Rio de Janeiro was the most photographed city in the world after Paris until the 1950s, and even today, decades later, the city is still awakening interest of artists and photographers. The exhibition "A Rio Museum" brings together works of names from different generations, born in Rio or not, that somehow relate to the city. They are objects, paintings, photographs and installations in a selection that shows the "Rio spirit" in the collections of the Museum of Modern Art, Rio de Janeiro, demonstrating how chaotic and creative this city is. Combining improvisation and rigor, the images reveal the contrast between public spaces of the city and the cliché of the "wonderful city". Amid the hills and streets are informal gestures and geometric structures, where feelings and conflicts and alternate identities remain in flux. The deterritorialized meaning of the spirit of Rio, emphasized in works that alternate notionsof local and global, feeding common concerns and challenges.
Parangolé P4 Cape 1 (1964 - 1986) by Hélio Oiticica MAM Rio
Sugar Loaf with Red Frame (1968) by Glauco Rodrigues MAM Rio
cut on a mountain (2008) by Luiz Alphonsus MAM Rio
The Island (1995) by Luiz Zerbini MAM Rio
Complexo do Alemão (2008) by Paulo Climachauska MAM Rio
The Contemporary Hamlet Does Not Carry a Skull, He Doesn't (1994) by Luiz Zerbini MAM Rio
The Man of the Lonely Star (1967) by Rubens Gerchman MAM Rio
Goal (1940/1949) by Thomaz Farkas MAM Rio
Untitled (c. 1990) by Daniela Dacorso MAM Rio
A Night in Rio (1985) by Victor Arruda MAM Rio
Untitled (2013) by Arjan Martins MAM Rio
Roberto Carlos 3 | Roberto Carlos series (1966/1967) by Maria do Carmo Secco MAM Rio
Bandits/Pants Down! (2013) by Opavivará MAM Rio
Maracanã (2003) by Chelpa Ferro MAM Rio
Summer (1967) by Glauco Rodrigues MAM Rio
Untitled | Entanglement series (1968) by Wanda Pimentel MAM Rio
Crashing Waves in Urca (1999) by Cesar Barreto MAM Rio
To Wander - Corcovado I | To Wander series (2003/2012) by Tiago Rivaldo MAM Rio
Dois irmãos and Pedra da Gávea II - Rio de Janeiro (2005) by Thereza Miranda MAM Rio
Bandit Embrace (2011) by Daniel Lannes MAM Rio
Christ the Redeemer (2010/2011) by Alexandre Mury MAM Rio
Trophy (1989) by Jorge Barrão MAM Rio
Untitled | Christmas at the Minhocão series (2009) by Luiza Baldan MAM Rio
Simple | Everything Fits series (2008) by Maria Tuca MAM Rio
I Love Street Vendors (2009/2010) by Opavivará MAM Rio
Eu só vendo a vista (1998) by Marcos Chaves MAM Rio
MAM Rio, 2016.
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