Get ready for a cultural weekend in Rio's port area. Very interesting news is happening around the Pier and of course we've put together super cool tips to keep you up to date.
There are new exhibitions at the Museum of Tomorrow and the Rio Art Museum. The CCBB offers the last opportunity this weekend to enjoy the 1st National Crypto Art Exhibition.
Check out #dicasdopier below and embark with friends and family on this incredible immersion of cultural enrichment in Rio's port area!
Exhibitions at the Museum of Tomorrow: “Open Source Art” and “Sentir Mundo – An Immersive Journey”
Open Source Art is an innovative journey into the world of generative art, where the public is invited to delve into the intersection between programming language and artistic expression. This solo exhibition by artist-programmer Vamoss is a unique exploration of how open codes can be manipulated to create revolutionary images and ideas.
Visitors have the chance to experience art interactively, creating their own generative works and exploring the dynamism between order and chaos.
This exhibition is not just a celebration of creativity; it challenges visitors to reflect on the presence and influence of computer programs in our lives – from mobile devices to social media, affecting our emotions and behaviors.
Open Source Art is focused on interactivity, inviting visitors to actively engage with the art. The exhibition is designed to be an immersive experience, where each participant can manipulate code and see their own creations come to life. This interaction provides a deeper understanding of the relationship between art, technology and modern society.
The exhibition “Sentir Mundo – An Immersive Journey” sharpens the public's senses with the aim of bringing them closer to the perspective that other species have of the environment they inhabit. Conceived and developed by Sensory Odyssey Studio, the project takes visitors to stroll through three thematic areas: the visible part of the forest, inside the ground and the dance of insects through information panels, characteristic sounds, smells and entomological collection (scientific collection made up of insects). The exhibition is a reduced version of Sensory Odyssey, which debuted in Paris, in partnership with the National Museum of Natural History, and was shown in Singapore.
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Open Source Art
Date: from 9/01 to 21/04/2024
Location: Activities Laboratory of the
Tomorrow – Museum of Tomorrow
Visiting hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 10am to 6pm, including holidays.
Tickets: can be purchased online or at the Museum of Tomorrow box office.
Feel the World – An Immersive Journey
Date: 01/29 to 06/2/2024
Location: Museum of Tomorrow
Visiting hours: Tuesday to Sunday, from 10am to 6pm, including holidays.
Tickets: can be purchased online or at the Museum of Tomorrow box office.
For more information, visit: https://museudoamanha.org.br/
Rio Carnaval exhibition at the Rio Art Museum
If you miss the festivities, don't be sad, as MAR guarantees to extend the biggest party in the world, in this incredible exhibition that immortalizes carnival as a work of art.
Curated by the scenographer, architect and artist Gringo Cardia and the historian and writer Luiz Antônio Simas, the RIO CARNAVAL exhibition is part of the events in the city of Rio for the G20, the group of the largest economies in the world. Photographers Fábio Ghivelder, João Farkas, Igor Souto and Leonardo Ramadinha, signed the side-by-side photos by artist Vik Muniz.
The exhibition will occupy two rooms of the museum – ground and fifth floor – housing a projection booth, eighty screens, forty measuring 1.50m x 2.00m and another forty measuring 0.70cm by 1.00m, in addition to two of gigantic proportions. This careful selection was made from vast material, with more than 800 photos and many hours of video images.
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Rio Carnival
On view until 05/19/2024
Location: Rio Art Museum, Praça Mauá n 5 – ground floor and 5th floor.
Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday from 11am to 6pm
For more information, visit: https://museudeartedorio.org.br/
Decade of the Oceans Exhibition – 1st National Crypto Art Exhibition at CCBB
The exhibition offers a space for debate about the new frontiers of contemporary art and presents the first Brazilian generation of digital artists who use the blockchain platform to validate their production.
The theme of the exhibition aligns with the initiative of the United Nations (UN) for Education, Science and Culture (Unesco) in favor of the oceans. In this way, it promotes reflections on the contemporary world and the future on an ecosystemic, interdependent, hyperconnected and highly technological planet, but with great challenges of coexistence and sustainability.
The project highlights national production in the contemporary art scene and brings together 27 artists: Monica Rizzolli, Eduardo Kac, Carlos Vamoss, Rejane Cantoni, Hifa Cybe & Maurizio Mancioli, Fesq, Vitoria Cribb, Alexandre Rangel, Clelio de Paula, Giselle Beiguelman, Marlus Araujo, Gustavo Von Ha, Occulted, Anaisa Franco, Leandro Lima, Suzete Venturelli, Tânia Fraga, Biarritzzz, Adriano Franchini, Vini Naso, Katia Maciel, Simone Michelin, Lucas Bambozzi, Vita Evangelista, Andrei Thomaz, Tais Koshino and PV Dias.
Curator: Marcio Harum
This weekend will be the last to check out this exhibition at CCBB, which ends this Monday (26). So run and enjoy!
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Free classification
Location: CCBB – Rua Primeiro de Março, 66, Centro – Rio de Janeiro – 2nd floor
Day and time: Wednesday to Monday, from 9am to 8pm.
Free
For more information, visit: https://ccbb.com.br/rio-de-janeiro/
