A new law aims to safeguard the movement’s representation, expression, knowledge, and techniques, as well as key cultural tools, objects, and places in this state in Northeast Brazil. Discrimination is punishable under the law.
Three municipal libraries will display 27 works and poems by artist and journalist Priscila Asche as well as original music by composer Fabio Guimarães.
The movement started in Recife, in Northeast Brazil, and aimed to create Brazilian art combining the roots of popular culture with scholarly and universal elements.
Since 2000, the Electronic Language International Festival, or FILE, has showcased the world’s most cutting-edge novelties in the aesthetics of electronic art.
According to the police, the piece is a marble sculpture of a human head representing Asclepius, the Greek God of healing, from 400 BC.
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