XII International Architecture curatorial open call
Biennale of São Paulo FROM THE POLITICAL CITY TO COSMOPOLITICAL ALLIANCES summary of the proposal: How can architecture, with its ability to produce subjectivities, engender new ways of existence capable of activating cosmopolitical alliances, multiplicities, and magic? How can it harness the energy of a city divided by the speculation of life? Architecture is a result of but also subject to a worldview that produced the concept of the City as the paradigm of the supremacy of certain cultures over others, especially of men over other living beings, the sovereignty of unicist - rationalist knowledge - over other interpretations of life: all the concrete sacred relations of knowledge, visions of the world, systematically expelled from the meaning attributed to constructive practices by Western civilization. In order to become a mangrove architecture, made fertile by the compositions of an urban ecosystem, we believe, we must pay attention to a cosmopolitics of places. To inhabit a land, this city, under the sign of difference, of multiplicities, as opposed to the universalizing and the anthropocentric, through practices of cultivating ways of existence that resist the forces of extermination of life. In the Guarani language, a tekoha is a place where one practices a way of existing which resists. We wish to compose an atlas of re-existences, moving from the political city to cosmopolitical alliances, where an ecological perspective is not dissociated from the composition of a city. We seek to activate the cosmopolitical imagination and its practices; its technologies, ‘technomagics,’ and the resonances between its varied territories.
From the Political City to Cosmopolical Alliances Looking back at the eleven previous International Architecture Biennials, since its first edition in 1975 with the theme "The environment that man organizes", we can see that man has always occupied a privileged and central place in the relationship with the space he builds and lives. This position is supported by an exhausted idea of city, politics, architecture and urbanism, a target of recurrent criticism. It does not however address the foundations of this structure, anthropocentrism. For this reason, we align ourselves with the interpretation given by the anthropologist Renato Sztutman to possible resistances:
The struggles and resumption of lands of the Guarani in the municipality of São Paulo teach that resistance in the Anthropocene does not consist in an absolute denial of the city as a place for the realization of capitalist barbarism, but in the creation of interstices capable of harboring new modes of existence, new forms of life and of connection with the land. It is the never-unifying connection between different modes of reactivating, resuming what was or what is being threatened that a more potent political creation could emerge. (Renato Sztutman - Reclaim the earth, or how to resist in the Anthropocene - Anthropocenas project).
The concept of cosmopolitics1, as coined by the philosopher of science, Isabelle Stengers, in this neologism, is devoured by us, then becomes a powerful counterpoint to address the paradigms of an architecture in a state of becoming-mangrove2 in this curatorial project. We start from it as a perspective, input and theme for a Cosmopolical Alliance, composing an atlas3 of territories and forces linked to ways of existing in contemporary cities, especially in São Paulo, that resist a certain asphyxiation of the Anthropocene4. It is therefore in this Biennial to create gaps to breathe: thought, bodies, the city, in a healing action to decelerate everything. Maritime delays on firm ground. From the political city to cosmopolitical alliances: reactivating the magic, the earth and the imagination in the establishment of exercises, practices, exchanges, desires, cares. Thus, we look at architecture and urbanism from a transversal perspective, where we go through other areas of creation and thought, as potencies capable of putting us in the here, now. The 1
The "cosmopolitical" proposition, as I shall attempt to characterize it, is not intended primarily to the "generalists". It only makes sense in concrete situations, where practitioners work; and it requires practitioners ... In other words, this proposition has no strict meaning in most concrete situations of today, but it proposes to accompany those who have already realized the "political movement" associated with ecology political, and who have learned to laugh not at theories, of course, but at the authority associated with them. (Isabelle Stengers - A Cosmopolitical Proposition). 2 The mangrove is an ecosystem of extreme fertility, with vigorous ecological, social and economic importance. Brazil has one of the largest mangrove habitats in the world, ranging from the mouth of the Oiapoque River (Amapá State) to the Municipality of Laguna (Santa Catarina State). 3 When we put different images - or different objects, like the cards of a deck, for example - on a table, we have a constant freedom to modify its configuration. We can make constellations. We can discover new analogies, new paths of thought. (...) A table is not used to establish a definitive classification, nor an exhaustive inventory, nor to catalog once and for all - as in a dictionary, a file or an encyclopedia - but to collect segments, sections of fragmentation of the world, to respect its multiplicity, its heterogeneity. And to give legibility to the relations put in evidence. (Georges Didi-Huberman, Atlas - how to take the world to the back?). 4 A concept recently introduced in international discussion panels on climate change and that tries to problematize the relationship between humans and the climate (or the "environment" that surrounds them); the scene inhabited and transformed by man: our atmosphere.
experience we have of architecture is a result, but also subject, of a worldview that produced the concept of City that conveys a practice of Politics that has as a paradigm the supremacy of certain cultures over others, especially of men over other living beings , of the man on the nature and of the hierarchy of the masculine on the feminine. Western culture, with its colonialist civilization practice of exclusion and extermination of difference, opted to privilege reason to the detriment of other human and non-human faculties of knowledge in attempts to impose a monoculture at the expense of erasing other forms of culture and cultivation of life and all its concrete sacred relationships, which were systematically expelled from the meaning attributed to constructive practices. This experience, as we know it, preserves in its merit a continuous erection of cities, of constructing and organizing spaces destined to the inequalities of all kinds: segregation, misery and, ultimately, extermination of cultures, humans, animals, minerals in mass, in their practices of annihilation of natures and supernaturals. Brazil, with its vast experience of 518 years of control and massacre of a large part of the population, has organized the city geographically and institutionalized as an extended perverse practice the senzala and the settlements, taken here not only in the urbanistic architectural sense first, but as urban architectural programs that consist of expelling or withdrawing populations of black and indigenous origin, but also those regarded as poor, from their original lands, forcing them to segregate in the peripheries of the territories, through the macabre technologies of gentrification, of the favelas, of the ghettos, imposing a dependency of the guardianship of the state. This massacre is not restricted only to the peoples, but also during these 518 years the extermination of the vegetal cover of the land and the channeling and decay of the water were naturalized, as an instrument of transformation of the peoples into poor, from the usurpation of what they guarantee an autonomy in relation to the State, since the rivers, the forests, the land, and the knowledge that comes from these relations, are fundamental agents of interlocution of their Cosmopolitical practices. Programs of perversion constructed to give passage to the glorious Cities, with as much artifice and conviction in this process as necessary to conceal a unique and unequivocal path of urbanization and development. Thinking of development from the extermination of ancestral knowledge and popular culture, this victorious architectural practice was able to institute and propagate in an unbounded way an idea of the City, with the genocidal and ethnocidal silencing of modes of existence and construction that established deep pacts with the earth and all living things. Barring in this way, that other ways of life and other living beings participate in the construction and governance of the space where they live and coexist. Faced with the urgencies of this time, and the most diverse and deep crises that the idea of City and Politics sustain and build, it is necessary to look at other ways of life that re-exist in front of this insistent program of exclusion and extermination.
Other peoples contemporary to the age of the anthropocene, from the forests, to the great urban centers, create and are witnesses of other ways of interpreting thinking and constructive practices - Quilombos, Tekohas5, Terreiros, Ocupações, Mutirões, Settlements, Theaters, Parks, Forests, Urban Villages, etc. - bound by a deep sense of belonging to a land, and not of a grotesque appropriation under the aegis of property; connected in a political pact with all other living beings, marked by cultivation and not by the extinction of difference as production of life; and considering sacred practices and the arts as subjects of architectural thought. 5
Holy Land for the Guarani peoples
A Politics that includes the Cosmos in its composition, incorporates all other living beings within the processes of construction of spaces and their decisions, and is manifested in constructive practices interpreted by this proposal of curation as multiple ways of life that approach the difference in a Cosmopolitical Alliance6, to be mapped and presented during the XII Biennial. This Cosmopolitical Alliance calls into question the anthropocentrism that underlies hegemonic architectural thought, because it perceives the human being not as protagonist, but as one among so many other subjects, forces and agents that produce, think, construct and organize space. This Cosmopolitical Alliance carries within itself an antidote against the destruction of the ecosystem, since it understands every living being as a political subject of rights7, in the very perspective of a political ecology, an idea that has been richly developed by anthropologists such as Eduardo Viveiros de Castro, Manuela Carneiro da Cunha and the architect Paulo Tavares, among others. Many people have in their practices the sense of ecology, but in an extended, cosmic, sacred field. The current and very widespread concept of sustainability in architecture only acts as a maintenance of a presumed ecological balance and natural resources and only serve to sustain the old relationship of domination of men over nature, interpreting everything that is alive as a great reserve for man to serve himself. Unlike an economy of precariousness in the sense of material misery or the narrow rationing so widespread in the economic sciences, of producing more with less, it is in the practice of urban planning, in the production and thinking of cities, especially social housing, which hides the profit of some on the material misery of others. The cosmopolitical view transcends the anthropocentric vision that still remains intact in sustainable development. The constructive action and livelihoods of these peoples, whether in forests or in large urban centers, increased and still increases the abundance and diversity of the ecosystem by their co-adaptation between them and the environment, "in other words, a good portion of the Amazon is the result of millennia of human manipulation. Contrary to what one would imagine, in fact, anthropogenic forests present greater biodiversity than undisturbed forests."8 In the Political City, what is at stake is the production of the extinction of diversity, therefore of life, and the silencing of biodiversity, using architecture and urbanism as instruments of oppression to carry out this project. In contrast, a cosmopolitical practice carries within itself the fertility of becoming-mangrove, multiplying life through constructive practices that take place through agency and exchange between human and non-human subjects. There is a world order conveyed to the idea of a city which, because it produces ultimate consequences, extermination and genocide, requires much of Architecture and architects. The urgency puts us before an inventive solution, of powerful and strong creation. The diagnosis of bankruptcy of other ways of thinking architecture, puts us in the face of the failure to continue trying to resuscitate models that no longer respond to the issues of our time. Urgency produces radicality. And these groups mentioned above, because they are the target of this extermination, 6
It is important to differentiate the sense of belonging to a land from the feeling that the land belongs to me that brings with it the idea of property, of objectification of the other. Exactly there, we can see the chasm that separates the Political City from the Cosmopolitical Alliance. 7 Nature, no longer understood as an inert object available for limitless appropriation, should be understood as a participant subject of a form of "social contract" that covers everything we exclude from our definitions of society. History has made human beings equivalent to natural forces; in contrast, Serres concludes, nature should be endowed with rights similar to those conquered by humans throughout history. (Non-Human Rights - Piseagrama). 8 CASTRO, Eduardo Viveiros de. The Inconstancy of the Wild Soul.
operate in this radicality and present constructive results alternative to the crisis of the anthropocene. Instead of seeking a messianic solution in architecture to respond to this crisis, highlighting the Cosmopolitical Alliance as the theme for the XII Biennial of Architecture makes us look at those who are already producing other ways of life, and other architectural practices for so long , and which, however, are insistently silenced, disqualified and invisible by the dominant Politics. Our curatorial proposal is dedicated to investigate, researching these diverse ways of life, identifying their varied architectural and constructive practices, national and international, from the perspective of the Cosmopolitical Alliance, in order to map them and bring them to the foreground , as subjects of an architectural discussion and possible paths in response to the current crisis. Encouraging the exchange, meeting and exchange of knowledge between diverse and related worlds, often distant, with the purpose of strengthening and spreading this Cosmopolitical Alliance. This will be done through an exhibition, a series of lectures / workshops, three debates, a digital publication on the process and its final results, and as actions / workshops the establishment of six Construction Sites that will remain active during the three months of XII BIA. Working as catalysts for exchange of knowledge, workshops, practices of mutirão, but also the spaces that will receive the exhibition, the cycle of lectures and debates. These sites will be chosen taking into account the pertinence of the ways of life there cultured resonating with the proposed theme. We will be attentive so that the choice of these places occurs in a coherent way with the dimension of the territory of the city of São Paulo, contemplating its five macrozones and taking into account the disproportion of the south zone where two spaces will be chosen.
The curatorial team is formed by people who work or already worked with territories or architectures fruit of a Cosmopolitical action. We can mention the Teat(r)o Uzyna Uzona Architectural project of the architects Edson Elito and Lina Bo Bardi and their insertion in the neighborhood of Bixiga, the indigenous villages Guarani Mbya Kalipey, Tenondé Porã in Parelheiros and Tekoa Yvy Porã in Jaraguá, Terreyro Choreographic and its work at the shallows of the viaduct Júlio de Mesquita Filho, the Park Augusta, the terreiro of candomblé Banto Redanda, etc. Choices will be made during the first few months of pre-production from intense research and visits to potential locations. We have chosen for the opening and closing of the XII BIA, two architectures that express this Cosmopolitical relation. Architectures organized and structured by non-human agents, in the case of MASP, emptiness is the main protagonist of the place, and in Teat(r)o Oficina the architecture is organized by the central fire of the pyre, by the water of the source, to the emptiness of a track that gives way to air and wind, at the same time as the cesalpina of the garden is thrown into the space of the outside and takes us along with it - windmills to the Bixiga.
central programming I) AN EXPOSURE; - The exhibition From the Political City to Cosmopolitical Alliances will happen in two ways. One: the six chosen Cosmopolitical Territories will be part of the exhibition as urban architectural works exposed to the public in the 1: 1 scale. Second way: from the proposed theme create an expografia that shows the structures and consequences of these two modes of production of space, of the Political City in contrast with the Cosmopolitical Alliance. II) A CYCLE OF LECTURES; - from the research and studies conducted during the pre-production of the XII BIA, we will invite six speakers, national and / or international who have experience with the theme proposed to give a two-day workshop and give a lecture. Both the workshop and the lecture will take place in one of the six chosen Territories, contemplating each one of them. The choice of the guest in relation to the Territory will be considered taking into account the potentialities of the meeting and the exchange of knowledge between both. III) A DEBATE; - three debates approaching the Cosmopolitical experience of the most recurrent and / or dominant practices and thoughts of architecture. Agents and thinkers who are spokesmen for these two different worldviews of the Political City and the Cosmopolitical Alliance will be invited. IV) A DIGITAL PUBLICATION ON THE PROCESS AND FINAL RESULTS; - the publication shall be drawn up and made public throughout the entire duration of the XII BIA. The content of the lectures, workshops, debates, development of the Construction Sites projects, critical texts, reflective texts, etc. will be shared with the public, all content produced from the elaboration to its realization through videos, texts, photos, etc. V) TWO ACTIONS, OFFICES, OR INTERVENTIONS WITH MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICS. - we are calling Construction Site the proposal of actions / workshops that will take place during the XII BIA. Each of the six chosen Cosmopolitical Territories will also be part of the exhibition of the From the Political City to Cosmopolical Alliance as architectural works on the 1: 1 scale and will receive workshops and lectures. Our expository proposal calls into question the object of exposure that in the case of an Architecture Biennial is the city itself, an object that is placed on a 1: 1 scale. In this sense, we are proposing both the displacement of the architectural object, as in the more traditional molds of an architecture exhibition, changing its scale. As well as going up to the object, including it in the display respecting its range. Thus we seek to highlight these six listed Territories, as points of the city's neuralgic. By proposing to think and transform in an act what is being questioned in the curatorial project, through the Construction Site, that although they last only three months of the Biennial, will be a trigger of a permanent transformation and questioning of these places. OBS: Zero fare bus to travel between Biennial program (s)
auxiliary programs Opening of the XII BIA in Teat(r)o Oficina. A moment to celebrate the beginning of the Biennial but also a trigger of all the issues that will be worked during the three months of the Biennial. We understand Teat(r)o Oficina as a meeting point to be perceived the connections that the Biennial is proposing with these listed Cosmopolitical Territories. During the opening we propose to transform the Teat(r)o into a space that somehow brings information about these Territories, through the presence and expression of the communities. Viewing of films in various spaces of the city. Throughout the three months of the Biennial exhibit films that dialogue with the proposed theme in relation to the places where they will be exhibited, evoking and showing tensions, contrasts between the Political City and Cosmopolitical Alliances. Closing of the XII BIA in the open space of the MASP (Sunday or holiday because it is closed for cars). The proposal is a Public Act of celebration of the Cosmopolitical Alliance with artistic curation to be defined.
PRE-PRODUCTION. SEPTEMBER 2018.
SCHEDULE / PROCESS
Beginning of the Process and Dialogue with the IAB-SP. Proposition of lectures and collective conversations on the theme 'Cosmopolitics'. Mapping and initial dialogues with the general support and production team of the general process. Initiation of the dialogue with legal and administrative-financial advice.
PRE-PRODUCTION. OCTOBER 2018.
Mapping of individuals, collectives, movements, interventions, actions and projects of Architecture and Urbanism that approach cosmopolitical themes in São Paulo, Brazil, Latin America and the world. Start of dialogs with this mapping.
PRE-PRODUCTION. NOVEMBER 2018.
Mapping of theoreticians, critics, professionals, academics of the discipline of Architecture and Urbanism and other disciplines that approach or touch on Cosmopolitics. Start of dialogs with this mapping.
PRE-PRODUCTION. DECEMBER 2018.
General outline of the 'atlas' of territories, bodies, projects, interventions and forces linked to cosmopolitical modes of existence in São Paulo and other cities. Mapping of the territory for the reception of the six Construction Sites. Preliminary Study of the Six Construction Sites.
PRE-PRODUCTION. JANUARY 2019.
Definition of the thematic axes to be proposed: exhibition, cycle of lectures, debates, actions and workshops. Partial production of the synthesis of the process: texts of contextualization for the guests, medias and social networks. Graphic and visual identity design. Preliminary study of the website. Preliminary study of radio-web-tv technology.
PRE-PRODUCTION. FEBRUARY 2019.
Trigger of invitations to individuals, collectives, movements, projects and interventions. Closure of the territories for the reception of the six Construction Sites.
PRE-PRODUCTION. MARCH 2019.
Closing of the executive project of Construction sites: general infrastructure, expografia, lighting, management of the territory. XII BIA radio-web-tv project. General budgets. First execution and construction planning.
PRODUCTION. APRIL 2019.
Production and execution of the infrastructure of the Construction Sites and exhibition stands. Website production. Partial balance of the process.
PRODUCTION. MAY 2019.
Production and execution of the infrastructure of the Construction Sites and exhibition stands. Production of radio technology web-tv XII BIA. Sketches of the Roadmaps of Works.
PRODUCTION. JUNE 2019.
Production and execution of the infrastructure of the Construction Sites and exhibition stands. Production of radio technology web-tv XII BIA. Closing of the General Programming. Dissemination in the media and social networks.
PRODUCTION. JULY 2019.
Production and execution of the infrastructure of the Construction Sites and exhibition stands. Closing of the execution and construction plan.
PRODUCTION. AUGUST 2019.
Execution of construction sites. Second dissemination of the central programming in the media and social networks. Pre-Production of the Opening Ritual Party.
XII BIA. SEPTEMBER 2019.
Opening Ritual Party. XII BIA beginning. Live broadcast of radio-web-tv programming. Audiovisual and photographic record. Maintenance of Construction Sites. General Production of Central Programming.
XII BIA. OCTOBER 2019.
Living Process XII BIA. Live broadcast of radio-web-tv programming. Audiovisual and photographic record. Maintenance of Construction Sites. General Production of Central Programming.
XII BIA. NOVEMBER 2019.
Living Process XII BIA. Live broadcast of radio-web-tv programming. Audiovisual and photographic record. Maintenance of Construction Sites. General Production of Central Programming. Project and Pre-Production of the Closing Party-Ritual.
POST PRODUCTION. DECEMBER 2019
Closing of the Central Programming. Closure Ritual Party. Archiving of the audiovisual, photographic and text-summary records of the proceedings on the XII BIA website. Disassembly. Closing of accounts.
organizational structure of the team
embryonic cells augusto aneas BRA cafira zoé BRA daniel kairoz BRA marcella arruda BRA marília gallmeister BRA salvador schavelzon ARG dialogues to come9 Alexandre Nodari (UFPR) Casé Tupinambá (Aldeia Tupinambá / BA) Creative Commes Diebébédo Francis Kéré (AFR/ALE) Escola da Cidade Guaranis Jaraguá (SP) Grupo de Pesquisa Indisciplinar (UFMG) Hélio Menezes Jacob Moe (EUA)
Jerá Guarani (Aldeia Kalipety / SP) José Carlos Silva J.C Movimento Urbano de Agroecologia de São Paulo (MUDA-SP) Newton Massafumi Núcleo Arquitetura Popular: Espaços e saberes (UFBA-BA) Núcleo de Estudos da Subjetividade (PUC-SP) Paulo Tavares (BRA) Peter Pál Pelbart Piseagrama Renato Sztutman Rita Natálio Suely Rolnik Terreyro Coreográfico Teat(r)o Oficina Uzyna Uzona Rede Novos Parques Universidade Antropófaga Vicenti Carelli
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The essential are the intercessors. creation are the intercessors. without them there is no work. they can be people - to a philosopher, artist or scientist; for a scientist, philosophers or artists - but also things, plants, even animals, as in Castaneda. Fictitious or real, animate or inanimate, one must manufacture his own intercessors. (DELEUZE, Gilles, 2010, p.160)
CVs augusto aneas
Architect, urbanist and activist. He holds a degree in Architecture and Urbanism from FAUUSP (2008) and a degree in Civil Construction Design from the School of Arts and Crafts of São Paulo (2000). He studied Urban Sustainability at the School of Architecture and Planning at the University of Auckland, New Zealand. He was collaborator in several offices of architecture, urbanism, landscaping, restoration and arts; among them: Kruchin Architecture and Restoration, Piratininga Architects, Hector Zamora Art Works, Triptyque and Gigi Botelho Landscaping. He was founding partner of Zoom Urbanism, Architecture and Design. Since 2013 she has been an activist and strategist in some urban movements, among them the Parque Augusta Movement and the Rede Novos Parques alliance. Received some prizes in contests and competitions of Architecture as the second place in the 8th International Biennial of Architecture of São Paulo with the project 'Echoes in the Landscape', Honorable Mention of Urbanism in the Prize IAB-SP 2010 with the projects' Rede Verde Bixiga e Cine Bixiga 'Award, National Housing Competition for All CDHU + IAB SP, Morar Carioca National Competition Award, SMH-RJ + IAB RJ and Honorable Mention of Activism at the Milton Santos Award. In 2010 he was curator of the exhibition "Olhar Urbano" at MUBE, also responsible for the expografia of the project. In 2014 he was assistant curator with Dutch artists Bik Van der Pol from the cycle of debates 'Right to the City: Augusta Park, New Parks Network and the Water Crisis' at the 31st International Art Biennial of São Paulo. And in 2017 he was co-curator of the Parque Augusta Community Forum.
cafira zoé
Born in 1987, Cafira Zoé is a multimedia artist, researcher, poet and midialivist. He holds a degree in Journalism from the Federal University of Ouro Preto (2012); trans formation in artistic foundation by the School of Visual Arts of Parque Lage in Rio de Janeiro and anthropophagous devouring of video art, trance, aesthetics and cosmopolitical struggle for land at the Anthropophagic University (São Paulo). Master's degree in the Subjectivity Studies Center, from the Clinical Psychology program (PUC-SP) under the guidance of professor and philosopher Peter Pál Pelbart. Artist at the Company Teat (r) o Uzyna Uzona Workshop. It acts with greater intensity in the themes: cosmopolitics, modes of existence, contemporary cities, struggles for the land, indigenous peoples, with interest in a field of forces-transversal concepts in continuous friction: multiplicity, nonhuman rights, anthropocene, ecology, art and subjectivity . CV Lattes: http://lattes.cnpq.br/2190967121947217
Participated in the organization of the 2nd Seminar New Populations of the Nucleus of Subjectivity (PUC-SP) (2018). She composed the talk group "Corpos", together with the guests Camila Mota, Ayoko Mensah and Emílio Domingos, at the "MODOS DE SER SUL Colloquium: territorialities, affections and powers" (UFF-RJ) (2017). Guest artist of the UNS collective - a panorama of 79 artists in the BREU space, with the installation of a river - level sequence on a city that has expired. Artist member of the Collective Axis Visual Arts 2017 with the photographic essay Shells. Strategist, journalist and video artist at Companhia Teat (r) Uzyna Uzona Workshop since 2015. Participated in the 11th Tijuana Printmaking Fair with AUGUSTOR magazine at the Casa do Povo's Museum. Rotating writer with seasonal collaborations in the journal Acrobat - literature and visual arts. Poet selected with the poem "Statute of Pertinent Dismissal" for the 7th edition of Contextura Magazine, an initiative of the UFMG student body, coordinated and edited by PET of Philosophy, with the purpose of disseminating the intellectual and artistic production of young researchers and students of Philosophy of the whole Brazil. Selected for the Technopolitical Network workshop: urban territories and digital networks, a partnership between Domenico di Siena, Urbano Humano, an Indisciplinary Research Group (UFMG) and the Micrópolis collective. Student of the isolated discipline "Of the broken images: the power of the detail", in the program of post-graduation in Visual Arts of the EBA-UFMG. Collaborating artist in the collective publication "Exercícios para Liberdade", organized by visual artist Brígida Campbell, by Invisíveis Produções. participates in the 5th edition of the Acre Literary Supplement, with the poem "Ode to the crowd" and the visual poetry "I, I speak" (2015). Selected poet for the collection of New talents of Brazilian literature - Poetry, short stories and chronicles, by the Confraria de Autores Seal (2014). He published the poem "Habemus Corpus" in the section Literary Workshop of CULT Magazine (2014). was part of the exhibitors of the MOSCA - Carioca Contemporary Art Exhibition, with the photographic installation Only what is revealed moves: desnude-se (2013). Performance ATTENTION, THIS CAN BE A POEM, during the demonstrations of June 2013 (RJ), selected, as a record, for the book Evocations of Performing Art (2010-2013). She was an exhibitor in the Lente Verde contest, held by the collective Currente Cultural in partnership with SESC Minas (2013), with the Rios Urbanos photograph. He participated in the Transverse Collective of the 1 OCUPA LAPA, artistic and cultural occupation movement of Lapa, in Rio de Janeiro (2012), with the Bala de Rubracha performance and collective collage of lambe-lambe. He attended the course Urban poets: Performance and intervention as street narratives, given by the visual artist Alê Souto in Espaço Comuna (RJ) (2012). She was one of the creators of the essay Signos e Cores in the Transfiguration of the Bodies - A Renaissance re-reading, that was exposed in the Winter Festival of Ouro Preto and Mariana and in the National Meeting of Students of Art (2010).
daniel kairoz/fagus/daniel fagundes
São Paulo, 1984. Lives and works in São Paulo. Education: Bachelor in Communication of the Arts of the Body PUC - SP (2001 -2005). Visual artist, poet, curator, performer, choreographer, dancer, filmmaker, editor, thinker. In 2006 he won the RUMOS DANCE - Itaú Cultural award for the research between dance and drawing, Pele Pelo Osso. In 2010 she debuted her first feature film film-river (川) at the Cinemateca Brasileira in São Paulo. In the same year he was invited to direct the piece of dance Rútilo Nada, with Donizete Mazonas and Wellington Duarte, inspired in homonymous novel of Hilda Hilst. In 2012 she won the English Culture Festival Award to perform ﻋﺎﺻﻔﺔ tempest work. Participated as a resident artist of LOT # 1 and LOT # 2. In 2011 he held an exhibition in his own House in Exhibition House, covering the floor of his room with 500kg of land and exposing a series of photographs and videos in addition to the presentation of the performance serumanus-Other. In this context he created three different names to sign his works, in order to structure his artistic gesture more consistently. In 2012 participated in the exhibition In open space independent Phosphorus curated by Maria Montero with the work Field of Light and Silence. Since 2012 he coordinates a group of choreographic studies called Choreographic Thing that continues in activity. Also in 2012 he debuted his second feature film Exploitation at the Cinemateca Brasileira. He created two choreographies of smoke, the choreography # 9 for Roosevelt Square and the choreography # 12 for the Augusta Park in honor of the architect Bernard Tschumi. Created choreography # 18 for dry wall exhibition walls. From 2012 to 2014 he worked on the poem for architecture, an architectural poem for the Phosphorus hole room using various gold materials, beginning his research on the relation between light and matter. In 2013 he created the dance critic's fan base that paved the way for the independent publisher Phármakon, which publishes books by artists who cultivate the fields of poetry and thought and is active. In 2014 he began to work on the choreography of public spaces with the action Artists Comem Art Palace and today he coordinates the TERREYRO COREOGRÁFICO project, which crosses architecture and choreography, in order to rethink and recore the public spaces, urban and architectural projects of the city. In 2015 he curated the Harun Farocki / Contras Choreography show in honor of the German filmmaker. In 2016 made his first individual exhibition, The next events will clarify all this, in the Sé Gallery. In the same year he created choreography # 16 for plotter and paper reel machine. He curated with the Choreographic Terreyro of the Choreographic Disseminator, a two-week immersion in choreographic thinking with debates, lectures, workshops, film shows, etc. In 2017 he participated in a collective exhibition at Carbono Galeria with the works Poema to open space 2 and Campo de Luz e Silêncio 2. In the same year he began the ARA choreographic series, with the choreography ARA MAINO'Ī a choreographic rite of 16 hours created for the Wednesday. In 2018 curated and expografia with the Maíra De Benedetto and Lorraine Maciel of the exhibition THE PUBLIC WHAT IS PUBLIC, around the work of Terreyro Choreography.
marcela arruda
Marcella Arruda is an architect and city planner for the City School, since 2012 with urban intervention, shared management and common construction. She is currently the coordinator and curator of the core projects at the Institute for the City You Need. She studied Interactive Media Design at the Royal Academy of Arts in Den Haag, The Netherlands. He taught courses with architecture students in Argentina, Brazil, India, England, Chile, Colombia and Denmark. One of the founders of the collective MUDA, which developed projects of unsolicited architecture, of a playful, political and ephemeral nature, which culminated in several publications, among them Situated Design Methods (MIT 2014) and Protest Camps In International Context: spaces, infra -structures and media of resistance (Policy Press 2017), which collaborated with the chapter on living in the Marconi Occupation, in the center of SP. Co-founder of Escola Sem Muros, a political pedagogical program for the construction of community spaces for the strengthening of educational territories, whose first edition takes place at the Cultural Space JD Damasceno, whose project was selected for the 16th Venice Architecture Biennale.
marília gallmeister She is an architect and town planner graduated from the Universidade Estadual Paulista Júlio de Mesquita Filho (2008). He worked from 2009 to 2014 collaborating with design, design and assembly of works and installations of plastic artists, such as Olafur Eliasson, Artur Lescher, Carlos Vergara, among others and in collective exhibitions such as the International Art Biennial of São Paulo in 2010, among others . He worked at the CPT (Center for Theater Research) as a member of the scenography team, among projects such as Lima Barreto, directed by Antunes Filho. Since 2011, she has been working as a stage architect at the Oficina Theater, working on the creation of the scenic spaces of the pieces, in the scenic architectures created to adapt the montages on tours, passing through these years through the creation, adaptation and assembly of 13 pieces. Participated in 2013 in the X Bienal Internacional de Arquitectura, in São Paulo, in the Bixiga Residency project, in the elaboration of the Anhangabaú project of Happy City. Still in 2013 he joined the team of artists in the project A Bus named Lina Bardi, inside the exhibition The Interior is Abroad, curated by Hans Ulrich. Since 2014, the Terreyro Choreographic collective project has been integrated, for the promotion of dance, crossing different languages between choreography, architecture, urbanism, dance, music, philosophy - https://terreyrocoreografico.hotglue.me/. In 2016, he taught the Free Course - Architecture and Scenic Urbanism, at the City School graduation. Also in 2016 participated in the III Biennial of Design of Istanbul, with curatorial proposal of Jose Lira. In 2017 he directed the art project Ara Maio'i, directed by Daniel Kairoz. And over the years he has developed and made public these experiences in various publications such as
Mythology, Terreyro Choreographic, Anorna, Oficina Teatro, articles in the journals Veja São Paulo, Vitruvius, Celeuma, Continente, among others. Currently he is part of the choir that works in the cultivation of the empty surroundings of the Oficina Theater, to make it public land, for the project and movement of the Bixiga Park. She was the organizer and co-curator of the multidisciplinary seminar 'Disseminais' presented by Petrobrás held with the Uzyna Uzona Company and the Anthropófoga University, under the theme of Bacírios de Euripedes, adaptation and creation of José Celso Martinez Corrêa.
salvador schavelzon Doctor of Anthropology from the National Museum (Rio de Janeiro), professor at Unifesp (Osasco). The study of political processes led him to a field of reflection where political theory only stands up when sustained by the outside, the forest, the savage thought, the irreverent forces of living labor in absentia, refusal of order and disorganization. Born in Argentina (1978), he has lived in São Paulo for more than ten years, in the interception of Latin American worlds and autonomous imamentistas searches. In 2017 he was curator of the public event 'Territory Cosmopolítico: a course with Starhawk'. CV Lattes: http://lattes.cnpq.br/7147194844622470
dissemination plan AND COMMUNICATION XII BIA RADIO-WEB-TV
The XII BIA RADIO-WEB-TV is a tactical media initiative with a total duration of three months throughout the event, which takes the form of pop-up radio stations and an online platform for the photographic and audiovisual transmission and archiving of the exhibitions , lectures, debates, actions, workshops, tours and interviews. The radio will interact with the entire XII BIA event creating a sphere of public-digital exchange. This public-digital sphere will connect with other free media channels and also with the mainstream media through press and social media. The transmission processes (via web and FM radio stations) and documentation (online platform) will be housed on the XII BIA web site. XII BIA RADIO-WEB-TV will also provide the necessary support for live translations of conversations, lectures and meetings. Its infrastructure consists of a fixed base and a nomadic device. The fixed base will be implanted in the six Construction Sites of the XII BIA, in territory to be defined by the curatorship of the event. It will function as a support space to organize the mappings, methodologies, previous conversations with the partners, storing the equipment, the nomadic device and recording all the events. Its nomadic device is a mobile radio-web-tv unit mounted on a cart, allowing the radio to be moved to record the visits and itineraries around the six territories of the XII BIA. With this initiative, we intend to encourage the transmission and dissemination power of radio-web-tv as a means of communication, promoting the interaction between the XII BIA experiments, engaging them with existing new technologies and sharing their knowledge and their way of life through the collected and archived contents, available to the common, public and universal access. The XII BIA RADIO-WEB-TV will be coordinated and produced in partnership with Jacob Moe (USA). Moe is co-founder and director of the Syros International Film Festival. Over the past five years, he has created and hosted radio shows in Los Angeles, California, Athens, Greece, and more recently in São Paulo, on USP Radio 93.7 FM.
CARTOGRAPHS FOR AN ATLAS POSSIBLE OF ALLIANCES COSMOPOLITICS - TERRITORIES AND COMMUNITIES
Itakupe - Jaraguá - São Paulo Ita Endy - Jaraguá - São Paulo Ivy Porã - Jaraguá - São Paulo Tekoa Porã - Tenondé Porã - São Paulo Kuaray Rexakã - Tenondé Porã - São Paulo Guyrapaju - Tenondé Porã - São Paulo Guarani do Krukutu - Tenondé Porã - São Paulo Tape Mirim - Tenondé Porã - São Paulo Kalipety - Tenondé Porã - São Paulo Aparelha Luzia Vai - Vai Samba Madeira de Lei Mães de Maio Teatro Oficina Casa do Mestre Ananias Coletivo Salve Quebrada Samba Do Bule Pastoral Afro Achiropita Corpocidades e Manifestos Quilombo XXIII Praça da Nascente Parque Augusta Parque do Bixiga Rede Novos parques Umapaz Escola de Jardinagem CyberQuilombo Liga do Funk Coletivo AfroMack Coletivo Sistema Negro COSMOPOLITICS - THEORETICAL AND THINKING
Isabelle Stengers Bruno Latour Renato Sztutman Marina Vanzolini Renzo Taddei
Peter Skafish Miriam Simos Starhawk Ailton Krenak Eduardo Viveiros de Castro Casé Angatu Xukuru José Celso Martinez Correa Fundação Zumbi dos Palmares Núcleo de Consciência Negra - USP NEMGEUSP CENTRO DE ESTUDOS RURAIS E URBANOS (USP) Lígia Nobre Lina Bo Bardi Christian Norberg-Schulz Oswald de Andrade Manuela Carneiro da Cunha Diosmar Marcelino de Santana Filho COSMOPOLITICS - PROJECTS AND INTERVENTIONS
Sampa Negra Teatro Oficina, Sesc Pompéia, Casa de Vidro Terreyro Coreográfico Escola sem Muros Brasil Arquitetura - Terreiro Oxumaré Cerrado Infinito Uzyna Uzona Território Cosmopolítico Muda SP Rios e Ruas Existe Água em SP Permaperifa Bloco Fluvial do Peixe Seco Arte na Casa - Juventude Negra CCSP Parque Memorial Madeira Mamoré Chácara Silvestre – Centro de Cultura e Educação Ambiental (...)
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