Sula Costa Daily NYC

Conceived by Andressa Furletti and Debora Balardini

Directed by Regina Miranda

mmersive Gallery

132  Bedford Avenue

Brooklyn, NY  11249

November 3rd - 20th

Thursday - Sunday

8PM

Immersive Gallery

132  Bedford Avenue

Brooklyn, NY  11249

November 3rd - 20th

Thursday - Sunday

8PM

Immersive Gallery

132  Bedford Avenue

Brooklyn, NY  11249

INSIDE THE WILD HEART is a site-specific, fully immersive and participatory theatrical experience that transports audiences directly inside Clarice Lispector’s heart. The performance happens in a house setting where the audience can freely walk from room to room following the performers and interacting with the environment​. Each room is an art installation inspired by a strong element in Clarice's writing.

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Our vision is to create a sensory experience that encourages audiences to be active participants, rather than passive spectators, and engage with literature on a sensorial level. The show, created by Andressa Furletti and Debora Balardini and directed by Regina Miranda, integrates visual arts, film, music and performance art to embody the writer’s deepest feelings.The show goes along the lines of successful immersive theater productions in NY such as Then She Fell, Queen of the Night and Sleep no More.

Please RSVP to info@artsvgallery.com to let us know if you will be joining us at the opening reception! Latin American Cultural Week in NYC Event will bring a mixture of visual arts and performances from Brazil and other Latin American countries New York City, October 24 2016- From November 7–21, 2016, the Latin American culture will be in celebrated during the special group exhibition, Masters of Contemporary Latin America. This event is in conjunction with NYC’s Latin American Cultural Week and will be held at Saphira & Ventura Gallery, located at 4 W 43rd Street in New York City. The exhibition is part of the 11th Annual Latin American Cultural Week organized by PAMAR and taking placing in several venues in New York City from November 3–13, 2016. MASTERS OF CONTEMPORARY LATIN AMERICA will display artworks by Hispanic and Brazilian artists along with a special tribute to Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera with exhibition of original works, which are part of Saphira & Ventura Gallery’s collection. It will be a special night featuring music by Mezzo-Soprano Melania Maldonado. Hispanic and Brazilian artists living in the city and abroad will display paintings, sculptures,and photographs that showcase the diversity and richness of Latin American heritage. The artists participating in the show are: Acácio Pereira, Antonio Spinosa, Amaro, Miguel Santana, Cassandra Forte, Jennifer Court, Jo Kawamura, Massimo Cedrini, Sankhya Jejurikar, Rahmel Garner, Eric Henty, David Weiner, Patricia Figueiredo,Neil Kerman,Lois Sattler, Luzia Castaneda, Roseanne Potter, Sharron Parker, Alice Lipping and Odair Mindelo. The exhibition is curated by Alcinda Saphira with assistance of Ana Castro, and produced by Katie Harnett, Albert Valente, Nicholas Spinozzi, and Cornelia Zhang. The opening reception night will be held at Saphira & Ventura Gallery, on November 9,from 6:30pm to 10pm. Many of the exhibition’s artists will be present. To schedule an interview with an artist or the gallery, please email info@artsvgallery.com Admission is free. For more information visit: www.artsvgallery.com Saphira & Ventura Gallery- Headquartered in NewYork City, with representations in France,Italy, Spain and Brazil, Saphira & Ventura Gallery displays contemporary art exhibitions in the United States, Brazil and Europe,connecting artists and art-lovers from different communities in the world. The gallery, which results from the successful work of the founders and curators Alcinda Saphira and Louis Ventura, is committed to presenting established and emerging contemporary artists. Since its inception,their artists have exhibited both nationally and internationally at renowned venues and important art shows. For more information visit:www.artsvgallery.com PAMAR Pan American Musical Art Research, Inc., (PAMAR) is a 501c3non-profit organization seeking to promote a better understanding and coexistence between the various cultures and countries of the Americas, primarily through an ongoing and vital exchange of their artistic fields including music, dance, theater, film, visual arts and literature,and through educational programs. For more information visit: www.pamar.org MEDIA CONTACT Email: info@artsvgallery.com Phone: (646) 922-7052 On November 5th & 7th, 2016, those who appreciate the genuine sound of Brazilian instrumental music will have the opportunity to enjoy the II International Choro Festival in the City of New York. Brazilian Music Foundation (BMF), in partnership with Asuos Productions, will present the 2nd Annual International Choro Festival, with a variety of interesting performances. The Festival collaborators aim to involve different cultures and exchange artistic experiences between Brazil and the US. The festival was first presented in August 2015, and it was a great success. Due to this positive reception, we will continue with an annual presentation. The event will provide the opportunity for everyone to learn about one of the oldest Brazilian musical styles, the Choro. "THE SOUNDS OF CHORO IN THE CITY OF JAZZ"

SATURDAY , NOVEMBER 5TH :2016: 7:30pm – 9:30pm 

Hunter College – Ida K. Lang Recital Hall

695 Park Ave, New York

Hunter College North Building, Rm 424 (entrance on East 69th Street)

Price: $ 25 : $ 35 : $ 45

(All proceeds will go to Brazilian Music Foundation)

BMF is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization

Fundraiser for the Brazilian Music Foundation, a non-profit organization

promoting Brazilian culture and music via educational and performance programs.

 

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1ST INTERNATIONAL CHORO FESTIVAL – 2015

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