Thematic visits with the Bienal education team

On November 18, there will be a series of thematic visits proposed by Bienal’s education team, wich consists in tours of the exhibition with specific focuses developed by the mediation team based on the research and interests that emerged during the training course.
Go to the Mediation Space (green floor), near the entrance to the exhibition, to register 1 hour before the start of the visit. Subject to capacity (group of up to 20 people).
Duration: 2h
November 18 (Saturday), 11h
To enter the impossible: terrible beauty in three times
Mediation: Gabri Gregório Floriano
Starting from the question “if I break the silence, what identities become possible?”, shared by the artist Aline Motta about her work Water is a time machine, and the contributions of the authors Christina Sharpe and Saidiya Hartman around the idea of terrible beauty, we will construct meanings and fabrications for various works at the 35th Bienal, such as those by Archivo de la Memoria Trans and Denise Ferreira da Silva.
November 18 (Saturday), 15h
Ancestral technologies and contemporary resistance through abayomi dolls
Mediation: Ânella Barbosa e Caluz
We propose a moment to exchange affection and beautiful stories about ourselves and our own, who came before so that we could be here today in our freedom of body. Using the technique of making abayomi dolls by hand, we will share stories and a choreography between what continues in the dimension of orality and what must be questioned about our histories. We ask you to bring life scraps that carry with them an affective memory, told through fabrics/clothing that are out of use, so that we can imagine other forms and narratives. And may new amulets of luck and protection emerge from this place.
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Thematic visits with the Bienal education team
35th Bienal de São Paulo – choreographies of the impossible
November 18 and 19, 2023
Saturday, 11 am and 3 pm
mediation space, green floor
Ciccillo Matarazzo Pavilion
Ibirapuera Park, gate 3
Av. Pedro Alvares Cabral, s/n
São Paulo, SP
free admission