Not exact matches
I am
working in Brazil as a professor
in the University, and we have followed an approach with the nattier, indigenous people, and with poor people living
in the
favelas.
Includes climate and intro to Brazilian weather, human geography (
in population), physical geography, the problems and the management of
favelas, some mapping and sketch
work, natural resources, inequality and development.
Many years ago I
worked as a foreign correspondent
in Rio de Janeiro, and as part of a series of articles on the 500 - plus shantytowns or
favelas that ring the city, I bought a house.
While
working in his home country of Brazil, he drew on traditional production techniques and incorporated iconic elements from the
Favelas, Samba Schools, nature, and wildlife.
His ongoing
work Cadernos de Africa [Africa Notebooks] is presented as part of Journal: a five - year walk he began
in 2013 from his home
in a
favela near Belo Horizonte, throughout Brazil and eventually northwards across the entirety of the African continent from Cape Town.
All the walls and furniture were made of plywood, recalling past Tiravanija
works, suggesting the provisional and evoking the
favela aesthetic found
in artworks elsewhere
in «Dreams and Conflicts».
His ongoing
work Cadernos de Africa (Africa Notebooks) is presented as part of Journal, a five - year walk he began
in 2013, starting from his home
in a
favela near Belo Horizonte and journeying throughout Brazil, and eventually northward across the entirety of the African continent from Cape Town.
The diverse sources
in Pratt's
work range from the buildings and plans of Toyo Ito, Shigeru Ban, and Le Corbusier, to Brazilian
favelas, to actual buildings under construction
in Vancouver.
His
works have been shown
in group exhibitions such as «Imagens Mestiças» (Instituto Tomie Otake, São Paulo, Brazil) and «Do valongo à
favela» (Museu de Arte do Rio, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil).
His ongoing
work Cadernos de Africa (Africa Notebooks) is presented as part of «Journal»: a five - year walk he began
in 2013 from his home
in a
favela near Belo Horizonte, throughout Brazil and eventually northwards across the entirety of the African continent from Cape Town.