From December 17th to February 23rd, the Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil (Banco do Brasil Cultural Center) will present a new exhibition “Nise: A Revolução pelo Afeto (The Revolution through Affection)” in Galeria 1 (Gallery 1). The exhibition will feature around 90 works, highlighting the production of clients of the Museu de Imagens do Inconsciente* (Museum of Images of the Unconscious), such as Carlos Pertuis, Adelina Gomes, Emygdio de Barros and Fernando Diniz.
*Museu de Imagens do Inconsciente (Museum of Images of the Unconscious) is a living center for study and research on images and has a markedly interdisciplinary character, which allows constant exchange between clinical experience, theoretical knowledge of psychology and psychiatry, cultural anthropology, history, art and education.
These works share space with pieces by big names such as Lygia Clark and Zé Carlos Garcia, as well as photographs by Alice Brill, Rogério Reis and Rafael Bqueer, videos by Leon Hirzsman and Tiago Sant’Ana, and watercolors and photos by Carlos Vergara. Curated by Estúdio M’Baraká, the exhibition celebrates the avant-garde and creative dimension of one of the greatest Brazilian scientists, whose relevance transcends borders, bringing a correlation between art and science.
Nise da Silveira was born in 1905 in Maceió, State of Alagoas. Graduated from the Faculdade de Medicina da Bahia (University of Medicine of Bahia) in 1926, she was an important Brazilian psychiatrist, considered a pioneer in the defense of humanized treatments for patients with mental disorders. She dedicated herself to psychiatry, always taking a stand against violent methods that were the aggressive forms of treatment at the time, such as hospitalization, electroshock, insulin therapy and lobotomy and introduced treatments that put patients in contact with domestic animals and artistic expressions.
About CCBB Brasilia
The CCBB Brasília: The Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil Brasília was inaugurated on October 12, 2000, and is based in the Tancredo Neves Building, an architectural work by Oscar Niemeyer, and aims to bring together, in one place, all forms of art and creativity possible. With a landscape design designed by Alda Rabello Cunha, CCBB Brasília has large living spaces, bistro, art galleries, cinema room, theater, central square and gardens, where exhibitions, musical shows, shows, film screenings and performances.
In addition, it offers the CCBB Brasília Educational Program, a continuous art-education program sponsored by Banco do Brasil that develops educational and cultural actions to bring visitors closer to the programming on display at the Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil (CCBB), welcoming the spontaneous public and , especially, thousands of students from public and private schools, universities and institutions, throughout the year, through scheduled mediated visits, in addition to offering art and educational activities on weekends.
At the end of 2022, CCBB Brasília became the third Banco do Brasil building to receive ISO 14001 certification, and in 2023, we obtained the annual certification renewal, in recognition of the commitment to environmental management and sustainability. The achievement complied with Action 24 of Agenda 30 BB, whose objective is to reinforce the management of BB’s environmental and eco-efficiency programs, initiatives and practices and demonstrates the alignment of CCBB Brasília with BB’s corporate strategy, as a space for cultural dissemination that values diversity, accessibility, inclusion and sustainability, because transforming lives is part of our culture.
Venue: Exhibition: Nise: A Revolução pelo Afeto (The Revolution through Affection)
Where: Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil (CCBB), Setor de Clubes Sul – SCES, Trecho 2, lote 22, Asa Sul (in front of Clube de Golfe). Click here to see location on maps.
When: December 17th to February 23th, Tuesday to Sunday, 9am to 9pm
Price: free. Click here to take the tickets.
Rating: free
Information: 3108-7600
Português
Exposição: Nise: A Revolução pelo Afeto no CCBB
A partir do dia 17 de dezembro até o dia 23 de fevereiro o Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil apresentará na Galeria 1 uma nova exposição “Nise: A Revolução pelo Afeto”. A exposição contará com cerca de 90 obras, destacando a produção de clientes do Museu de Imagens do Inconsciente*, como Carlos Pertuis, Adelina Gomes, Emygdio de Barros e Fernando Diniz.
*Museu de Imagens do Inconsciente é um centro vivo de estudo e pesquisa sobre as imagens e tem caráter marcadamente interdisciplinar, o que permite troca constante entre experiência clínica, conhecimentos teóricos de psicologia e psiquiatria, antropologia cultural, história, arte e educação.
Essas obras dividem espaço com peças de grandes nomes como Lygia Clark e Zé Carlos Garcia, além de fotografias de Alice Brill, Rogério Reis e Rafael Bqueer, vídeos de Leon Hirzsman e Tiago Sant’Ana, e aquarelas e fotos de Carlos Vergara. Com curadoria do Estúdio M’Baraká, a mostra celebra a dimensão vanguardista e criativa de uma das maiores cientistas brasileiras, cuja relevância transcende fronteiras, trazendo uma correlação entre arte e ciência.
Nise da Silveira nasceu em 1905 em Maceió, Estado de Alagoas. Formada pela Faculdade de Medicina da Bahia em 1926, foi uma importante psiquiatra brasileira, considerada pioneira na defesa de tratamentos humanizados para pacientes com transtornos mentais. Dedicou-se à psiquiatria sempre se posicionando contra métodos violentos que eram as formas agressivas de tratamento da época, tais como a internação, os eletrochoques, a insulinoterapia e a lobotomia e introduziu tratamentos que colocavam os pacientes em contato com animais domésticos e expressões artísticas.
Data: 17 de dezembro a 23 de fevereiro
Horário: 9h às 21h (entrada nas galerias até 20h40)
Local: Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil (CCBB), Setor de Clubes Sul – SCES, Trecho 2, lote 22, Asa Sul (em frente ao Clube de Golfe). Clique aqui para ver localização no google maps.
Classificação: Livre
Ingressos: Gratuito mediante retirada de ingresso. Clique aqui para adquirir o ingresso
