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Marilene Ribeiro: Dead Water


14 Jun 2019, 6:00pm - 8:00pm

G14, Ground Floor, Professor Stuart Hall Building

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Cost Free
Department Media, Communications and Cultural Studies
Website Facebook event
Contact A.Borgerth.Filho(@gold.ac.uk)

Marilene Ribeiro will be talking about her book “Dead Water” which has just been shortlisted for the “Arles 2019 Luma Rencontres dummy book award”

Marilene Ribeiro will be talking about her work Dead Water which tells the story of dams and hydropower from the perspectives of the people who have been affected by these ventures in Brazil stitched together with her own background as a photographer, ecologist, and individual.

It engages with the nature and magnitude of the intangible costs of dams and hydropower, as a counterpoint to the widespread notion of hydropower as a "sustainable and green" energy source that promotes the development and fights global warming.

Dead Water is driven by portraits jointly constructed with each participant in dialogue with testimonies, vernacular imagery, drawings, folk songs lyrics, advertising pieces, etc. that provide the context, the atmosphere, the message of the work.

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14 Jun 2019 6:00pm - 8:00pm
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