Bel Falleiros & Renata Cruz
Trees of the Americas, 2022-3
First Talk of Year
We start the year with a special live featuring curator Tatiane Santa Rosa and artist Moisés Patrício, who will discuss the 36th São Paulo Biennial, titled “Not All Travellers Walk Roads – Of Humanity as Practice,” which comes to a close this January.
The conversation departs from the central concept of this edition of the Biennial, which invites us to think of humanity as a living practice — built through relationships, listening, movement, coexistence, and care — bringing together curatorial and artistic reflections grounded in this experience.
The discussion will focus on the works by Moisés Patrício presented in this Biennial. Moisés will offer a brief contextualization of the terreiro as both a method and a space for the production of kknowledge and will reflect on how an Afro-diasporic worldview is inseparable from his artistic practice, shaping his processes and ways of being in the world.
FRIDAY, JAN 9 (Live on YouTube)
2:00 pm EST (USA)
4:00 pm BRT (Brazil)
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