Exhibitions

Coração na aldeia, pés no mundo 

09 November - 30 April 2023

Sesc / Piracicaba, Brazil

Foto: Divulgação

Exposição sobre o olhar do universo feminino indígena, que mesmo distante da aldeia na luta pela preservação de suas terras, mantém o coração transpassado pela paixão por sua cultura, com mais de 100 obras, 22 artistas em sua maioria de origem indígena, de 7 estados brasileiros e do exterior, proposta pelas curadoras, Fabiane Medina da Cruz e Fabiana Bruno.

A exposição conta com mais de 100 obras, 22 artistas – Aliã Guajajara, Anna Bella Geiger, Arissana Pataxó, Auritha Tabajara, Benilda Kadiwéu, Cildo Meireles, Claudia Andujar, Denilson Baniwa, Edgar Kanaykõ Xakriabá, Frans Krajcberg, Gisela Motta & Leandro Lima, Henry Ayn, Jaider Esbell, Julia Zulian, Katie Mähler, Naine Terena, Paulo Roberto Jares Martins, Priscila Tapajoara, Sallisa Rosa e Vanessa Pataxó – a maioria de origem indígena, de 7 estados brasileiros e de fora do país, proposta pelas curadoras Fabiane Medina da Cruz e Fabiana Bruno.

Sesc Piracicaba
R. Ipiranga, 155 – Centro.
Piracicaba/SP, Brasil
Visitação de terça a sexta, 13h30 às 21h30.  Sábados, domingos e feriados, 10h às 17h45

www.sescsp.org.br

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