Cultural spaces receive programming for the 17th Spring of Museums
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Manaus (AM) – Primavera de Museus, an annual event coordinated by the Brazilian Institute of Museums (Ibram), will carry out activities in various cultural spaces of the Amazonas State Government. Lasting a week, the action takes place between the 18th and 24th of September, at different times.
The event takes place annually in the week in which the spring season begins, and its main objective is to promote, publicize and value Brazilian museums, in addition to increasing the number of visitors to the institutions and intensifying the relationship between museums and society.
In this edition, the programming will have the theme “Memories and Democracy”, which seeks to rescue and bring visibility to the history of indigenous peoples, quilombolas, and also the LGBTQIAPN+ community. The premise is to use the past to address relevant issues and use them as a form of reflection and dialogue for the public.
“Museum Spring is an opportunity to talk about our human capacity to talk about what has gone, live in the present and, at the same time, learn lessons for the future”,
points out Aline Santana, director of the Museums Department.
The 17th Spring of Museums is an initiative of the Brazilian Institute of Museums (Ibram), and receives support from the Government of Amazonas, through the Secretariat of Culture and Creative Economy.
In addition to activities in the cultural spaces of Manaus, there will also be programming at the Magüta Museum, a space that belongs to the municipality of Benjamin Constant (1,121 km from the capital of Amazonas).
Check out the event schedule in the cultural spaces of Manaus:
Misam – Museum of Image and Sound of Amazonas (Praça Heliodoro Balbi, S/N – Palacete Provincial – Center)
18/09 to 23/09 – 9am to 5pm
“Misam Diverso” Exhibition – The exhibition aims to explore and promote LGBTQIAPN+, indigenous and quilombola personalities from Amazonas, through photos, sounds and documentaries related to the theme.
18/09 to 23/09 – 9am to 5pm
Mediated Visit – At the Image and Sound Museum by tourism monitors.
19/09 – 9am to 10am
Round Table – Conversation with the LGBTQIAPN+ community about reducing social inequalities and promoting the good of all, without any form of discrimination.
21/09 – 2pm to 3pm
Quilombola Culture Sarau – A valuable repertoire with songs by black artists will be presented. It is the purest African tradition, which has received less influence from other cultures.
22/09 – 9:30 am to 10:30 am
Performance by trans artists – The performance that will be presented opens art to embodiment, fluidity, duration and change.
Location: Ground floor corridor of the Provincial Palace.
Bernardo Ramos Numismatic Museum (Praça Heliodoro Balbi, S/N – Palacete Provincial – Center)
18/09 to 23/09 – 9am to 5pm
Mediated Visit – At the Bernardo Ramos Numismatic Museum by tourism monitors.
09/23 – 10am to 11am
Lecture – “The first inhabitants and Amazon archeology” – Speaker: Nogueira de Almeida – reflection on the ethnic disappearance of the native population due to the arrival of Europeans in the Amazon region.
23/09 – 9am to 10am
Lecture – “Black and indigenous representations in Brazilian comics” Speaker: Evaldo Vasconcelos – show and present Brazilian comics with representations of indigenous and/or black culture.
Museum of the Northern Man (Avenida Silves, 2.222 – Centro Cultural dos Povos da Amazônia – Distrito Industrial)
19/09 to 23/09 – 9am to 3pm
Mediated Visit – mediated visit to the Museu do Homem do Norte by tourism monitors.
20/09 – 10am to 11am
Lecture – Speaker: Caroline Nogueira – “Memory and Democracy: indigenous people, quilombolas, traditional communities and LGBT+ people.”
22/09 – 10am to 11am
Lecture – Speaker: Paulo Holanda – “New (re)existences and trajectories of indigenous people and LGBT+ people”. The lecture proposes a reflection on current indigenous trajectories and the LGBT+ community.
Museu do Seringal Vila Paraíso (Igarapé São João, S/N – Tributary of Igarapé Do Tarumã Mirim – Rural Area)
18/09 – 2pm to 3pm
Lecture – Speaker: Manoel Henrique – “Reports from a rubber tapper in the Amazon” – It will talk about the origin, daily life, and work of rubber tappers in the golden age of rubber.
Location: Auditorium of the São José I Municipal School (community of N. Sra. do Livramento).
18/09 to 24/09 – 9am to 3pm
Mediated Visit – At the Vila Paraíso Seringal Museum by tourism monitors.
22/09 – 2pm to 3pm
Lecture – Speaker: Manoel Henrique – “Reports from a rubber tapper in the Amazon”
Location: Auditorium of the José Sobreiro do Nascimento Municipal School (Community of N. Sra. De Fátima).
Tiradentes Museum of the Military Police of the State of Amazonas (Praça Heliodoro Balbi, S/N – Palacete Provincial – Center)
18/09 – 3pm to 4pm
Lecture – “Inclusion of the LGBT+ community in the military police and actions to minimize violence and discrimination against this community.”
18/09 to 23/09 – 9am to 5pm
Mediated Visit – Visit mediated at the Tiradentes Museum by tourism monitors.
Pinacoteca do Estado do Amazonas (Praça Heliodoro Balbi, S/N – Palacete Provincial – Centro)
18/09 to 23/09 – 9am to 5pm
Exhibition – Reinterpretations of works of art through the techniques and vision of artist Paulo Lino.
Location: Jozé Bernardes Michiles exhibition room, located in the Provincial Palace.
18/09 to 23/09 – 9am to 5pm
Exhibition – 1st Documentary exhibition by an artist at the Pinacoteca do Amazonas: “Trajetos de Da Silva da Selva”, curated by João Vitor Dias and Roberta Paredes.
Location: Located at Galeria Manoel Santiago, on the 1st Floor of the Provincial Palace.
18/09 to 23/09 – 9am to 5pm
Mediated Visit – At the Pinacoteca by tourism monitors.
22/09 – 4pm to 5pm
Lecture – A dialogue about the collection of the artist Da Silva da Selva safeguarded at the Pinacoteca do Amazonas at the 1st Cedomca/Ufam Art Memory Seminar – Speaker: João Vitor Dias.
Location: Ufam Arts Gallery Auditorium – University
Federal of Amazonas.
Palacete Provincial Cultural Center (Praça Heliodoro Balbi, S/N – Center)
09/22 and 09/23 – 9am to 4pm
9th Edition of Expo Mulher – Creative economy fair with artisans from the region.
Location: Ground floor of the Provincial Palace
*With information from consultancy
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