Hélio Menezes advocates anti-racist approach as São Paulo Biennial explores decolonial themes
Hélio Menezes, director of Museu Afro Brasil, advocates addressing racism without reenacting it. The 35th São Paulo Biennial will explore decoloniality, gender, and race through new expressions. At Museu Paranaense, Luana Vitra exhibits metallic and poetic metaphysics extracted from materials. Lázaro Roberto states photography gave him racial consciousness. Pivô opens applications for its artistic residency program. A Municipal Secretariat of Culture project aims at awareness and combating racism. Debates continue about whether monuments should be demolished. Carolina de Jesus's words are highlighted in current discussions.
Key facts
- Hélio Menezes is director of Museu Afro Brasil
- 35th São Paulo Biennial explores decoloniality, gender, and race
- Luana Vitra exhibits at Museu Paranaense
- Lázaro Roberto credits photography with racial consciousness
- Pivô opens applications for artistic residency program
- Municipal Secretariat of Culture project combats racism
- Debate continues about monument removal
- Carolina de Jesus's words are referenced
Entities
Artists
- Hélio Menezes
- Lázaro Roberto
- Luana Vitra
- Carolina de Jesus
Institutions
- Museu Afro Brasil
- Museu Paranaense
- 35ª Bienal de São Paulo
- Pivô
- Secretaria Municipal de Cultura
Locations
- São Paulo
- Brazil