Sula Costa Daily NYC

Pão de Queijo Brunch

DATE AND TIME

Sun, November 12, 2017

1:00 PM – 5:00 PM EST

LOCATION

34 N 7th Street, #3W

Brooklyn, NY 11249

United States

  Join in November 12th for the last Pão de Queijo Brunch of the year to celebrate our 6th anniversary!

From 1 PM to 5 PM, enjoy great vibes, drinks, plenty of Pão de Queijo (Brazilian cheese bread), and performances from Inside the Wild the Heart. We will also be celebrating our Executive Director, Debora Balardini's birthday! This intimate house party, with all you can eat and drink provided, will fill up quickly so get your ticket today.

November 12th, 2017

1PM - 5PM

Tickets start at $30

(prices are available on a first come, first served basis)

Food and drinks all inclusive!

BRAZILIAN FOOD

Ever tried the cheese rolls made by our Artistic Director Andressa Furletti? So this is the day! And there is more! Cakes, pudim (Brazilian flan), brigadeiro and some other treat from the Brazilian cuisine.

BRAZILIAN DRINKS

Alcohol or non-alcohol, you can enjoy it all... From our caipirinhas, beers, juice, coffee and Brazilian soda. For the wild ones, try our signature drink Wild Coffee. You have to come to try for yourself! Hey, it's all you can eat and drink.

ART

Experiment some of the performances and art installations created by Group .BR for the play Inside the Wild Heart, an immersive theatrical experience based on the works of Clarice Lispector. The show had a successful run in 2016 and is coming back in 2018!

The event counts with the support from Natura Brasil, Cachaça Leblon, New Directions Books and Materials for the Arts.

Fernanda Mello: Mirror’s Inhabitants

OPENING RECEPTION: November 15, 2017

ON VIEW: November 16, 2017 – January 7, 2018

DATE

November 16, 2017 - January 7, 2018
Tues-Sat, 8am-10pm
Mon, 8am-6pm
Sun, 10am-6pm

COST

FREE Admission

LOCATION

BRIC House Hallway

647 Fulton St.

Brooklyn, NY 11217

United States

Working primarily in painting and drawing, Fernanda Mello reinterprets folkloric culture she learned as a child growing up in Brazil. A self-taught artist, Mello derives her artistic inspiration from her studies of South American tribes and shamans of the Amazon region. In Mirror’s Inhabitants, she catalogs the life of Davi Kopenawa, an important indigenous shaman from Brazil who advocated for rainforest conservation and indigenous rights in light of the arrival of gold miners and their diseases in his region.

Fernanda Mello has exhibited at Greenpoint Gallery, Brooklyn; the Fort Tilden National Recreation Area; the Regents Canal Festival and The Brick Lane Gallery, both in London; Grand Palais, Paris; Galeria Olho d’Agua, Brasilia; and FilaAC, São Paulo. She is the recipient of an award from the National Endowment for the Arts and currently resides in Brooklyn.

Curated by Jenny Gerow, Assistant Curator

Fernanda Mello is a 2017-18 recipient of the ArtFP, an open call for Brooklyn-based visual artists to exhibit at BRIC House. For more information, visit BRICartsmedia.org/ArtFP

https://www.bricartsmedia.org/art-exhibitions/fernanda-mello-mirror%E2%80%99s-inhabitants

Collective exhibition “Theory of Inevitable Convergence”

NOV 16 - DEC 22
Opening: NOV  15 @ 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Nara Roesler Gallery 

Galeria Nara Roesler | New York presents Theory of Inevitable Convergence, a group show of the artists Artur Lescher, Carlito Carvalhosa and Marco Maggi. The show will highlight untapped convergence points between the narratives of the three artists.In addition to formal artistic intersections, the chosen works carry important questions the three artists have recurrently posed to the public such as the way in which their works relate to the surrounding space; be it through interference and disruption or suggesting an unknown place, linked or not the physical realm. This procedure invites the viewer to experience new circumstances and perhaps rethink their relationship to the world around them.

In the exhibition will be: Finials, small sculptures on pedestals meant to reference architectural structures and Pendulum by Artur Lescher; an installation by Carvalhosa composed of mirrored aluminum oils and tubular lamps and Maggi presents Podium, a triptych of three panels each different sizes and colors  composed of signs carved with precision on metallic sheets.

https://nararoesler.art/en/exhibitions/122/

MUSIC

Duduka Da Fonseca & Samba Jazz Fantasia 
NOV 17 - 18
Jazz at Kitano  

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http://www.kitano.com/content/download/1931/13799/version/1/file/Jazz+at+Kitano+November+2017+Flyer++%28Rev%29.pdf

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