Revival of Brazil’s First Black Opera, ‘Lídia de Oxum’, Will Be Staged in Salvador
Marked by 'axé' music, Bahia is also the birthplace of Brazil's first black opera and the only one produced in...
November 20, 2019Section
Art and Culture
Art and Culture News in Rio de Janeiro and Brazil
Immersive Show in Downtown São Paulo Takes Visitors Inside Tarsila do Amaral’s Art
How about entering the paintings 'Abaporu', 'Sol Poente' ("Sunset"), and 'A Lua' ("The Moon"), by Tarsila do Amaral? This will...
November 19, 2019
Urban Installation Exhibitions Will Occupy Prominent Rio Squares This Afternoon
The 'Interferências3' ("Interferences3") exhibition, organized by the digital culture center Oi Kabum!Lab, considered the meeting and resistance point of Rio's...
November 16, 2019
Exhibition Favelagrafia 2.0 Unveils Creative Powers of Rio de Janeiro’s Favelas
The 'Favelagrafia' social project, launched in 2016, is now back in a broader and new format, showing the public, free...
November 10, 2019
Chico Buarque’s Latest Novel Highlights Tensions in Brazil under Bolsonaro
As if personal troubles were not enough, it became difficult for me to devote myself to literary daydreams without being...
November 10, 2019
“Strength, Light, Precision – Steel and Artistic Creation” Exhibition at Rio’s MAM
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - From November 9th to February 2nd, 2020, the Museu de Arte Moderno (MAM) opens its...
November 8, 2019
Bring on the Clowns! Addressing Latin Comicity
“Grandma” was the best known and most beloved clown in New York’s prize winning Big Apple Circus. With a grey...
November 1, 2019
Bangu Shopping Mall Hosts Petrobras Symphony Orchestra Playing Pink Floyd
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - On Wednesday, October 30th, Bangu Shopping mall, located in the West Zone of Rio de...
October 30, 2019October 15th-20th Program at Federal Justice Cultural Center in Rio
Check out the events currently scheduled at the CCJF — Centro Cultural Justiça Federal (Federal Justice Cultural Center) in downtown...
October 14, 2019