About the part that art plays in a globalising society

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    Thais di Marco

    Thais Di Marco (she/they) is a performing arts director and project coordinator specialised in art production with 16 years of practice in performing arts and cultural politics. Thais was teacher over 6 years, of projects at Brasiliândia Cultural Center, the only theater at the neighbourhood with one of the highest rates of state genocide in Latin America. Later, she shared her research in different contexts such as Ocupa Ouvidor, the biggest cultural squat of the Americas, in the festival Les Echos de Lobozunkpá in West Africa and at the space Bongah, in Iran. Thais studied Lucha Libre at Escuela Arena México. Her first artistic education in contemporary art was within social projects led by artists thinking about how art could play a central role for democratization. In their artworks, they present provocative, sensual, engaged and humorous art.

    To get to know the artist: https://linktr.ee/thaisdimarco 


    Agenda


    Workshop: Ancestral Disassimilation, Somatic Abolitionism and Desire of Belonging to a Hegemonic Culture
    Workshop by artists Anne Jesuina and Thais di Marco on ancestral anti-colonial knowledge and cosmologies
    Performance: 0UT SPOK3N B$Cht%% by Thais Di Marco
    A work-in-progress presentation by artist Thais Di Marco, recipient of the Amsterdam Fund for the Art’s 3Package Deal programme
    Ancestral Damages: Demanding Climate Reparations
    Workshop with climate justice activist and researcher Marcela Varconte.
    Panel: Neoliberalism and the Art/ist
    With Priya Swamy & Teresea Borasino, moderated by Chihiro Geuzebroek

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