Artebrasileiros-68 explores memory politics, street creativity, and resistance across Brazil and beyond

The Artebrasileiros-68 issue delves into diverse artistic and cultural projects across Brazil and Latin America. Pinacoteca Migrante examines migration and memory through art. Museo del Barro's genesis is analyzed in relation to memory politics. Mil graus highlights the creative power of street art. Tecendo outra história weaves alternative narratives. Dandara explores the legend and resistance of the historical figure. Desaprender o imperialismo e reparar addresses unlearning imperialism and repair. Sertão Negro Ateliê e Escola de Artes presents a future-oriented project in central Brazil. The Trienal de Tijuana showcases art as resistance in Mexico. These initiatives collectively engage with themes of identity, history, and social change, reflecting contemporary artistic practices in the region.