The South Project is proud to be collaborating with the 5th Biennale of Curitiba:
Vento Sul (Southern Wind) Brazil 2009.

The curatorial team is lead but renowned curator Ticio Escobar.

The 5th edition of VentoSul Biennal joins works of artists from different parts of the planet: North and South, center and periphery, cold and warm poles, First and Third World. Undoubtedly, these positions cannot be considered separately, as if they were fixed contradictions. Actually, they are proposals in order to disorganizing the diagram of the map mundi: the art focuses the stable limits and the fixed positions. The art alters the maps, invents places, raises limits, transfers the sites and names them differently. The places of geographic sources of the artists are considered places of different enunciations and signs of diversity, but not as indexes of fixed geographic places.

The South Project is proud to be supporting Australian Indigenous artist Julie Gough

For further information, please visit: www.bienalventosul.com.br/2009