Exhibition in Paris
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Reopening on June 16
Book a ticketThe Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain is pleased to announce the largest exhibition to date dedicated to the work of Claudia Andujar. For over five decades, she has devoted her life to photographing and protecting the Yanomami, one of Brazil’s largest indigenous group.
Thyago Nogueira, curator (Instituto Moreira Salles - Brazil)Through Claudia Andujar’s art, this show tells the story of a collective struggle that succeeded in protecting the Yanomami people from being exterminated because of a system based on economic greed. I am afraid to say that history is repeating itself with Covid 19, which is moving quickly into Yanomami lands, and the failure of the Brazilian government to act. If nothing is done, another major humanitarian disaster will take place here.
Concert in livestream
Le Cantique des Cantiques & Hommage à Mahmoud Darwich, by Rodolphe Burger
Participate to the concert with the livestream on our Facebook and Instagram account, on Friday 3 July, 8:30pm.
From July 7
The guided visits are back!
Every tuesday at 7pm and wednesday to sunday at 6pm, discover the exhibition Claudia Andujar, The Yanomami Struggle with a cultural guide.
Booking only available on site, one hour at least before the beginning of the visit. Free guided visit upon presentation of the exhibition ticket, in the limit of the available slots.
Upcoming events
Podcast
Meeting the Yanomami with Claudia Andujar
As part of the exhibition, the Fondation Cartier has joined forces with the editorial team of Les Inrockuptibles to create and produce a series of original podcasts. In the form of personal interviews, journalist Ingrid Luquet-Gad invites you to meet the artist, Claudia Andujar.
Publication
Claudia Andujar, The Yanomami Struggle
Further enhancing the exhibition, the Fondation Cartier publishes a catalog presenting the artist’s photography, as well as excerpts from her notebooks. It also includes texts by Claudia Andujar, Thyago Nogueira—exhibition curator—and Bruce Albert, an anthropologist who spent time living with the Yanomami, as well as a map of Yanomami territory and a chronology that documents both the artist’s commitment to their cause and the history of one of the last tribes of the Amazon rainforest.