Memory and Resistance

The Museu da Maré in Rio de Janeiro

Lorenzo Tripodi, Laura Colini, Manuela Conti

Issue #81 of Dèrive Magazine is dedicated to Democratic Spaces, and looks at the past, present and future of open, non-commercial, hybrid spaces of participation. It includes an article by Lorenzo Tripodi, Laura Colini and Manuela Conti about the Museu da Maré and the Network of Social Museology of Rio de Janeiro. The article is one of the outcomes of our engagement with the community museum in Maré as part of the H2020 Rise CoCreation project.

5 Dic , 2020 - Category:

brasil · cocreation · community museum · deprived neighbourhoods · favelas · museum · rio de janeiro · social museology · socvial inclusion · urban education

Read the full article here

More about the Museu da Maré on the Recentering Periphery website.

 

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