curator . art researcher
Espacio de Arte Contemporáneo – EAC Montevideo (UY)
Jul. – Nov. 2022
Exhibition: Hilo
Artists: Ana Aristimuño, Fatric Bewong, Paola Monzillo, Priscilla Kennedy
Curatorship: Juliana Caffé e Juliana Gontijo Curatorial Consultancy: Kwasi Ohene-Ayeh
Temporada de Projetos 2022
Paço das Artes, São Paulo (BR)
Jul. – Oct. 2022
Diego de Santos
Lost na região
Critical accompaniment: Juliana Caffé
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Kwá yepé turusú yuriri assojaba tupinambá / coordinated by Juliana Caffé, Juliana Gontijo; translated by Yaguaré Yamã Aripunãguá; illustrated by Gustavo Caboco. São Paulo: Conversations in Gondwana, 2021. 92 p., 20 x 20 cm.
ISBN 978-65-00-32109-8
Galeria Fayga Ostrower / Funarte Brasília (BR) – from September 16th to October 17th, 2021
Casa da Lenha / Porto Seguro, Bahia (BR) – from October 28th to November 27th, 2021
Exhibition: Kwá yapé turusú yuriri assojaba tupinambá | Essa é a grande volta do manto tupinambá (This is the big turn of the tupinambá mantle)
Artists: Edimilson de Almeida Pereira, Fernanda Liberti, Glicéria Tupinambá, Gustavo Caboco, Livia Melzi, Rogério Sganzerla and Sophia Pinheiro
Curatorship: Augustin de Tugny, Glicéria Tupinambá, Juliana Caffé and Juliana Gontijo
Article published in the annals of the 30th national meeting of the National Association of Visual Arts Researchers – ANPAP | (Re)existences
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ISBN: 978-65-5941-380-5
Excerpts from dialogues between Frederico Filippi and Juliana Caffé, in 2020 and 2021, which are part of the show at Nube Gallery (Sta. Cruz, Bolívia) as exhibition text.
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Text published in the 3rd number of volume 3 of Revista Rosa on 6/30/2021.
The complete text here.
This group show at Nube Gallery, Bolivia, presents works by 18 artists from different generations working in Bolivia and Brazil. The exhibition, curated by Juliana Caffé, explores different reflections on the relationships of nature with man and the idea of Latin America.
Full review on the link.
Continue reading “CUANDO NO HAY SOMBRA ES MEDIODÍA. LA ALINEACIÓN PERFECTA DE LOS TIEMPOS | Article by Jorge Luna for Artishock”
Article by Juliana Caffé for MODOS: Journal of Art History at UNICAMP
The article intends to approach the 1st Havana Biennial and the 2nd Johannesburg Biennial to analyze the importance of reflecting on the research methodology used to study the biennials. Both exhibitions reveal how the intersections between art, politics and society act in an exhibition and offer paths with many points for reflection on the importance of an interdisciplinary analysis of art history. To escape from reductionist readings of the histories of exhibitions, a methodological option is to adopt a social perspective that counteracts the analysis of these events to the history of local art and the political context in which they operate.
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The artists and the curator accompany us to reflect on the exhibition Cuando no hay sombra es mediodía (When there is no shadow it is noon). In the company of Douglas Rodrigo Rada, curator of KIOSKO.
Tuesday, May 18, 2021 | 18. 00 p.m. time Bolivia | 19.00 p.m. time Brazil | FACEBOOK LIVE
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Experimental workshop of visual poetic philosophical thought | Taught by the artist Narda Alvarado in the framework of the exhibition “When there is no shadow is noon” at NUBE Gallery, curated by Juliana Caffé.
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Saturday, May 15, 2021
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