Artists explore Amazonian belonging and interdependence in Museu Goeldi exhibition

The exhibition 'Um rio não existe sozinho' (A river does not exist alone) at Museu Goeldi presents artistic reflections on belonging and interdependence in the Amazon region. Multiple artists contribute works that examine the complex relationships within this ecosystem. The show is described as a 'Mundo (quase) mágico' (Almost magical world), suggesting a transformative perspective on Amazonian realities. The exhibition appears to be part of the Arquivos Museu Goeldi program, which likely documents or reactivates the museum's historical collections through contemporary artistic interventions. The presentation focuses on how artists engage with themes of connection and mutual reliance in one of the world's most significant biomes. No specific opening or closing dates are provided in the source material. The exhibition appears to be currently accessible through the museum's programming. The source publication is Arte Brasileiros, which covers Brazilian art and culture.