Thursday, April 30, 2009

Wine And Palpitations

The greatest Brazilian artists in Rome

Explain Brazil through its artists, the intent of the exhibition, curated by Jacqueline Montagu, held at the Embassy of Brazil until May 23.
Nine representatives of the art world affected by the Embassy of Brazil dall'IILA (the Italian-Latin American Institute in Rome) to better represent the diversity of Brazilian landscapes, the fusion of fantasy and reality, although different are the styles of the artists, however, seems to be the constant exposure. Then, alongside the lush greenery of the jungle, you can admire the vibrant colors of tropical flowers, agglomerations urban and many races that populate them, inevitable, then, for a country so rich in history, legends and cultural influences, including descriptions of pictorial folk festivals, ancient rites and ancestral myths.
vision, therefore, personal and intimate of Brazil, a land extremely rich in precious natural elements, human and cultural rights, the root of which is based on the Latin American indigenous culture, while modificatasi hour following the dictates of Western ancestral heritage now Africa led the country during the colonial era.
The artists selected are among the most important in Brazil, known in Europe but also in the East and New Zealand, Roberto Burle Marx, with Carybé, Lia Mittarakis and Cândido Portinari. And, yet, Marylu Prado, Francisco Da Silva and Rubem Valentim, along with João Antônio Henrique and Maia, the only two artists still alive.
Poetry, beauty and color to describe a dream-like country unique.


Until May 23
Brazil through its artists
Embassy of Brazil - Gallery Cândido Portinari
Piazza Navona 10
Monday to Saturday from 10:00 to 18:00 Admission free
- piece published RomaWeek of 30.4-7.5.2009-

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