Indigenous artist
EDGAR CALEL: B’ALAB’ÄJ (JAGUAR STONE) [PIEDRA DEL JAGUAR]
By recovering collective processes of meaning-making linked to the place of belonging, the exhibition calls for the persistence of a present that reverses the neoliberal logic of economic concentration and hyper-individualism. Instead, it offers the possibility of thinking about that shared place where one listens to what cannot be seen with the eyes.
ZAHY TENTEHAR. MÁQUINA ANCESTRAL: UREIPY
Throughout her video practice, Tentehar has spoken about the Guajajara social movement known as the Guardians of the Forest, a group that inhabits and protects Arariboia Indigenous Land located in the north-eastern edge of the Amazon rainforest.