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Jaime Lauriano – Here is the End of the World

Vista de la exposición "Jaime Lauriano – Aqui é o fim do mundo", en el Museu de Arte do Rio (MAR), 2023. Foto: Rodrigo Reichert/difusión

Jaime Lauriano – Aqui es el fin del mundo

Jaime Lauriano – Aqui es el fin del mundo saca a la luz cuestiones del pasado de Brasil y su relación con el contexto político actual.

En el Museu de Arte do Rio (MAR) está abierta la exposición Jaime Lauriano – Aqui é o fim do mundo (Aquí es el fin del mundo). Con la curaduría de Marcelo Campos y Amanda Bonan, la muestra reúne más de cuarenta trabajos producidos entre 2008 y 2023, cuatro de los cuales son nuevos y se encargaron especialmente para esta exposición.

“Para mí es importante reunir tantos trabajos de períodos diferentes, y estoy feliz y emocionado de presentar este recorte al público y a las nuevas generaciones de artistas, porque mi trabajo está muy interconectado con el momento actual del arte brasilero, en que se revisita su historia, se piensa y se hace una historia nueva de Brasil, y los protagonismos cambian. Soy un artista que está intrínsecamente ligado a ese movimiento. Mis trabajos forman parte de importantes antologías sobre el pensamiento en torno a esas otras historias de Brasil”, observa el artista.

Jaime Lauriano - Aqui é o fim do mundo puede visitarse hasta el 1 de octubre de 2023.

MAR
Praça Mauá, Centro.
Rio de Janeiro/RJ, Brasil
Horario: de jueves a domingos, de 10.30 a 18hmuseudeartedorio.org.br

View of the exhibition "Jaime Lauriano – Here is the End of the World", at the Museu de Arte do Rio (MAR), 2023. Photo: Rodrigo Reichert/Press

View of the exhibition "Jaime Lauriano – Here is the End of the World", at the Museu de Arte do Rio (MAR), 2023. Photo: Rodrigo Reichert/Press

View of the exhibition "Jaime Lauriano – Here is the End of the World", at the Museu de Arte do Rio (MAR), 2023. Photo: Rodrigo Reichert/Press

View of the exhibition "Jaime Lauriano – Here is the End of the World", at the Museu de Arte do Rio (MAR), 2023. Photo: Rodrigo Reichert/Press

Iluminai os terreiros, (“Illuminate the terreiros”, 2022), Apotis, straw mats, bowls and sound system, variable dimensions. Photo: Filipe Berndt

Iluminai os terreiros, (“Illuminate the terreiros”, 2022), Apotis, straw mats, bowls and sound system, variable dimensions. Photo: Filipe Berndt

View of the exhibition "Jaime Lauriano – Here is the End of the World", at the Museu de Arte do Rio (MAR), 2023. Photo: Rodrigo Reichert/Press

View of the exhibition "Jaime Lauriano – Here is the End of the World", at the Museu de Arte do Rio (MAR), 2023. Photo: Rodrigo Reichert/Press

Jaime Lauriano, Brinquedo de furar moletom, (“Toy for Piercing Sweatshirts”, 2018) Armored police vehicle, sculptures, variable dimensions. Photo: Filipe Berndt

Jaime Lauriano, Brinquedo de furar moletom, (“Toy for Piercing Sweatshirts”, 2018) Armored police vehicle, sculptures, variable dimensions. Photo: Filipe Berndt

View of the exhibition "Jaime Lauriano – Here is the End of the World", at the Museu de Arte do Rio (MAR), 2023. Photo: Rodrigo Reichert/Press

View of the exhibition "Jaime Lauriano – Here is the End of the World", at the Museu de Arte do Rio (MAR), 2023. Photo: Rodrigo Reichert/Press

Jaime Lauriano, Ele é o dono do meu destino até o fim, (“He is the master of my destiny until the end”, 2022), acrylic, stickers, inkjet print, lead miniatures, prints and silver ribbon. Photo: Filipe Berndt

Jaime Lauriano, Ele é o dono do meu destino até o fim, (“He is the master of my destiny until the end”, 2022), acrylic, stickers, inkjet print, lead miniatures, prints and silver ribbon. Photo: Filipe Berndt

View of the exhibition "Jaime Lauriano – Here is the End of the World", at the Museu de Arte do Rio (MAR), 2023. Photo: Rodrigo Reichert/Press

View of the exhibition "Jaime Lauriano – Here is the End of the World", at the Museu de Arte do Rio (MAR), 2023. Photo: Rodrigo Reichert/Press

Jaime Lauriano, detail from Trabalho (“Labor”, 2017), reproduction made by the artist in tapestry of the work "Small Portable Sugar Mill" (1822), by Debret. Photo: Marco Rodrigues

Jaime Lauriano, detail from Trabalho (“Labor”, 2017), reproduction made by the artist in tapestry of the work "Small Portable Sugar Mill" (1822), by Debret. Photo: Marco Rodrigues

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