Do valongo à favela
imaginário e periferia = From Valongo to favela : the imaginary and the periphery
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Author
Contributions
- Denis, Rafael Cardoso, editor - Contributor
- Museu de Arte do Rio - Contributor
Publication
2015 - Museu de Arte do Rio, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Language
Portuguese
Word Count
55,750 words, Guess
Page Count
223 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL44455522M
- ISBN-139788568880012
- ISBN-108568880010
- OCLC Control Number958498544
- Library of Congress Control Number2016311031
Classifications
- LCCN6655.6 .D68 2015
Alternate Titles
- From Valongo to favela
Description
From Valongo to Favela: imaginary and periphery arises from the curation of the namesake of Clarissa Diniz and Rafael Cardoso and approaches the neighborhood around MAR, the port area of Rio de Janeiro, when dealing with its imaginary and its representations through time in art, photography, architecture. Exhibition and catalog are guided by two historical landmarks: the first is the Cais do Valongo, the world's largest slave-trading depot in the 19th century. The Valongo therefore demarcates the tragedy of slavery and the African diaspora. The second addresses the emergence of the favela as the most obvious feature of the new exclusion of the freedmen, still under the slave-holding and post-colonial power. With texts by Rafael Cardoso, Roberto Conduru, Romulo Costa Mattos, Nataraj Trinta and Clarissa Diniz.
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