[exhibition design]
Noa Eshkol: collective body
2021
Casa do Povo and 34th São Paulo Bienal,
São Paulo, Brazil
architecture: Helena Cavalheiro and
Raquel Andrade [assistant]
curatorship: Marília Loureiro
Heavy Soil Fields, Noa Eshkol, 2021
Photo: Edouard Fraipoint
Noa Eshkol: collective body was an exhibition that Casa do Povo organized with the Fundação Bienal de São Paulo, and was part of the 34th Bienal network - Though it's dark, still I sing.
The exhibition - distributed over two floors of the institution - sought to show both the backstage and the process of Eshkol's research, as well as her work. Through documents, textile works (wall carpets) and videos, the collective and community nature of Eshkol's work is highlighted.
The seven Wall Carpets on display at Casa do Povo are made from used materials, rags and discarded clothes. The compositions of the works vary between abstractions and still lifes.
technical information
client: Casa do Povo and 34th São Paulo Bienal, São Paulo, Brazil
exhibition area: 620 m²
opening: august 2021
curatorship: Benjamin Seroussi and Marília Loureiro
architecture: Helena Cavalheiro and Raquel Andrade [assistant]
graphic design: Caterina Bloise and Victor Ortenblad
production: Marcela Amaral
lightning design: Helena Cavalheiro
artworks installation: Daniel Zagatti, Filipe Fernandes da Costa Vaz, Francisco Célio Costa, Renato Maretti and Silvio De Camillis Borges
photos: Edouard Fraipoint and Helena Cavalheiro
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