Dori Nigro and Paulo Pinto’s work discusses the Centro Hospitalar Conde de Ferreira, funded in part by the trafficking of enslaved people from Angola to Brazil.
Sage Behr
Sage Behr is a writer and actress originally from Iowa City. Behr graduated from Stanford University with a degree in Comparative Literature with a focus on Literary Translation. She has studied clown and creative writing in the United States, Argentina, and Brazil, where she recently completed a Fulbright fellowship. Behr will begin the MFA in Fiction at Brooklyn College in 2023.
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As Brazil Heals From Riots, a “Museum of Democracy” Takes Shape
Hyperallergic spoke with Cecília Sá of Brazil’s Ministry of Culture to discuss the new multi-faceted public art initiative.
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Colorado Filmmakers Shine at Boulder International Film Festival
For its 2023 season, BIFF showed a total of 67 films, including an impressive 13 films by Colorado natives and four features from Sundance.
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Jair Bolsonaro’s “Aesthetic Crisis” Is Coming to an End
The right-wing populist’s tenure has been marked by campaign aesthetics and fan art considered tacky at best.
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Your Soundtrack to Lula’s Historic Defeat of Bolsonaro
From protest anthems to novelty funk beats, here are 10 emblematic songs to celebrate Lula’s historic win.
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The Brazilian Women Clowns Fighting Back Against Bolsonaro
Palhaçaria feminina, or female clowning, is uniquely situated at the crosshairs of the president’s rhetoric against women, artists, and leftists.
