The work “Assíntotas”, by Anna Costa e Silva, was mentioned in the book “The idea of cinema in contemporary Brazilian art”, by Katia Maciel, recently released by Editora Circuito. According to the author, Anna’s work has “a transcinema form, as it includes the viewer as an active part of the device, it combines the logic of the theater, the architecture of the installation and the text as a poetic discourse that insists on the dark of the room, the film and the showroom. ”

“A Call to Vote”, by Marcelo Brodsky, will open at Henrique Faria Fine Art. The exhibition, which has already passed through several galleries and institutions, includes historically relevant photographs of protests against various interconnected topics — colonialism, racism, patriarchy — with interventions in colored crayons. Therefore, the artist gives new life to these archival images and assigns a narrative voice to those who have been silenced, maintaining the memories of those affected in the present consciousness. From 1968, passing by New York, Rio de Janeiro, Paris, Chicago and Mexico City, to the present day, the set of works also includes the March of Women (2017) and the Black Lives Matter movement (2020), in Washington D.C.