE SETS

  • Humberto Silva
  • Humberto Silva Junior

REVIEW

Rosalina Gouveia

PRESS RELATIONS

CW&A Comunicação

ACKNOWLEDGMENT

  • Ana Caillaux
  • Anita e Leoncio Schwartz
  • Beatriz Caillaux
  • Elizabeth e Marcus Vinicius Pratini de Moraes
  • Gilberto Chateaubriand
  • João Sattamini
  • Luis Antonio de Almeida Braga
  • Luisa Strina
  • MAC Niterói
  • Marcia e Luiz Chrysostomo
  • Mariano Marcondes Ferraz
  • Mario Caillaux
  • Marisa Abate
  • Marli Matsumoto
  • Paulo Venâncio Filho

VIDEO

The exhibition Antonio Manuel at the Museum of Modern Art in Rio de Janeiro, covers the recent and new production of the artist, with two installations made especially for the location, and also emblematic works of his career, setting an unprecedented body of work, never assembled before. This exhibition presents to the public a significant sample of the artist’s production, from the 1980s until the present day.

For the exhibition, which occupies an area of about 1,800 square meters on the second floor of the museum, the artist recreates the installations “Fantasma” (1994/2013), Collection of the Museum – acquired through the Petrobras Visual Arts bidding in 2001 – “Frutos do Espaço” (1980/2013), “Ocupações/ Descobrimentos” (1998/ 2013), “Sucessão de Fatos” (2003/ 2013). Antonio Manuel is developing, especially for this show, two installations: “Até que a imagem desapareça” and “Nave” that uses water. About ten paintings from private collections and from the collection of the artist, produced between 1985 and 2013 and the video Semi-Ótica (1975) complete the exhibition.

The artist says, “is a set that was never presented and that communicates, an installation dialogue with the other. A common characteristic is that all facilities are participatory”.

PROJECT TITLE

Mitos do Contemporâneo

WHERE

Caixa Cultural Rio de Janeiro

ADRESS

Almirante Barroso, 121 – Centro, Rio de Janeiro

PROGRAM

  • 03/12 – 12/12/2013
  • Entrada Franca

CURATORS

  • Rafael Cardoso
  • Sérgio Martins

PARTICIPANTS

  • Briony Fer
  • Francisco Bosco
  • Frederico Coelho
  • Lorenzo Mammì
  • Luisa Duarte
  • Marcio Doctors
  • Marcus Faustini
  • Matheus Rocha Pitta
  • Moacir dos Anjos
  • Nelson Brissac
  • Paulo Herkenhoff
  • Paulo Sergio Duarte
  • Pedro Duarte
  • Roberto Conduru
  • Rodrigo Nunes
  • Tania Rivera
  • Waltercio Caldas

PRODUCTION COORDINATOR

Marisa S. Mello

PRODUCTION

Luisa Hardman

DESIGN

Dínamo | Alexsandro Souza

PROOF READER

Duda Costa

VIDEO

The seminar Myths of Contemporary questioned a notion familiar to us, but which escapes from any simple definition: the contemporary. Each roundtable took as starting point a myth – a dominant perception, commonplace or an assumption – about art and contemporary culture. The seminar brought together artists, critics, historians and intellectuals from different fields in order to encourage discussions that go beyond cliches and is open to further discussions. Two weeks of discussions on the central role that the notion of contemporary plays in the relationship of artistic practice with its history, with the geography of their movement and the discourses that surround it and the aesthetic and political positions that guided.

TITLE OF PROJECT

Perfume de Princesa

ARTIST

Wagner Malta Tavares

LOCAL

Museu da Cidade de São Paulo

ADDRESS

Rua Roberto Simonsen, 136-B – Metro Sé, São Paulo

VISITATION

  • 11/03/2013 a 03/02/2014
  • Tuesday to Sunday 9am – 5pm

PRODUCTION

Automatica

PRODUCTION COORDINATOR

Luiza Mello

PRODUCTION ASSISTANT

Luisa Hardman

PROJECT MANAGEMENT

Marisa S. Mello

GRAPHIC DESIGN

Dínamo | Alexsandro Souza

PROJECT ADMINISTRATION

Carolina Lima

TEXT

José  Bento Ferreira

PROOFREADING

Duda Costa

TRANSLATION

John Norman

ASSEMBLAGE

Metal Calhas

REALIZATION

  • Museu da Cidade,
  • Prefeitura de São Paulo
  • e Secretaria de Cultura

CURATOR COUNCIL

  • Henrique Siqueira
  • Douglas de Freitas
  • Monica Caldiron

CONSERVATION COUNCIL

  • Nalu Medeiros
  • Leila Antero

TRAINEE

Paola Ribeiro

SUPPORT

IFF International Flavors & Fragrances Inc.

ACKNOWLEDGMENT

  • Carlos Kiyoshi Okamoto
  • Diogo Medeiros de Freitas
  • Dionisio Ferenc
  • Eloisa Maria F. M. Rodrigues
  • Franz Lizst
  • Jordão Corrêa Neto
  • Marilia Razuk
  • Roberto Loeb

Perfume de Princesa/Princess Perfume is the title of the new installation by the artist Wagner Malta Tavares. The work exudes different aromatic compounds along the route used by the public of the alley named “Beco do Pinto” and centenarians buildings of Casa da Imagem and Solar da Marquesa de Santos, in São Paulo.

Consists of a brushed metal tube with 350 m long, which at first glance may seem like just part of the structure of the houses, but soon draws attention to its movement. The tube runs through the floor, conducts rounds in itself, zigzags handrails and crosses windows without disturbing the circulation through the spaces.

Their odors ranging from roses and jasmine to corporeal scents, that were researched and created from a folk tale about Marquesa de Santos, according to which, the mistress of D. Pedro I left flowers through the house to transmit, by the smell, her mood on the day.

PROJECT TITLE

  • 17ª Edição do Projeto Respiração
  • Marcos Chaves – I only have eyes for you

ARTIST

Marcos Chaves

LOCAL

Fundação Eva Klabin

ADDRESS

Av. Epitácio Pessoa, 2480, Lagoa, Rio de Janeiro

VISITATION

  • 09/03/2013 to 11/10/2013
  • Tuesday to Sunday 2am – 6pm
  • Free admission

CURATOR

Marcio Doctors

PRODUCTION

Automatica

PRODUCTION COORDINATOR

Luiza Mello

PRODUCTION

  • Ana Paula Vulcão
  • Arthur Moura

LIGHTING AND PROJECTIONS

Belight

RENAISSANCE ROOM VIDEO:

IMAGE CAPTURE

  • Marcos Chaves
  • David Pacheco

ASSEMBLAGE

Bernardo Jucá

DINING ROOM SOUND:

RECORDING

  • Rossano Snel
  • Marcos Chaves
  • Daniel Rangel

MIXING

Rossano Snel

VIDEO HOT WIDOW (WINDOW):

PHOTOGRAPHY

Marcos Chaves

ASSEMBLAGE

Bernardo Jucá

VIDEO

Marcos Chaves – I only have eyes for you is the 17th edition of the Breathing Project, which brings important names in contemporary art to intervene in Eva Klabin Foundation since 2004.

Marcos Chaves interventions conducted in six areas of the house-museum in the Lagoa, creating a shift in time and a lightness by incorporating contemporary elements, freeing the space of what characterizes without uncharacterized.

According to the Project curator, Marcio Doctors, “Marcos Chaves work is marked by semantic games verb/visual that resignify the original meaning of things, creating small displacements through a subtle perception that combines irony, humor and double meanings, revealing unrevealed aspects of everyday reality. ”

PROJECT TITLE

Feminismo in motion

LOCAL

Galeria Olido

ADDRESS

Avenida São João, 473,  1 andar, Centro

VISITATION

  • 08/25 to /09/30
  • Tuesday to Saturday 1pm – 8pm
  • Sunday 1pm – 7pm
  • Free admission

GENERAL COORDINATION

SOF – Sempreviva Organização Feminista

PRODUCTION

Automatica

PRODUCTION COORDINATOR

Marisa S. Mello

PRODUCTION

Luisa Hardman

ARCHITECTURE

Claudia Afonso

VISUAL PROGRAMMING

Natalia Zapella

SCENOGRAPHY

Artos Cenografia

ASSEMBLERS

  • Eloah Melo
  • Deborah Santiago Guimarães

TEXTS

  • Tica Moreno
  • Miriam Nobre

PROOFREADING

  • Duda Costa

GRAPHIC PROOF, POSTERS OF THE WORLD MARCH OF WOMEN

AND BANNERS

Biba Rigo

PHOTOGRAPHY

  • Arquivo MMM
  • Anderson Barbosa
  • Daniela Carrasco
  • Marta Baião
  • Carolina Caleffi
  • Bruna Provazi
  • Elaine Campos
  • Fafa Souza
  • Fernanda Estima
  • Gabriel Uchida
  • Joaquim Duarte
  • João Zinclair
  • Marcela Mattos
  • Maria José Vidal
  • Marcos Aragão
  • Rafael Ferreira
  • Roberto Parizotti
  • Thamy Radomile
  • Vinicius Campos

VIDEOS

Changing the world and changing the lives of women in one motion. Equality for all. Strengthening collective spaces for women: popular, autonomous and diverse. Share with creativity to confront patriarchal capitalism. Building alliances with social movements in struggle to transform the world. Bind the permanent work locally with global issues and processes. Solidarity and internationalism. These are the main features that led to the construction of the World March of Women (WMW) as a permanent move.

With projections, photographs and historical materials, the exhibition Feminism in motion presents the life, actions and main themes addressed by the World March of Women, international feminist movement organized in 62 countries and present in around 150.

This is an opportunity to provide reflections on the origin of the problems facing women today and the alternative of resistance that the feminist movement has.

PROJECT TITLE

Recent Paintings

WHERE

Museu de Arte Moderna do Rio de Janeiro

ADRESS

Av. Infante Dom Henrique, 85 – Parque do Flamengo

VISITATION

  • 10/08 a 06/10/13
  • Tuesday to Friday 12am – 6pm
  • Saturdays, Sundays and holidays 12am – 7pm

CURATOR

Jacopo Crivelli Visconti

PRODUCTION

Automatica

PRODUCTION COORDINATOR

Luiza Mello

PRODUCTION

Arthur Moura

ASSEMBLY

  • Thiago Branco Barboteo
  • Cazé Araújo

SCENOGRAPHY

Glauber Silva

TRANSPORT

Vanguardian Transportes Especializados

INSURANCE

Pro Affinité Consultoria e Corretagem de Seguros Ltda.

ACKOWLEDGEMENTS

  • Coleção BGA – Brazil Golden Art
  • Galeria Celma Albuquerque
  • Galeria Fortes Vilaça
  • Galeria Silvia Cintra + Box 4
  • Museu Oscar Niemeyer
  • Nathalie Bacellar
  • Paulo Darzé Galeria de Arte

Recent Paintings is the name of the exhibition of the artist Leda Catunda, on show at the Museum of Modern Art in Rio de Janeiro.

With strong and vibrant colors, the works in the exhibition are made in acrylic paint on canvas and or fabric.

In some works, however, there is the introduction of other elements, such as plastic and velvet.

The result is a surface bulky and stewed, which goes beyond the pictorial plane. The works were produced between 2010 and 2013, in large formats.

According to the artist, the work ”refer to the issue of identification of the subject with some kind of image.”

The curator of the show, Jacopo Crivelli Visconti, explains the concept of the exhibition, ”logos, images, colors, symbols, numbers: all the visual repertoire of the sport appears in these works, each element competing with each other, trying to superimpose to those around you, to fill every inch of space available,” concludes Visconti.

PROJECT TITLE

Crer em Fantasmas

ARTISTS

  • Daniel Lannes
  • Flávio Araujo
  • Thiago Martins de Melo
  • Fábio Baroli
  • Fábio Magalhães

WHERE

Caixa Cultural Brasilia

ADRESS

SBS Quadra 4, lotes 3/4 – Brasilia – DF

VISITATION

  • 05/15 – 06/30/2013
  • Tuesday to Sunday 9am – 9pm
  • Free Admission

CURATOR

Marcelo Campos

PRODUCTION COORDINATOR

Marisa S. Mello

PRODUCTION

Arthur Moura

Mariana Schincariol de Mello

PRODUCTION ASSISTANT

Luisa Hardman

LOCAL PRODUCER

4 Art Produções Culturais | Daiana Castilho Dias

DESIGN AND EXPOGRAPHY

Dínamo | Alexsandro Souza

SCENOGRAPHY

LM Cenografia

LIGHTING

T19 Projetos de Arte e Cultura Ltda.

WORKS’ TRANSPORTATION

Millenium

PROOFREADING

Duda Costa

Crer em fantasmas, exhibition in Caixa Cultural Brasília, with curatorship of Marcelo Campos, presentes the production of young brazilian painters: Daniel Lannes, Fábio Baroli, Fábio Magalhães, Flávio Araujo e Thiago Martins de Melo.

The exhibition intent to get together current works with enphazis in the notion of territory estimulated by the fact that each artist is from a diferent state of the country: Maranhão, Bahia, Minas Gerais, Rio de Janeiro e Pará. A scenery of multiple identities, with ample discussions and original pictorial repertoires on the brazilian contemporaneity.