on Amanza Alves
local: Tomie Ohtake Institute
In this workshop, we will experiment with an alternative printing medium and its different forms of creation using the lambe-lambe technique — a manifestation of urban art that combines graphic creation, intervention in public space, and visual communication.
Historically, poster-pasting emerged as a practice of pasting posters on the streets, very common in Brazil from 1920 onwards, initially aimed at promoting events such as circus and theater performances. Over time, this language has transformed and consolidated itself as a powerful tool for political, artistic, and collective expression, adopted by social movements, artists, and urban communities.
Amanda Alves Vilas Boas Oliveira
Amanda Alves Vilas Boas Oliveira ou Amanza is an educator and photographer. Her academic background includes a Bachelor's degree in Art History from the Federal University of São Paulo (UNIFESP) and a Technical Degree in Visual Communication from ETEC Tiquatira. She hosts the podcast "O Conceito" (The Concept) on art history and pop culture. She has worked at cultural institutions such as the Pinacoteca do Estado de São Paulo and SESC Consolação, the São Paulo Municipal Department of Culture, and the production of peripheral cultural projects. She is currently an educator at the São Paulo Museum of Modern Art. Her research encompasses the right to the city, musical expressions, and childhood culture.
This in-person, free activity is open to children and their companions of all ages. Registration is required 30 minutes in advance. For sign language interpreters or audio descriptions, please request them by email. educational@mam.org.br up to 48 hours in advance. To issue a certificate, request by email educational@mam.org.br after the activity, with proof of registration attached.
This activity is part of the program Sunday MAM.
