Artists and curator of the exhibition Medos Compartihados talk to the public

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The artists of the Isolativo group invite the audience for a conversation, along with curator Camila Marchiori, on the conceptual triggers of exhibition Shared Fears.

The chat takes place on Saturday (12/11), às 14h, at the Postal Cultural Center. On this day, The exhibition will be open from 10 am, until 4 pm.

The Shared Fears exhibition investigates the resumption of daily life before the Covid-19 pandemic, when the return to social life still generates anxiety, tension and anguish. Curator Camila Marchiori says that “we are like a house, symbol of all the 'skins' that surround us, synonym of containment and refuge, questioning the emotional instability resulting from the pandemic years”.

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The Isolativo group is formed by nine artists – Elton Hippolytus, Juliana Maia, Leonardo Conceição, Luciana Mattioli, Mario Lins, Nathalie Bohm, Renata Carra, Roberta Bottcher and Rodrigo Leão – of different formations and investigative axes, that together develop and address current social issues.

In Shared Fears, artists critically attest to the implications of returning to everyday life after the Covid-19 pandemic through paintings, photographs, sculptures, videos, audio and installations.

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Shared Fears – Isolation Group
Conversation with artists and curator: 12 November, às 14h
Visitation: until 25 November, from Monday to Friday, das 10h às 17h
Free entrance
Centro Cultural São Paulo Post
Pedro Lessa Square, s/n – Vale do Anhangabaú, Center, São Paulo – SP – 01031-970
Phone: (11) 2102-3691 / e-mail: centroculturalsp@correios.com.br

How to get there:

Subway – São Bento station, exit to the Valley Anhangabaú;
Automobiles – Loading and unloading are released on the boardwalk, access is from Rua Capitão Salomão. There are public parking lots around the CCC;
Accessibility: accessible route. Adapted elevator and bathroom.

This exhibition has the support of Centro Cultural Correios

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