Light Mapping Festival Returns to Rio During April
Rio de Janeiro’s visual mapping festival returns to the city this month, bringing projections, workshops and artistic innovation to the...
April 6, 2017Section
Art + Culture – Brazil
Brazil Sees Need for More Diversity in Film Industry
The latest findings from Brazil’s national cinema agency, ANCINE, has published findings which demonstrate a lack of diversity in the...
April 3, 2017
Slavery Museum Faces Closure for Lack of Funding in Rio
The Instituto Pretos Novos, Rio’s slave cemetery and free slavery museum, may close this week due to a lack of...
March 30, 2017
Rio’s MAR Music Program Kicks Off 2017 Celebrations on Friday
Turning four this month, the Rio Art Museum (MAR) returns with its annual MAR de Música program, with live music...
March 29, 2017
Rio State Introduces ID Cards for Artisan Craft Producers
In an attempt to formalize job markets, Rio de Janeiro will become the first state in Brazil to provide professional...
March 28, 2017
Jeffrey Craft Beer Brewery is Creating Cultural Hub in Rio
Originally set against a dusty backdrop of mechanical shops along Leblon’s Rua Tubira, local company Jeffrey Special Products had a...
March 27, 2017
Rio’s Oi Futuro Ipanema Museum Will Close Until August
Cultural institute Oi Futuro Ipanema, funded by telecommunications provider Oi as its flagship museum in Rio, may close its doors...
March 23, 2017
Rio’s TribOz Jazz Night Returns with Alma Thomas on Saturday
Renowned jazz night TribOz will return to Lapa once again this Saturday evening, March 25, with support and special invitations...
March 22, 2017
Rio’s CCBB Hosts Visual Poetry Exhibition Until April 17th
Visual poetry works by artists from 21 countries will be shown in an exhibition at Rio’s CCBB, which opened last...
March 20, 2017