Kentridge unleashes the figure of Faust on South Africa and links it to extractivism. His reworked, mythical performance is strikingly relevant 30 years later.

Embroidery, decoration, border, periphery: 'borda' encompasses all these meanings. In a ballet of bodies and materials, Rodrigues unleashes the energy of the collective.

Selvagem promotes dialogue between indigenous and non-indigenous forms of knowledge, art and science. A three-day journey into possible futures.

Participate in building a dynamic archive to preserve the memories and stories of transgender people, a powerful signal against invisibility and stigmatization.

Da Cunha creates a poignant narrative about the polluted Tapajós River, the mothers who live on its banks, and photography as a medium for testimony.

With the set as the main character, Tagawa activates the machinery of the theater to reflect on various (care) institutions in our society.

Try transposes the meticulous technique of folding leaves to serve rice – learned in his childhood – into a hypnotic choreography, between chaos and calm.

A group of citizens reflects on participatory architecture, the standardization of city centers, and creates new traditions in public space.

Forgotten archival footage of an underestimated counter-movement from the Cold War comes to life in this thought-provoking documentary performance.

An intriguing dialogue between sculpture and its instruction manual, where they merge in such a way that it sublimates into an indescribable experience.