THE YANOMANI FIGHT - Claudia Andujar
Claudia Andujar has been committed to the Yanomami Indians living in the heart of the Amazon rainforest since the early 1970s, and is the author of the most important photographic work dedicated to them to date. A founding member of the Brazilian NGO Comissão Pró Yanomami (CCPY), the photographer played a fundamental role in the Brazilian government's recognition of their territory. This exhibition highlights Claudia Andujar's extraordinary contribution to the art of photography, as well as to the defense of human rights, the preservation of the environment and global cultural diversity.
In conjunction with the exhibition, the Fondation Cartier has published a catalog featuring the artist's photographs and extracts from his notebooks. Texts by Claudia Andujar, exhibition curator Thyago Nogueira and Bruce Albert, an anthropologist who has lived with the Yanomami, as well as a map of the Yanomami territory and a chronology document both the artist's commitment and the history of one of the last peoples of the Amazon rainforest.
Published by Édition Fondation Cartier pour l'art contemporain, 2020
23 cm × 31 cm, 336 pages, new
ISBN : 978-2-86925-153-3
Claudia Andujar has been committed to the Yanomami Indians living in the heart of the Amazon rainforest since the early 1970s, and is the author of the most important photographic work dedicated to them to date. A founding member of the Brazilian NGO Comissão Pró Yanomami (CCPY), the photographer played a fundamental role in the Brazilian government's recognition of their territory. This exhibition highlights Claudia Andujar's extraordinary contribution to the art of photography, as well as to the defense of human rights, the preservation of the environment and global cultural diversity.
In conjunction with the exhibition, the Fondation Cartier has published a catalog featuring the artist's photographs and extracts from his notebooks. Texts by Claudia Andujar, exhibition curator Thyago Nogueira and Bruce Albert, an anthropologist who has lived with the Yanomami, as well as a map of the Yanomami territory and a chronology document both the artist's commitment and the history of one of the last peoples of the Amazon rainforest.
Published by Édition Fondation Cartier pour l'art contemporain, 2020
23 cm × 31 cm, 336 pages, new
ISBN : 978-2-86925-153-3
Claudia Andujar has been committed to the Yanomami Indians living in the heart of the Amazon rainforest since the early 1970s, and is the author of the most important photographic work dedicated to them to date. A founding member of the Brazilian NGO Comissão Pró Yanomami (CCPY), the photographer played a fundamental role in the Brazilian government's recognition of their territory. This exhibition highlights Claudia Andujar's extraordinary contribution to the art of photography, as well as to the defense of human rights, the preservation of the environment and global cultural diversity.
In conjunction with the exhibition, the Fondation Cartier has published a catalog featuring the artist's photographs and extracts from his notebooks. Texts by Claudia Andujar, exhibition curator Thyago Nogueira and Bruce Albert, an anthropologist who has lived with the Yanomami, as well as a map of the Yanomami territory and a chronology document both the artist's commitment and the history of one of the last peoples of the Amazon rainforest.
Published by Édition Fondation Cartier pour l'art contemporain, 2020
23 cm × 31 cm, 336 pages, new
ISBN : 978-2-86925-153-3
