Como ser um jovem artista no Brasil? Com Érica Storer, Felipe Rezende e Talles Lopes

from Amplitudes · host Instituto Tomie Ohtake

Como produzir arte no Brasil de hoje? E como pensar a arte em um país tão grande e cheio de contrastes? Nesse episódio o educador Pedro Costa conversa com os três artistas premiados do 7º Prêmio EDP nas Artes - Érica Storer (Curitiba, PR), Felipe Rezende (Salvador, BA) e Talles Lopes (Goiânia, GO), sobre suas experiências como jovens artistas no Brasil.O Prêmio EDP nas Artes é uma realização do Instituto Tomie Ohtake e busca mapear e valorizar os jovens artistas no país criando espaços de exibição, circulação e debate para suas produções. Anualmente são selecionados dez artistas de até 29 anos para participarem conjuntamente de uma exposição, de onde três saem os três artistas premiados. Esta edição do Prêmio EDP nas Artes foi marcada pela diversidade, com uma seleção de dez artistas dos mais distintos perfis e regiões, refletida em suas pesquisas, processos e produções artísticas. Os dez artistas selecionados participam da exposição do Prêmio, em cartaz no Instituto Tomie Ohtake até o dia 10 de janeiro de 2021.

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