Milton Hatoum, Betty Milan, José Roberto Walker. In addition to new talents such as Fabiana Vanz
The Casa-Museu Ema Klabin continues with its rich cultural programming through the #CasaMuseuEmCasa Project. During the months of July, August and September lives with big names in literature are confirmed, mediated by Ana Beatriz Demarchi, such as: Milton Hatoum, Betty Milan, José Roberto Walker. In addition to new talents such as writer Fabiana Vanz, who will be mediated by Paloma Durante,.
The program Meeting with writers: other looks will be via the Zoom Meeting platform. Every encounter, about an hour and twenty minutes, will be broadcast live and will then be available on the museum's social media. Will be 50 minutes for mediation and 15 minutes for audience questions. Are just 95 vacancies, Interested parties must register in advance via the museum website (emaklabin.org.br). Registration for the first live will be open from the day 20/07.
During meetings, the audience will have an overview of the writing process, relations with the social and political reality of Brazil, favorite themes and works of these great masters of Literature. Award-winning books will be highlighted, such as, Snow in the Morning of São Paulo, by José Roberto Walker, a rHistorical and realistic romance that tells the breathtaking love story between Oswald de Andrade and the normalista Miss Cyclone, in pre-modernism in São Paulo at the beginning of the 20th century. Just like Betty Milan's last book, Baal, which narrates a drama that is always current, that of immigration. In addition, the work “The darkest place” by award-winning writer Milton Hatoum.
According to mediator Ana Beatriz Demarchi Barel, the three writers strike a balance between what really matters to a reader from Brazil or anywhere else in the world. “We invited three writers whose works bring themes or characters that are underprivileged in Literature to the center of discussion.. The posts also resonate strongly with readers and I believe this is in part due to the fact that the writers rise to the challenge of tackling difficult issues, who run on the margins of society; for being fearless and discussing established ideas, putting them into question. I also thought that my choice should include authors who expressed different projects from each other., rich and sophisticated”, explains the mediator who has a PhD in Literature from Université Paris III Sorbonne Nouvelle and post-doctorate in History at Fundação Casa de Rui Barbosa, at IEB-USP.
The event will also showcase new talent, like the young writer Fabiana Vanz Dias who launched her first book “On the courage of fear and other sane madnesses”, by publisher Patuá.
According to the Casa-Museu course coordinator Ema Klabin, Cristina Moutela, the meetings follow the theme of the Ema Klabin House-Museum in 2020 "Other Narratives". “In these meetings with writers we intend to bring pieces of Brazil, recorded by other eyes, other narratives”.
| Service: |
| House Museum Ema Klabin: #CasaMuseuEmCasa |
| Meeting with Writers: Other Looks |
| 95 vacancies |
| Inscription : emaklabin.org.br from day 20/07 (For first live) |
| Mediation Ana Demarchi Barel |
| 29 July, on wednesday, from 5pm to 6:20pm – Betty Milan |
| 12 August – on wednesday, from 5pm to 6:20pm – José Roberto Walker |
| 26 August – on wednesday, from 5pm to 6:20pm – Milton Hatoum |
| Mediation Paloma Durante |
| 9 September – on wednesday, from 5pm to 6:20pm – Fabiana Vanz Dias |
| Access our social networks: |
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| Twitter: twitter.com/emaklabin |
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| WebSite: emaklabin.org.br |
About the writers:
Betty Milan is from São Paulo, romance author, essays, chronicles and plays. In addition to being published in Brazil, His works also circulate with French stamps, Spain, Portugal, Argentina and China. He collaborated with some Brazilian newspapers and was a columnist for Folha de S. Paulo, Veja magazine and Veja.com. Worked for the International Parliament of Writers, in Strasbourg. In 1998 and 2015, participated as guest of honor at the Paris Book Salon. In 2014, represented contemporary Brazilian literature at the Miami International Book Fair (USA). In 2018 gave a series of lectures in the United States on diaspora and literature. In 2019 participated in the Lebanese Diaspora Energy in Beirut, where she was honored for her contribution to her ancestors' home country. Before becoming a writer, graduated from the Faculty of Medicine of the University of São Paulo (FMUSP) and had training in Psychoanalysis in France. Among his works are The Parrot and the Doctor, The Eternal Mother and his most recent book BAAL – an immigration romance. www.bettymilan.com.br
José Roberto Walker is advertising, graduated in History (USP). Director of TV Cultura. He directed the Cia. Brazilian Opera, the Vera Cruz Philharmonic Orchestra and several editions of the Campos do Jordão Winter Festival. He made several documentaries. On the radio, created numerous programs dedicated to classical music and Brazilian popular music. Produced several opera shows and exhibitions in public spaces in São Paulo. He is co-author of the books Theatro São Pedro: Resistance and Preservation (2000), Coffee, Railway and the Metropolis (2001), The Neapolitan Nativity Scene of São Paulo (2002) and Railway, a Project for Brazil (2005). Neve na Manhã de São Paulo received the São Paulo Literature Prize in 2017. His latest book Neve na Manhã de São Paulo was born from solid research into documents that recorded a time and culture at a time of population explosion in the city of São Paulo. Historical and realistic novel that tells the breathtaking love story between Oswald de Andrade and the normalist Miss Cyclone, in pre-modernism in São Paulo at the beginning of the 20th century. The novel recreates the vibrant atmosphere of the city at the time. It also shows how modernism in São Paulo was already buzzing, culminating in the Week of 22.
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Milton Hatoum born in Manaus (Amazonas) graduated in architecture at FAU-USP, worked as a cultural journalist and was a university professor of History of Architecture. In Paris he studied comparative literature at the Sorbonne (Paris III). He was a professor of French literature at the Federal University of Amazonas (1984-1999) and visiting professor at the University of California (Berkeley/1996). He was also a writer-in-residence at Yale University (New Haven/USA), Stanford University and the University of California (Berkeley). Author of four award-winning novels, His work has been translated into twelve languages and published in fourteen countries. In 1989, his first novel ¨Relato de um certain Oriente¨, won the Jabuti award for best novel. In 2000 published the novel ¨Two brothers¨ (Jabuti award – 3rd place in the romance category/ nominated for the IMPAC-DUBLIN award), voted the best Brazilian novel of the period 1990-2005 in research carried out by the newspapers Correio Braziliense and O Estado de Minas. In 2001, was one of the finalists for the Estadão Multicultural Award, due to the publication of ¨Dois Irmãos¨. In 2005, her third novel, ¨Cinzas do Norte¨, won the Portugal Telecom Award, Critics' Grand Prize/APCA-2005, Jabuti Award/2006 for best novel, CBL Book of the Year Award, BRAVO literature award. In 2008, received the Order of Cultural Merit from the Ministry of Culture. In 2010, the English translation of ¨Cinzas do Norte¨ (Ashes of the Amazon, Bloomsbury, 2008) was nominated for the IMPAC-DUBLIN award.
In 2008 published his fourth novel, ¨Órfãos do Eldorado¨, Jabuti Award – 2nd place in the romance category. ¨Orphans of Eldorado¨ is part of the Myths collection, from Scottish publisher Canongate. In 2009 published the book of short stories “The Islanded City”. In 2013, published the book ¨A lonely man on the prowl¨, a selection of chronicles published in newspapers and magazines. All of his books were published in Brazil by Companhia das Letras., whose sales exceed three hundred thousand copies.
Hatoum also published essays and articles on Brazilian and Latin American literature in Brazilian magazines and newspapers., from Spain, France and Italy. Some of his short stories were published in Europe magazines, New French Magazine (France), Grand Stree (New York) and Chimera (Mexico). He participated in several anthologies of Brazilian short stories published in Germany and Mexico, e da Oxford Anthology of the Brazilian Short Story.
Fabiana Vanz Dias Graduated in Visual Arts from Centro Universitário Belas Artes, having completed the course in 2013, with the course completion work in Performance Language. She is a French teacher and educator, having worked in museums and cultural exhibitions in São Paulo, where do you live, in the Tucuruvi neighborhood, North Zone. He has been undergoing Lacanian therapy for five years. He entered the French literature faculty at PUC – SP. He is releasing his first book “On the courage of fear and other sane madness, by publisher Patuá.
About mediators:
Ana Beatriz Demarchi Barel She has a PhD in Literature from the Université Paris III Sorbonne Nouvelle. He completed his post-doctorate in History at Fundação Casa de Rui Barbosa, at IEB-USP and Research Residency at the Mindlin Library – USP. Reader of the French Government at the Université de Nantes and ATER at the Universités d’Amiens and Toulouse. Studied Art History at the Ecole du Musée du Louvre. Professor of Portuguese Language Literature and Literary Theory at the State University of Goiás UEG. Member of GRUPEBRAF – IEA – USP. Author of A Romanticism to the West: French Model, National Identity, organizer of the facsimile edition of Nitheroy Magazine and of Culture and Power between the Empire and the Republic (1822-1930). Develops research in the area of Literary History, Brazilian and Comparative Literature. Currently, studies the relationships between reports from 19th century French travelers and iconography.
During Paloma works as an artist-educator, dancer and researcher. Works looking for intersections between body language and text, leaking these relationships as ways of inhabiting space. Participated in exhibitions, exhibitions and conversation circles in spaces such as the Ribeirão Preto Pedro Manuel-Gismondi Art Museum – MARP, Tomie Ohtake and the BREU space in the Barra Funda neighborhood, São Paulo. He was resident artist at Arteles Creative Center, Haamenkyro, Finland and, with its Practical Study Group in Experimental Language – SPEAK, received funding from ProAC notices for independent publications, with the Gramatology project.
