ARTE!Brasileiros Issue 44 Explores Memory, Geopolitics, and Brazilian Art
ARTE!Brasileiros has published its 44th edition, focusing on memory and geopolitics within Brazilian art. The issue examines the enduring legacy of AI-5, the notorious 1968 institutional act from Brazil's military dictatorship, suggesting its effects persist today. It features a narrative about a young person who escaped that era's oppressive regime. A discussion on Afro-Atlantic histories is presented, noted for its necessity but conventional format. The publication includes a comprehensive feature on artist Flavio-Shiró. It also covers the restoration of memory and expanded artistic directions. Portraits by photographer Bob Wolfenson are highlighted as precious works. The content collectively addresses historical trauma, identity, and artistic expression in Brazil's socio-political context.
Key facts
- ARTE!Brasileiros published issue #44
- The edition focuses on memory and geopolitics in art
- It examines the lasting impact of AI-5 from Brazil's 1968 dictatorship
- Includes a story of a youth fleeing the dictatorship era
- Features a debate on Afro-Atlantic histories described as necessary but conventional
- Contains a complete feature on artist Flavio-Shiró
- Covers themes of restored memory and broadened artistic paths
- Highlights precious portraits by Bob Wolfenson
Entities
Artists
- Flavio-Shiró
- Bob Wolfenson
Institutions
- ARTE!Brasileiros
Locations
- Brazil