Indigenous
LIDO PIMIENTA: THE FABRIC. THE ANGER. THE RIVER
Lido Pimienta’s work explores the politics of gender, race, motherhood, identity, and the construction of the Canadian socio-political landscape in the Latin American and vernacular diaspora, always inseparable from her own experience.
Paulo Nazareth:melee
The Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA Miami) presents the first solo US museum exhibition for Paulo Nazareth (b. 1977). «Melee» spans Nazareth’s work across mediums, including monumental and ephemeral sculpture, photography, video, and installations. Drawing on his Afro-Brazilian and Indigenous heritages, Nazareth brings the histories of marginalized groups into focus in an exhibition that is relevant to both the global and local Brazilian diaspora, while speaking to broad political conversations on issues of injustice and oppression.