Gabriel Abrantes | 19th Festival
The artist presents and comments on his films featured in the 19th Festival’s Southern Panoramas | Guest Artists show and Film Program
testimonies
Abdoulaye Konaté | 19th Festival
The Malian artist contextualizes his three large panels featured in the 19th Festival’s Southern Panoramas | Guest Artists show
testimonies
Southern Observatory | Session 04: Regionalisms and Decenterings | 19th Festival
On August 22, the final Southern Observatory session dealt with perspectives of art circulation informed by a critical regionalism
public programs
Public Programs | 19th Festival
A summary of the Festival’s packed schedule and of its main exhibitions
making of & recordings
Residency partners | 19th Festival
Representatives from the Videobrasil Residency Program partner organizations describe their lines of work and the physical facilities that will welcome the artists who won residency prizes during the 19th Festival
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Rethinking Time: Art, Silences and History | Seminar | 19th Festival
Register of the fourth panel of the Seminar (organized by Sabrina Moura), featuring Gerardo Mosquera (Cuba), Karol Radziszewski (Poland) and Ntone Edjabe (Cameroon).
public programs
Fancy em Pyetà, segundo ato, by Rodolpho Parigi | 19th Festival
Fancy Violence, alter ego of the artist Rodolpho Parigi, conducts performance during the Southern Panoramas | Selected works, part of the 19th Festival
performances
Those born for adventure don’t stray from the path | Parallel Exhibition, 19th Festival
An overview of the parallel show featuring images of the artworks, venue tours and statements from Solange Farkas, Priscila Arantes and Diego Matos
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Southern Observatory | Session 03: Geopolitics of Knowledge | 19th Festival
The meeting held on July 24 set out to comprehend the nature of the historical and political struggles which naturalized knowledge conceals
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Rethinking Narratives: Art, Memory and Fiction | Seminar | 19th Festival
A terceira mesa do Seminário (org.: Sabrina Moura), reuniu Andrea Giunta (Argentina), Julio Pimentel (Brasil) e Tânia Rivera (Brasil)
public programs