The Instituto Guimarães Rosa, a cultural center fostering Brazil-Guyana relations, is currently hosting an art and literature exhibition with the aim of facilitating cultural exchange with the people of Guyana.
This event, taking place at the Brazilian embassy on Church Street, Georgetown, started on November 20 and will continue until December 1.
The exhibition provides a unique opportunity for attendees to immerse themselves in a creative and thought-provoking environment.
Terezinha Marquez, the General Coordinator of the Instituto Guimarães Rosa, explained that the initiative is designed to introduce Guyanese to two influential writers from Brazil and Portugal.
The focus of the exhibition revolves around the works of Clarice Lispector and Fernando Pessoa, engaging in a dialogue between these two renowned literary figures.
Attendees can explore screens that provide insights into the writers’ works and biographies, fostering a deeper understanding of literature and art.
Marquez highlighted that the displayed art reflects the vibrant and authentic culture of Brazil, featuring abstract and colorful pieces.
Each screen offers a different message, providing viewers with an opportunity to learn about Brazilian and Portuguese cultures while experiencing a unique perspective on art.
The exhibition, running until December 1, is open from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm. It serves as a platform for cultural exchange, inviting individuals to explore the rich literary and artistic heritage shared between Brazil and Guyana.