ABRIGO PORTÁTIL
#5 [ performance ]
Edited by Eliana Borges, Ricardo Corona, Luana Navarro, and Arthur do Carmo
Guest Editor:
Cristiane Bouger
Editora Medusa
52 Pages
Curitiba, Brazil
2016
ABRIGO PORTÁTIL
#5 [ performance ]
Extended Online Version
Edited by Eliana Borges, Ricardo Corona, Luana Navarro, and Arthur do Carmo
Guest Editor: Cristiane Bouger
Editora Medusa
Curitiba, Brazil
2016
IN PORTUGUESE ONLY
Abrigo Portátil – coleção em revista is a magazine conceived as an experimental platform for visual art works. The series consists of eight different issues on contemporary art, which were simultaneously launched in 2016 by Editora Medusa. The magazine is distributed in Brazil by Iluminuras.
The Issue #5 features an editorial by Cristiane Bouger and works by Neil Harbisson, Laura Lima, Antonio Vega Macotela, Lynn Book, Guillermo Gómez-Peña + La Pocha Nostra, Paulo Nazareth Ed. / Ltda, and Tania Bruguera.
An extended version of Abrigo Portátil, Issue # 5 was exclusively created to be available online. Along with the original content of the magazine, the online version presents the Manifesto of Sex, Gender and Identity Freedom, by Margie Rauen, as well as several works available in video and audio by the artists who were featured in the printed magazine.
RELÁCHE
Casa Hoffmann’s E-Magazine
Edited by Andrea Lerner, Beto Lanza, Cristiane Bouger, Edson Bueno, and Rosane Chamecki
Fundação Cultural de Curitiba – FCC, Curitiba, Brazil
December 2004
Relâche – Casa Hoffmann’s e-Magazine was conceived as a publication focused on the reflection of the dance and performance practices developed by the artists and art residents of Casa Hoffmann – International Center for Movement Studies, in Curitiba, Brazil.
For Relâche, Cristiane Bouger conducted interviews with La Ribot, David Zambrano, Sarah Michelson, Michel Groisman, Roberto Pereira, Thomas Plishcke and Kattrin Deufert, Lia Rodrigues, Leonel Brum, and Eleonora Fabião.
Bouger’s article "Community X Self-Destruction – Challenge and Resistance" is also featured in the magazine, along with articles from artists and researchers that attended Casa Hoffmann’s art residencies and workshops, including Dayana Zdebsky, Gladis Tridapali, Michelle Moura, and Olga Nenevê.
Relâche magazine was made possible with funds by Fundação Cultural de Curitiba – FCC [Curitiba Cultural Foundation] and Prefeitura Municipal de Curitiba [Curitiba City Hall].
Abrigo Portátil – coleção em revista is a magazine conceived as an experimental platform for visual art works. The series consists of eight different issues on contemporary art, which were simultaneously launched in 2016 by Editora Medusa. The magazine is distributed in Brazil by Iluminuras.
The Issue #5 features an editorial by Cristiane Bouger and works by Neil Harbisson, Laura Lima, Antonio Vega Macotela, Lynn Book, Guillermo Gómez-Peña + La Pocha Nostra, Paulo Nazareth Ed. / Ltda, and Tania Bruguera.
An extended version of Abrigo Portátil, Issue # 5 was exclusively created to be available online. Along with the original content of the magazine, the online version presents the Manifesto of Sex, Gender and Identity Freedom, by Margie Rauen, as well as several works available in video and audio by the artists who were featured in the printed magazine.
Relâche – Casa Hoffmann’s e-Magazine was conceived as a publication focused on the reflection of the dance and performance practices developed by the artists and art residents of Casa Hoffmann – International Center for Movement Studies, in Curitiba, Brazil.
For Relâche, Cristiane Bouger conducted interviews with La Ribot, David Zambrano, Sarah Michelson, Michel Groisman, Roberto Pereira, Thomas Plishcke and Kattrin Deufert, Lia Rodrigues, Leonel Brum, and Eleonora Fabião.
Bouger’s article "Community X Self-Destruction – Challenge and Resistance" is also featured in the magazine, along with articles from artists and researchers that attended Casa Hoffmann’s art residencies and workshops, including Dayana Zdebsky, Gladis Tridapali, Michelle Moura, and Olga Nenevê.
Relâche magazine was made possible with funds by Fundação Cultural de Curitiba – FCC [Curitiba Cultural Foundation] and Prefeitura Municipal de Curitiba [Curitiba City Hall].
Abrigo Portátil – coleção em revista is a magazine conceived as an experimental platform for visual art works. The series consists of eight different issues on contemporary art, which were simultaneously launched in 2016 by Editora Medusa. The magazine is distributed in Brazil by Iluminuras.
The Issue #5 features an editorial by Cristiane Bouger and works by Neil Harbisson, Laura Lima, Antonio Vega Macotela, Lynn Book, Guillermo Gómez-Peña + La Pocha Nostra, Paulo Nazareth Ed. / Ltda, and Tania Bruguera.
An extended version of Abrigo Portátil, Issue # 5 was exclusively created to be available online. Along with the original content of the magazine, the online version presents the Manifesto of Sex, Gender and Identity Freedom, by Margie Rauen, as well as several works available in video and audio by the artists who were featured in the printed magazine.
Relâche – Casa Hoffmann’s e-Magazine was conceived as a publication focused on the reflection of the dance and performance practices developed by the artists and art residents of Casa Hoffmann – International Center for Movement Studies, in Curitiba, Brazil.
For Relâche, Cristiane Bouger conducted interviews with La Ribot, David Zambrano, Sarah Michelson, Michel Groisman, Roberto Pereira, Thomas Plishcke and Kattrin Deufert, Lia Rodrigues, Leonel Brum, and Eleonora Fabião.
Bouger’s article "Community X Self-Destruction – Challenge and Resistance" is also featured in the magazine, along with articles from artists and researchers that attended Casa Hoffmann’s art residencies and workshops, including Dayana Zdebsky, Gladis Tridapali, Michelle Moura, and Olga Nenevê.
Relâche magazine was made possible with funds by Fundação Cultural de Curitiba – FCC [Curitiba Cultural Foundation] and Prefeitura Municipal de Curitiba [Curitiba City Hall].
Abrigo Portátil – coleção em revista is a magazine conceived as an experimental platform for visual art works. The series consists of eight different issues on contemporary art, which were simultaneously launched in 2016 by Editora Medusa. The magazine is distributed in Brazil by Iluminuras.
The Issue #5 features an editorial by Cristiane Bouger and works by Neil Harbisson, Laura Lima, Antonio Vega Macotela, Lynn Book, Guillermo Gómez-Peña + La Pocha Nostra, Paulo Nazareth Ed. / Ltda, and Tania Bruguera.
An extended version of Abrigo Portátil, Issue # 5 was exclusively created to be available online. Along with the original content of the magazine, the online version presents the Manifesto of Sex, Gender and Identity Freedom, by Margie Rauen, as well as several works available in video and audio by the artists who were featured in the printed magazine.
Relâche – Casa Hoffmann’s e-Magazine was conceived as a publication focused on the reflection of the dance and performance practices developed by the artists and art residents of Casa Hoffmann – International Center for Movement Studies, in Curitiba, Brazil.
For Relâche, Cristiane Bouger conducted interviews with La Ribot, David Zambrano, Sarah Michelson, Michel Groisman, Roberto Pereira, Thomas Plishcke and Kattrin Deufert, Lia Rodrigues, Leonel Brum, and Eleonora Fabião.
Bouger’s article "Community X Self-Destruction – Challenge and Resistance" is also featured in the magazine, along with articles from artists and researchers that attended Casa Hoffmann’s art residencies and workshops, including Dayana Zdebsky, Gladis Tridapali, Michelle Moura, and Olga Nenevê.
Relâche magazine was made possible with funds by Fundação Cultural de Curitiba – FCC [Curitiba Cultural Foundation] and Prefeitura Municipal de Curitiba [Curitiba City Hall].