Abaporu
2010 performance self-portrait by Brazilian artist Alexandre Mury, a critical reinterpretation of Tarsila do Amaral's Abaporu, addressing algorithmic censorship and identity.
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Abaporu
Summary
Abaporu is a photograph[1]. Abaporu is known by 55 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- Abaporu is the creator of Alexandre Mury[3].
- Abaporu's instance of is recorded as photograph[4].
- Abaporu's instance of is recorded as self-portrait[5].
- Abaporu's genre is performance art[6].
- Abaporu's genre is conceptual art[7].
- Abaporu's based on is recorded as Abaporu[8].
- Abaporu's depicts is recorded as human[9].
- Abaporu's depicts is recorded as Sun[10].
- Abaporu's depicts is recorded as Cactaceae[11].
- Abaporu is made of chromogenic print[12].
- Abaporu's collection is recorded as Museum of Photography Fortaleza[13].
- Abaporu's collection is recorded as Museum of Modern Art, Rio de Janeiro[14].
- Abaporu took place at Museum of Modern Art, Rio de Janeiro[15].
- The location of Abaporu was Museum of Photography Fortaleza[16].
- Abaporu is part of Appropriation of Images in the Visual Arts in Brazil and Bahia[17].
- Abaporu is part of Theoretical Disappropriation: Critical Fiction and the Hermeneutic Metanoia of the Image[18].
- Abaporu is the opposite of Antropophagia[19].
- Abaporu's country of origin is recorded as Brazil[20].
- 2010 marks the founding of Abaporu[21].
- Abaporu's exhibition history is recorded as New Acquisitions 2010/2012: Gilberto Chateaubriand Collection[22].
- Abaporu's main subject is image disappropriation[23].
- Abaporu's main subject is hybrid dramaturgies[24].
- Abaporu's main subject is appropriation[25].
- Abaporu's main subject is Cultural Self-Phagy[26].
- Abaporu's described at URL is recorded as https://www.alexandremury.art/obras-de-arte/abaporu[27].
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Works and Contributions
Abaporu is the creator of Alexandre Mury[3].
Why It Matters
Abaporu is known by 55 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]