Curated by Claudinei Roberto da Silva, the exhibit presents a selection of contemporary Afro-Brazilian art, most specifically art produced in the State of São Paulo, with works of both established and emergent artists, all of them insurgent in their vocations before the adversities that transcend the art universe. These works, of multifaced character, allow inquiries about identity, memory, black body's policies, gender and political formulations, taking into account the complexity contemplated by the artists' places of speech.
Through a production that shares poetic depth and aesthetic strength, combined in audacious and delicate conceptual arrangements, the exhibition gathers art pieces by Aline Motta, André Ricardo, Betto Souza, Eneida Sanches, Janaina Barros, Juliana dos Santos, Laércio, Lídia Lisboa, Luiz 83, Marcelo D'Salete, Marcio Mariano, No Martins, Peter de Brito, Santidio Pereira, Sidney Amaral, Rosana Paulino, Wagner Celestino and Washington Silveira. The selection of artists builds an overview of current Afro-Brazilian art production, highlighting the quality of formal and conceptual research, at times carried on in adverse production conditions, but no less political or in need of better solutions.