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Claudia Andujar y la lucha Yanomami : Aida Harika, Poraco Hiko, Morzaniel Iramari, Davi Kopenawa, Mariana Lacerda, Joseca Mokahesi, Orlando Naki uxima, André Taniki, Edmar Tokorino, Vital Warasi, Ehuana Yaira, Roseane Yariana, Forensic Architecture
- Title
- Claudia Andujar y la lucha Yanomami : Aida Harika, Poraco Hiko, Morzaniel Iramari, Davi Kopenawa, Mariana Lacerda, Joseca Mokahesi, Orlando Naki uxima, André Taniki, Edmar Tokorino, Vital Warasi, Ehuana Yaira, Roseane Yariana, Forensic Architecture / editado por Thyago Nogueira y Valentina Tong.
- Author
- Andujar, Claudia, 1931-
- Publication
- ©2023.
- Ciudad de México : MUAC, Museo Universitario Arte Contemporáneo, UNAM Puebla, Pue. : Museo Amparo, 2023.
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- Description
- 179 pages : illustrations, portraits; 31 cm
- Summary
- This exhibition is the first major international retrospective dedicated to the long collaboration between Brazilian artist and activist Claudia Andujar (b. 1931) and the Yanomami people of Brazil. The exhibition presents a multidimensional perspective of Yanomami society through the art and voices of its people. The first section of this exhibition presents a part of Yanomami society and its worldview, through Claudia Andujar's photographic work of the seventies, Kopenawa's visionary words and the films and drawings created by Yanomami artists. The second part narrates the attacks against the Yanomami people by the Brazilian government and non-indigenous societies since the seventies and their struggle to defend themselves. The photographs presented here document the trauma generated and the violence perpetrated against these indigenous peoples. They were taken, much to her regret, by Andujar and are shown here with the consent of the Yanomami to ensure that this history is recognized and never repeated. "in 1974, Claudia Andujar and Carlo Zacquini started a drawing project with their friends Yanomami. They brought paper and markers to the Catrimani region and invited those who were interested to draw scenes from their daily lives, stories and traditions. Yanomami artists and shamans, such as André Taniki (1945), Orlando Naki uxima (1958-1977), Poraco Hiko (1905-1990) and Vital Warasi (1915-1988), They produced hundreds of drawings, some of which are shown here. Vibrant and intricate, the drawings reveal diverse artistic styles and approaches. The scenes capture everyday routines, as well as the exceptionality of shamanic visions. They also narrate the frustration of the shamans at not being able to stop the invasion of their communities. The construction of the Perimetral Norte highway, promoted by the Brazilian military dictatorship, began in 1973 and crossed the Catrimani region, which introduced new and lethal diseases to the Yanomami territory." (HKB Translation) -Page 112.
- Series Statement
- Folio MUAC ; 101
- Uniform Title
- Photographs. Selections
- Folio MUAC ; 101.
- Alternative Title
- Photographs.
- Subject
- Andujar, Claudia, 1931- Exhibitions
- Yanomamo Indians > Crimes against > Brazil > Pictorial works
- Yanomamo Indians > Brazil > Social life and customs > Pictorial works
- Yanomamo Indians > Brazil > Pictorial works
- Photography, Artistic > Exhibitions
- Photographie artistique > Expositions
- Photography, Artistic
- Yanomamo Indians
- Yanomamo Indians > Crimes against
- Yanomamo Indians > Social life and customs
- Brazil
- Genre/Form
- Exhibition catalogs
- Pictorial works
- Note
- "Publicado con motivo de la exposición "Claudia Andujar y la lucha Yanomami" (3 de febrero al 16 de abril de 2023) The Shed, Nueva York; (27 de mayo al 15 de octubre de 2023) Museo Universitario Arte Contemporáneo, MUAC, UNAM, Ciudad de México; (11 de noviembre de 2023 al 4 de marzo de 2024), Museo Amparo, Puebla; (25 de abril de 2024 al 27 de agosto de 2024) Museo de Arte del Banco de la República, Bogotá; (septiembre de 2024 a diciembre de 2024) Centro Cultural La Moneda, Santiago." --Last page.
- Exposición y publicación organizadas por el Instituto Moreira Salles, el Museo Universitario Arte Contemporáneo, MUAC, UNAM, y el Museo Amparo en colaboración con la Hutukara Associação Yanomami y el Instituto Socioambiental.
- Language (note)
- In Spanish.
- Contents
- Una historia de sueño y lucha / Marcelo Araújo, João Fernandes, Thyago Nogueira -- Relación: hombre a hombre / Claudia Andujar -- La lucha Yanomami / Textos de Thyago Nogueira -- Cronología / Ângelo Manjabosco, Thyago Nogueira, Jan Rocha, Valentina Tong -- Semblanzas -- Catálogo.
- ISBN
- 9786079948368
- 6079948362
- 9786073075350
- 6073075359
- OCLC
- on1388386468
- 1388386468
- SCSB-14648099
- Owning Institutions
- Columbia University Libraries