courses

With Mirella Maria

Tuesdays
Duration: 04 meetings
Audience: general interested parties
Investment: R $ 350,00

Online course
Live, via video conferencing platform
Recorded classes available for a limited time only
Course includes certificate at the end

What images come to mind when you think of Latin America? If we deepen this reflection, can we evoke visual scenarios linked to artists, exhibitions and works of art from the region? This course proposes to explore these questions, with the aim of analyzing and presenting the different visual narratives of territories geopolitically identified as Latin.

In this introductory course, we will focus on visual narratives produced in South America, the Caribbean and Mexico, covering mainly the period from the 18th to the 21st century. We will explore interdisciplinary dialogues, using a variety of media such as academic readings and audiovisual materials created by scholars, activists, thinkers and artists. The proposal is to offer multiple perspectives on Latin America, enriching visual understanding and promoting a look beyond common sense.

The target audience for this course is students, professionals in the Humanities and anyone interested in interdisciplinary debates, especially those related to Visual Arts, Social Sciences, History, Geography and the like.

Agenda

Class 01: What History of Art and Latin America are we talking about?

• Brief discussion on the concepts of Latin America, Abya Yala and Améfrica Ladina
• Artistic production in the colonial period in the Americas: architecture, painting and sculpture (focus on Brazil, Peru and Mexico)

Class 02: Visual narratives in cultural and educational institutions in Latin America

• Analysis of museums, collections and curators; construction of community and virtual museums
• Schools and curricula, movements to integrate art and education in educational spaces

Class 03: Struggle and resistance movements in the History of Art in Latin America

• Artistic productions during periods of dictatorships in Brazil and Chile: Cildo Meirelles, Ilê Ayê, Arpilleras in Chile
• Climate change and visual arts: the Caribbean context
• Artists in Cuba: Celia y Yunior
• Artists in Puerto Rico: Sofía Galissá Muriente and Javier Román
• Political art: Tania Bruguera, Carlos Martiel, Vink Art y Torch Místico and Mori Vivi

Class 04: Brazil's Relations with the Latin American context

• Understanding and visualizing discussions about Latin America/Améfrica Ladina in the Brazilian artistic context
• Analysis of artistic productions and artists in Brazil in the 20th and 21st centuries (artists such as Hélio Oiticica, Salissa Rosa and Paulo Nazareth)

MAM friend has 20% discount. Be part!
Students, teachers and retirees have a 10% discount
Doubts:
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By participating in this activity/event, you authorize, free of charge and definitively, MAM – Museu de Arte Moderna de São Paulo, to use your image, voice, biographical data and characteristic signs, captured in video, audio, photography and prints, for the purposes of recording, disseminating and promoting the Museum's activities, in any means, vehicles, supports, media, methods and technologies, tangible or intangible. If you do not want your image to be published, please inform MAM (cursos@mam.org.br).

credits: Geiger, Anna Bella Brasil, 1500-1996