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Araetá - A Literatura dos Povos Originários

Araetá - A Literatura dos Povos Originários traz um recorte da produção literária de autoria indígena no Brasil, com enfoque na produção 105 autores de livros escritos e narrados por indígenas em língua portuguesa e nativa. Com curadoria de Selma Caetano, Ademário Ribeiro Payaya e Kaká Werá Jecupé, a mostra conta com a consultoria de Daniel Munduruku e do linguista Araibo Kezo. Denilson Baniwa assina o painel de abertura e a identidade visual.

A exposição também apresenta um universo visual vinculado à literatura indígena, por meio de objetos, ilustrações e fotografias. Araetá expõe a produção de 14 fotógrafas e fotógrafos de 12 diferentes povos, com curadoria de Cristina Flória e Richard Werá Mirim.

 

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Sesc Ipiranga, 2023

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Exibição do filme com a presença de Sonia Barbosa e Irene, da Terra Indígena Jaraguá, e Cristina Flória, diretora artística do filme.

Sesc São Carlos, 2021

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March 25 and 26, Saturday and Sunday

Workshop on Saturday

Exhibition and sale of handicrafts on Sunday

 

Free.

 

Location: Outdoor living area - Sesc São Carlos

Panorama of Indigenous Cinema

Curator: Cristina Floria

I find themonline forums discussed film productions

performed by indigenous directors, who act to disseminate their productions por through their works and actions.

Mario de Andrade House Museum, São Paulo, 2022

Da ideia ao projeto: elaboração de projetos culturais  para povos indígenas

 

Curso on-line com a presença de palestrantes indígenas: Naine Terena, Eliane Xunakalo, Anápuàka Tupinamba, Cristino Wapichana

 

Curadoria e Mediação: Cristina Flória, Cristino Wapichana e Jailton Carvalho

Sesc Pinheiros, 2022

Introduction to Cultural Production for Indigenous Peoples

Curatorship: Cristina Floria, Cristino Wapichana eJailton Carvalho

The online course Introduction to Cultural Production is aimed at indigenous participants and offers basic knowledge about cultural production free of charge.

Indigenous Women:Representation and Visibility 

Curatorship: Cristina FloriaIt isJailton Carvalho

Dialogues and reflections on the actions of indigenous women in their communities and outside them, their actions in the fields of education, health, professional development and political empowerment.

Warã: Meeting of Knowledge

Curatorship: Cristina FloriaIt isMarília Cyrne

 

Rounds of conversations, interventions, experiences, video exhibitions and visit to the Guarani village., Tekoa Itu. The Meeting promoted reflections on the traditional knowledge of the Guarani (SP), Xavante (MT) and Krahô (TO) peoples, and their relationships with different types of knowledge. 

Paths of Mario - EthnographyatSao Paulo City

Curatorship: Cristina FloriaSérgio Fogaça

 

Course that provided a revisit to Mário de Andrade's paths through the city of São Paulo, with reading activities in the field of ethnography, documents from the Society of Ethnography and Folklore and a visit to the institution's old building.

Contemporary Resistances - Meetings of Indigenous Peoples

Curatorship: Cristina Floria

 

Reflections on indigenous societies and their right to diversity. Meeting that was part of the exhibition “Adornos do Brasil Indígena: contemporary resistance”, the result of a partnership between Sesc SP and USP - Museum of Archeology and Ethnology of USP

Mekukradja

Curatorship: Daniel Munduruku,cristino wapichana,Cristina Floria,Junia TorresIt isAndrea Tonacci.

 

Five conversation sessions, with indigenous representatives of various ethnic groups.

Traditional Knowledgein contemporary society

Curatorship: Cristina Floria

 

Meeting with indigenous leaders for a reflection on indigenous societies and their traditional knowledge, which are in continuous creation and production of diverse sets of knowledge.

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Meeting with Indigenous Women

Curatorship: Cristina Floria

 

Meeting with representatives of the Karajá, Yawalapiti, Kamaiurá peoples. Bakairi and Guarani, for a reflection on the indigenous feminine universe.

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