In-person event
Date: Saturday, October 25th
Time: 3 PM to 6 PM (Registration from 2 PM, with entry allowed until 3:15 PM)
• 3 PM – Roundtable discussion
• 5 PM – Performance "Emerging from the Cocoon"
LocalAuditorium of the Ipiranga Museum
Free registration: extended up to 22/10 in this link
Job openings: 200
Event accessible in Libras (Brazilian Sign Language)
Suitable for all ages.
Ensuring accessibility in cultural institutions is fundamental to expanding access to culture and building more democratic and socially responsible spaces.
Seeking to strengthen this discussion, the Ipiranga Museum invites you to a roundtable discussion. Accessibility in Focus: Experiences and Roles in Museums and Cultural Spaces, a collective reflection on the challenges and advances in accessibility in museums and cultural spaces, considering exhibition, educational and programmatic aspects.
Experts in the field will share their experiences, practices, and perspectives, reinforcing the importance of recognizing people with disabilities not only as an audience, but as key players in creating more inclusive and representative institutions.
Closing the event, at 5pm, a performance “"Emerging from the cocoon"” It celebrates the strength and delicacy of women in an inclusive dance that unites dancers with and without disabilities. Through movement and poetry, the performance translates into body and color the flight of freedom and transformation.
The event marks the 10th anniversary of the Brazilian Inclusion Law.
Meet the guests:
Nicole Palucci Marziale (Moderator)
Educator at the Ipiranga Museum. PhD in Arts from USP (University of São Paulo).
Denise Cristina Carminatti Peixoto
Responsible for the exhibition accessibility project during the reopening of the Ipiranga Museum in 2022. Supervisor of the Technical-Scientific Section of Education, Museography and Cultural Action at the Paulista Museum of USP. Bachelor's and Licentiate degree in History from the University of São Paulo, with specializations in Environmental Education and Teaching Methodology from the São Paulo State University Júlio de Mesquita Filho (Unesp), in addition to a master's degree in Archaeology with an emphasis on Education from the Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology of USP.
Daniel Freitas
Visual artist, educator, and art therapist. He works as an accessibility consultant for companies, schools, and cultural spaces, such as the Museu Paulista and the Pinacoteca do Estado. A visual arts professor at EMIA, he has worked at institutions such as Laramara, Rede Lucy Montoro, and Instituto Olga Coz. Author of the book... Paths of Art in visual rehabilitation.
Estéfani Rodrigues
Graduated in Visual Arts from Faculdade Santa Marcelina (2023). She is a visual artist and educator. She co-founded the feminist collective “Roda das Minas” (2019). She has facilitated meetings and discussion groups on anti-ableist struggle, culture, and education in cultural centers, public schools, colleges, and the Sesc network. Currently, she is part of the research and visual arts group of the collective of artists with disabilities “Dissidência Def.”.
Péricles Silveira
Cultural manager, playwright, and DEF activist. Artistic director of the Libertas Collective, accessibility coordinator for the Cultura Inglesa Festival, guest lecturer in accessibility courses for cultural management, and consultant on anti-ableist artistic projects.
Join us in this reflection!
