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Indigenous Art and Anthropology Week

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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The Voice of the Forest

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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Anozero Agora Freedom and Fantasy

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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Coordination of Workshop – Ecopedagogical practices in the context of Gavião schools

Participatory workshop on pedagogical and theatrical methodologies aimed at the teachers and students of the Rônoré Gavião School. The event was conceived as a theoretical and practical meeting to promote the mobilization of bodily knowledge and relational experiences linked to the diversity of flora and fauna that permeate the life of the Gavião people. This activity […]

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Book launch Arahuata Inuaelü nenakaaürüte karitiin nereretaaüre. Ninichu kuruuaje nenakaaürü Urarinaaürü nereretaau / Los antiguos me contaron. Mitos y cuentos urarinas delbajo Chambira

Launch of the book Arahuata Inuaelü nenakaaürüte karitiin nereretaaüre. Ninichu kuruuaje nenakaaürü Urarinaaürü nereretaau / Los antiguos me contaron. Mitos y cuentos urarinas delbajo Chambira. Lima: CAAAP/IIAP/U. of St. Andrews, by Emanuele Fabiano, Graeme Burnley & Samuel Nuribe. The book was also handed to local Indigenous communities and to Urarina teachers during the intercultural training of FORMABIAP.   In […]

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Movie Release Bakish Rao: plants in struggle

Bakish Rao: plants in struggle is a science fiction that speculates on plantations and the future of the planet from the perspective of plants and through experimentation with the plant universe. Thus, with the human perspective de-centred, the film is a collaborative experience between artistic languages and scientific debates, as well as an essay that […]

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