PUBLIC POLICIES FOR CULTURE: IDEOLOGICAL CONFRONTATIONS

Panel with representatives of different fields and political positions about the public power’s responsibility in the constitutional guarantee of access to culture, in face of ideological differences and moralizing concepts that underlie mechanisms of censorship and exclusion.

With: Pr. Alexandre Gonçalves (SC), Eduardo Gianetti (SP), Rosane Borges (SP) and Vladimir Safatle (SP)

Mediation: Patrick Pessoa (RJ)

When

March 8th, Sun, from 4pm to 6pm.

Where

Itaú Cultural – Sala Vermelha

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DEMOCRACY IN FOCUS: CENSORSHIP MECHANISMS

Jurists examine the complex censorship mechanisms, based on ideological beliefs and values of a capitalist society with a Christian, patriarchal and colonial structure. This in a context of using culture as a way to institute a regime of exception, contrary to the constitutional order of a democratic society guided by the guarantee of individual freedom, among which, freedom of speech.

With: Eduardo Dias de Souza Ferreira (SP), Eduardo Faria Santos (SP), Celso Curi (SP), Rodrigo Sérvulo (SP) and Kenarik Boujikian (SP)

When

March 14th, Sat, from 5pm to 7pm.

Where

Itaú Cultural, Sala Vermelha

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CURATORSHIP AT THE CROSSROADS

Curators from the different fronts of MITsp talk about the challenges and dilemmas of curatorship exercise, considering intersectional crossings between ethnicity, gender and class categories, in the face of power relations and forms of institutionalized silencing and exclusion.

With: Andreia Duarte (SP), Dodi Leal (SP/BA), Grace Passô (MG), Maria Fernanda Vomero (SP) and José Fernando Azevedo (SP)

Mediation: Daniele Avila Small (RJ)

When

March 15th, Sun, from 2pm to 4pm.

Where

Centro Cultural São Paulo, Sala Adoniran Barbosa

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CONTRADICTIONS IN THE DEBATE OF CULTURE AS A COMMON GOOD

From an intersectional perspective, Brazilian artists from different regions debate cultural practices as a common good in the capitalist context of class social structuring, which naturalizes differences such as those of class, ethnicity and gender, defining complex sharing of privileges and exclusions in the art field.

With: Carla Akotirene (BA), Grazi Medrado (MG), Jaqueline Elesbão (BA), Jé Oliveira (SP) and Gyl Giffony (CE).

Mediation: Daniele Avila Small (RJ).

When

March 14th, Sat, from 2pm to 4pm.

Where

Itaú Cultural, Sala Vermelha

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