|
The 01.01 is an art platform offering a more conscious and sustainable way of acquiring contemporary art, focusing on African and African Diaspora´s production. Created by African/Brazilian artists and curators, we are supported by institutions in UK ( Transmission- Scotland and Bockantaj- England), Portugal (Galeria ILHA DO GRILO -Lisbon) and Ghana (Ghanaian Foundation For Contemporary Art) . Our aim is to reverse ancient slavery trade routes into a cultural exchange circuit promoting fair ways of collecting and consuming art. Before the limitations regarding the tools for reading and experiencing contemporary art and its relation with worldwide silenced cultures, the 01.01 platform emerges as a project where the art market and its components are committed to create a new global environment. Concerned to present a solid experience, our activities enable a enormous circulation of artworks, artists and critical content generating not only visibility, but a selected and engaged family of collectors. Therefore, adding value to such productions we promote emerging artists and intensify the research of established ones. In other hand by connecting this proccess with collectors, we promote a active art network where is possible not only consuming art but also taking part in a greater venture by creating a healthier market for all. Our goal is to create a new art experience that reconnects collectors with artists in new world projects.
Our activities comprehend: residencies, exhibitions, acquisition of artwork, art advisory, symposiums, publications and educational programs for art acquisition. |
We are:
Ana Beatriz Almeida
Curator, performer and art historian focused in African Brazilian manifestations. Guest curator in Glasgow International 2020. In the beginning of 2019 she has been to a curatorship residency in Ghana, Togo, Benin and Nigeria. She has taught a summer class of her own performance technique in Goldsmiths University and took part at the International Residency Can Serrat in Barcelona during summer 2018 performing Look at Urself- her latest work. Still in 2019, she launched her last performance work “Sobre o Sacrifício Ritual” based on ritualistic sacrifice and black female body in Brazil; the last society to abolish slavery trade. She has developed her own performance method, a result of 13 years experience as Butoh dancer 7 years dedication to Afro-Brazilian tradition. N'Gomku is a creative corporal technique that delineates traditions of death in African Brazilian communities. She has dedicated the last 11 years researching death rites in the region of “Recôncavo Baiano” (Bahia,Brazil) and its relation to West Africa cultures.
Keyna Eleison
Curator. Researcher, heiress Griot and shaman, narrator, singer, ancient chronicler. Master in Art History and specialist in Art History and Architecture from PUC - Rio (Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro); Bachelor of Philosophy from UFRJ (Federal University of Rio de Janeiro). Member of the African Heritage Commission for laureation of the Valongo Wharf region as a World Heritage Site (UNESCO). Curator of the 10th. SIART International Biennial, Bolivia.
Currently chronicler of Contemporary & magazine, and Professor of the Free Learning Program at Parque Lage School of Visual Arts, Rio de Janeiro.
Curator. Researcher, heiress Griot and shaman, narrator, singer, ancient chronicler. Master in Art History and specialist in Art History and Architecture from PUC - Rio (Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro); Bachelor of Philosophy from UFRJ (Federal University of Rio de Janeiro). Member of the African Heritage Commission for laureation of the Valongo Wharf region as a World Heritage Site (UNESCO). Curator of the 10th. SIART International Biennial, Bolivia.
Currently chronicler of Contemporary & magazine, and Professor of the Free Learning Program at Parque Lage School of Visual Arts, Rio de Janeiro.
Moises Patricio
Visual Artist graduated at the University of São Paulo. Moisés Patrício works with photography, video, performance, rituals, and installations dealing with elements from Latin, Afro-Brazilian and African cultures. Exhibitions: “Afro-Atlantic Stories” at MASP and Instituto Tomie Ohtake (São Paulo, 2016), ‘Dakar Biennale” at the Museum of African Arts (Senegal, 2016), "Afro-Brazilian New Hand" at Afro Museum Brazil (São Paulo, SP, 2014), "Paper of Silk" at the Institute of Research and Memory New Blacks - IPN Memorial Museum (Rio de Janeiro, RJ, 2014), “Metropolis: Paulista Experience”, Estação Pinacoteca, curator Tadeu Chiarelli, São Paulo - SP, "OSSO Exhibition - appeal to the broad right of defense of Rafael Braga", curator Paulo Miyada, Tomie Ohtake Institute (São Paulo, SP, 2017) and "Purity is a myth: the monochrome in contemporary art", Galeria Nara Roesler, curator Michael Asbury. Moises also coordinates, since 2006, collective actions in cultural spaces at the city of São Paulo, SP.
Visual Artist graduated at the University of São Paulo. Moisés Patrício works with photography, video, performance, rituals, and installations dealing with elements from Latin, Afro-Brazilian and African cultures. Exhibitions: “Afro-Atlantic Stories” at MASP and Instituto Tomie Ohtake (São Paulo, 2016), ‘Dakar Biennale” at the Museum of African Arts (Senegal, 2016), "Afro-Brazilian New Hand" at Afro Museum Brazil (São Paulo, SP, 2014), "Paper of Silk" at the Institute of Research and Memory New Blacks - IPN Memorial Museum (Rio de Janeiro, RJ, 2014), “Metropolis: Paulista Experience”, Estação Pinacoteca, curator Tadeu Chiarelli, São Paulo - SP, "OSSO Exhibition - appeal to the broad right of defense of Rafael Braga", curator Paulo Miyada, Tomie Ohtake Institute (São Paulo, SP, 2017) and "Purity is a myth: the monochrome in contemporary art", Galeria Nara Roesler, curator Michael Asbury. Moises also coordinates, since 2006, collective actions in cultural spaces at the city of São Paulo, SP.
Camilla Rocha Campos
Born in Barbacena live and work in Rio de Janeiro. Camilla Rocha Campos is artist, teacher, researcher, writer and self-revolutionary.
Her artistic practice is collaborative, built through the contribution of people in contexts full of emotion and criticism. In this relational field Camilla proposes art and non-art experiences. She participates in seminars, talks and projects in Brazil and other countries, building and sharing aesthetic / artistic processes from non-hegemonic logics. In 2016, she was a resident artist at the CAPACETE International Program, in Rio de Janeiro, where since 2017 she has been the director. She holds a master's degree in Art Theory and Criticism from the UERJ Arts Institute. She is currently teacher at Parque Lage Art School and at Maré Art School.
João Simões, b. 1979 in Brazil, lives and works in São Paolo (BR). They work as an artist, curator, researcher and teacher. Together with Cláudio Bueno, he founded the platform Explode! Through a cultural and artistic practice that is often perceived as peripheral, he explores ideas of gender, race and class while touching upon areas such as education, town planning and social justice. Simões is a member of the study group Extremidades, which deals with audiovisual networks, film, performance and contemporary art. As curator, speaker or performer, he has appeared in the following intitutions: Sesc SP, CCBB-SP, Paço das Artes, MASP and PUC-SP. He presented his performance Vera Verão in collaboration with Aretha Sadick, at the exhibition Agora somos todxs negrxs? (Are we all blacks now?) at Videobrasil (São Paulo, 2017); and at the exhibition Arte veículo at Sesc Pompeia (São Paulo, 2018), in which he thematized "queer blackness" in the media and arts by means of speech, music and video. They are a participant in the Live Art Workshop at Partout and is supported by Pro Helvetia COINCIDENZIA.
Curator Assistant
|
Thayná Trindade Graduating in Art History at the School of Fine Arts - UFRJ. Founding member of the Afruology and Amerindian Studies laboratory Geru Maa | UFRJ. His research is focused on Contemporary Black Art and curatorial processes in the Brazilian diaspora. She also serves as a curatorial assistant at 0101 Art Platform. He is currently curatorial assistant at Glasgow International 2020 |
