This photography exhibition examines the ruins of extractive cities in the Amazon from both human and more-than-human perspectives. Photographs: Christian Braga Curatorship: Christian Braga, Danielle Heberle Viegas and Patrícia Vieira In partnership with the Resilient Forest Cities project and Campus Anthropocene Goethe Institute, Rio de Janeiro December 2024 More information about the event
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A dialogue about the Amazon and the Yasuní National Park in Ecuador in times of crisis, emphasizing the issues of environmental crisis and climate collapse, where different social problems such as inequality, racism, anthropocentrism and colonialism intersect and how this impacts Indigenous territories. The speakers reflect upon the confrontation of positions regarding what the Amazon […]
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The colloquium is intended as a space to present the progress of recent research and/or fieldwork, with emphasis on the topic of endangered or formally disappeared languages, and to discuss the ethical and methodological implications of this type of research. Taking these issues as a starting point, the meeting aims to encourage a transversal reflection […]
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Roundtable about different views of the world, with special emphasis on Indigenous cosmologies. Participants: Kaka Werá, Cebaldo Inawinapi, Verenilde Pereira, Juan Carlos Galeano, Francisco Soares, Carla Santos, Carola Saavedra, Patrícia Vieira Moderation: Marta Lança, Ellen Lima e Candela Varas October 19, 11:00 am Tenda Vila Literária, Casa Floresta In collaboration with FOLIO, Óbidos International Literary Festival
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There are currently around 115 records of indigenous peoples in isolation in Brazil, most of them in the Legal Amazon. Of these records, only a small number have been confirmed and located, meaning that the majority of peoples living in isolation do not have their territory recognized and protected. However, even those peoples who live […]
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In recent years, the relationship between artistic practice and ethnography has led to unprecedented collaborative processes, languages, and research methodologies. Indigenous art and the debates fostered by anthropological disciplines have created new imaginaries to reinvent our world and our relationships with the beings that inhabit it. The “Indigenous Art and Anthropology Week”, a continuation of […]
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This exhibition features a small but significant selection of the work by Denilson Baniwa curated by Nelson Ricardo Martins. Sirius Arts Centre, Cork, Ireland May 18 – July 6 In collaboration with Sirius Arts Center Know More
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The advanced course “Community Knowledge and other Expertise in the Protection of Natural and Cultural Heritage” that will take place in the summer of 2024 in the city of Quito at the Simón Bolívar Andean University, in partnership with Acción Ecológica, is a space for the training of people interested in understanding nature as a subject […]
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This project brings a sound installation to the historic center of the city of Coimbra, recreating the sounds of the Amazon rainforest, while also organizing a drawing and painting workshop for young and old. June 5, 2024 Pátio do Castilho, Baixa de Coimbra Know more
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The event takes place within the scope of the Anozero’24 Coimbra Biennale. The project promotes the interaction of the Biennale with the city through actions carried out, mainly, in downtown Coimbra. With freedom as its backdrop, Anozero Agora Freedom and Fantasy, designed and curated by Nelson Ricardo Martins, will have as its epicenter a house […]
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