Independent Curator/ Cultural Producer Working For Different Organisations Such As
Het Nieuwe Instituut, British Council, Mondriaan Found, Prince Claus F, Futureeverything
Since returning to Brazil in 2006 after several years in the UK, I’ve worked consistently with international cultural institutions and have led recent developments in this area. In 2009, I was one of the key team behind the British Council initiated event ‘Paralelo – art, technology and the environment”, which gathered 55 participants – including artists, designers, policy-maker and researchers – from three different countries (Brasil, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom) to discuss different ways in which collaborations across disciplinary and cultural borders can enable research and new insights into global and local environmental issues. In 2010 I collaborated with Glonet – a new model for group-to-group globally networked events, developed by FutureEverything in partnership with British Council, Distance Lab and Lancaster University. It was co- produced by W2 in Vancouver; Sendai Creative Cluster Consortium, FesLab and TRUNK in Sendai, Japan; amber in Istanbul, Turkey; and Vivo arte.mov in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Despite very tight time schedule we delivered a completely novel technological solution for this event, involving 5 different cities with distinct schedules and time zones. Also in 2010 I became executive curator of Arte.mov (www.artemov.net), a leading international mobile media art festival, which took place in 5 different regions of Brazil with a substantial programme of work happening locally and regionally involving the production of numerous events, talks and exhibitions.