Action arrives in Amazonas with workshops in Culture Management

Move Culture

Manaus will host training activities aimed at those who work or want to work with Culture. Places are limited and registration is open

Manaus (AM) – Movimenta Cultura, an itinerant training action promoted by the Tatajuba Cultural Center (Imperatriz/MA) and sponsored by the Vale Cultural Institute via the Federal Culture Incentive Law, began this year the circulation of the Training Cycle in Culture Management. The initiative seeks to promote professionalization, job creation, income and new opportunities through art and culture. The project will cover more than 25 municipalities in three regions of the country: Northeast, North and Southeast, and hold 60 free training workshops, until March 2024.

In Amazonas, Movimenta Cultura will offer two workshops in Manaus. The city will host the “Elaboration of Cultural Projects” workshop and the “Cultural Entrepreneurship” workshop, aimed at producers, managers, educators, local artists and other professionals involved in the sector. Those interested in participating must fill out the registration form available on the project’s social networks: instagram.com/movimenta.cultura, facebook.com/projetomovimentacultura and linktr.ee/movimentacultura.

Training and generating opportunities through art and culture

The “Cultural Project Development” workshop will teach you about all the stages of creating a cultural project. From conceiving an idea to writing the project, including structuring the project into laws to encourage culture and fundraising. The activity will be taught by professor Cris Moreira, cultural manager, actress and specialist in Cultural Management and Political Science.

The “Cultural Entrepreneurship” workshop will present information about the Creative Economy, a segment that is gaining more and more strength in Brazil and around the world. Through content and exercises, the activity will show new perspectives for businesses, projects, services and products linked to culture and integrated with nature and territory, in order to strengthen economic sectors. The workshop will be taught by Jussara Rocha, social entrepreneur, historian and specialist in Network Governance and Territorial Development, creative business management and social impact projects.

Movimenta Cultura is an itinerant training action promoted by the Tatajuba Cultural Center, made possible by the Federal Culture Incentive Law, sponsored by the Vale Cultural Institute and carried out by the Tatajuba Institute, Ministry of Culture and Federal Government (Brazil, Union and Reconstruction).

About the Vale Cultural Institute

The Vale Cultural Institute is based on the principle that experiencing culture allows people to expand their worldview and create new perspectives for the future. It plays an important role in social transformation and seeks to democratize access, promote art, culture, knowledge and the dissemination of diverse artistic expressions in our country, while at the same time contributing to the strengthening of the creative economy. In the years 2020-2022, the Instituto Cultural Vale sponsored more than 600 projects in more than 24 states and the Federal District. Among them, a network of its own cultural spaces, sponsored via the Federal Culture Incentive Law, with free visitation, unique identity and vocation: Memorial Minas Gerais Vale (MG), Museu Vale (ES), Centro Cultural Vale Maranhão (MA) and House of Culture of Canaã dos Carajás (PA). Where there is Culture, Vale is there. Visit the Vale Cultural Institute website: Institutoculturalvale.org

About the Tatajuba Cultural Center

The Tatajuba Cultural Center is a space dedicated to artistic training and the appreciation of cultural production in the city center of Imperatriz (Maranhão) and region. Opened in 2022, Tatajuba offers a quality and diverse program, with exhibitions, film shows, workshops, courses, debates, performing arts, photography, book fairs, dance performances, musical shows and other events that are free and accessible to everyone . To follow the actions, access social media: instagram.com/centroculturaltatajuba and facebook.com/centroculturaltatajuba

*With information from consultancy

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