Thematic visits with the Bienal education team

On December 3, there will be a series of thematic visits proposed by Bienal’s education team, wich consists in tours of the exhibition with specific focuses developed by the mediation team based on the research and interests that emerged during the training course.

Go to the Mediation Space (green floor), near the entrance to the exhibition, to register 1 hour before the start of the visit. Subject to capacity (group of up to 20 people).

Duration: 2h

December 3 (Sunday), 11am
The 35th Bienal through the senses of the body
mediation: Anali Dupré and Giuliana Takahira

visit recommended for people over 15 years of age and aimed primarily, but not exclusively, at blind and low-vision people

Among the various choreographies of the impossible present at the 35th Bienal, we find works that provoke, challenge and stimulate different senses, such as those by Ayrson Heráclito and Tiganá Santana and by Daniel Lie. Smells, touches, sounds and visuals blend together in a diverse and accessible exhibition. In addition to the works exhibited inside the pavilion, Ibirapuera Park also acts as a trigger, proposing other explorations through trees, grass, branches, land and water. Based on these stimuli, the action seeks to combine the internal and external spaces of the pavilion, inviting visitors to a sensory activity.

December 3 (Sunday), 3pm
Cloak of the invisible: mystery and memory in textile productions
Mediation: Mira Lima

What does the cloak of the invisible hide? The visit invites the public to the poetics and practice of textile materiality, addressing questions such as: what clothing can or should cover, its historical and affective memory and what procedures are mobilized to (in)make certain bodies and productions visible to the detriment of others. Works by Arthur Bispo do Rosário, Coletivo Ayllu, Judith Scott and Sônia Gomes will be discussed. At the end, the participants will be invited to create a cloak, using simple stitches and a pin, which hides/makes visible issues that are relevant to the people involved in the practice.