Paula Scamparini
© Paula Scamparini
About The Exhibition
Exhibition Curator: Roberto Muffoletto
The video conversation and portfolios provides us with insight into the reflective and creative development of Paula Scamparini, an established Brazilian artist, providing the linkage between her work, the creative process and inquiries. What emerges at the end through her voice and image is the commitment to a discourse on aesthics, social historical conditions and issues related to the indigenous population of Brazil.
This VASA exhibition is built around the video conversation. Paula Scamparini participated in the second VASA Front Page Project. Two portfolios are included from that work in this exhibition: Munchen and Palavas.
The exhibition in total is archived for future viewing and research.
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On VASA Exhibitions:
VASA Exhibitions over the years have provided a platform for individual and group exhibitions, collaborative exhibitions with various organizations and galleries and exhibitions that follow a particular theme or inquiry such as “Where Do We Go Now” curated by Rui Cepeda and the “Kharkiv School of Photography: Soviet Censorship to New Aesthetics” curated by Igor Manko.
VASA Exhibitions are international and multicultural. The curatorial team has strived to present work that not only represents the photographers but also the social, historical and cultural. As an online international project, VASA works to engage various digital tools. Video, as an example, not only offers the potential for the presentation of works, it provides the opportunity and framework for the voice of the author to be seen and heard. Through image, text, sound and animation, VASA works to expand the exhibition paradigm and provide a rich experience for the viewer (as well as the author).
VASA Exhibitions provides a viewing and research environment by archiving all of the exhibitions in their entirety. For example, the viewer may view a 2009 exhibition as it was presented and not just traces of its existence.
VASA Exhibitions (a program in VASA) includes images, videos and sound works.