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T1EP6 Januário & Jorge Ferreira Photo Exhibition - Nova Iguaçu

The 1st Festival of Black Arts of Nova Iguaçu, presented on December 5, 2018, in Nova Iguaçu, in the municipality of the State of Rio de Janeiro, two photography exhibitions aimed at valuing Afro-Brazilian cultural manifestations, providing a reflection on combating racism, promoting equality, citizenship and diversity.

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EP9 - Tribute to Januário Garcia

Tribute to Januário Garcia

Januário Garcia was a Brazilian photographer. With extensive work in the areas of advertising, music and documentation of Afro-descendants in the social, political, cultural and economic spheres, Januário participated in important spaces of memory, art and culture of black people, in addition to the professional sphere.
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EP8 - Looks at Januário Garcia

Looks at Januário Garcia

Januário Garcia was a Brazilian photographer. With extensive work in the areas of advertising, music and documentation of Afro-descendants in the social, political, cultural and economic spheres, Januário participated in important spaces of memory, art and culture of black people, in addition to the professional sphere.
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EP7 - Januário Garcia - Guaraná Brahma Campaign

Januário Garcia - Guaraná Brahma Campaign

With images by Ras Adauto and Vik Birkbeck for Enugbarijö Comunicações, the Cultne collection rescues an excerpt from Januário Garcia's recording and photography for the Guaraná Brahma campaign aimed at the African market, especially for Nigeria where Guaraná Brahma opened its market. Photographer Januário Garcia is one of the most expressive black leaders in Brazil. In the 70s and 80s, Januário Garcia was one of the main cover photographers of the old Long Plays of the great names of MPB. The photo of the vulture in flight on Tom Jobim's eponymous album is by Januário, Caetano Veloso on the lap of the mother of the album "Very" as well, the list also includes Raul Seixas, Chico Buarque, Tim Maia, Belchior, among others.
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EP6 - Januário & Jorge Ferreira Photo Exhibition - Nova Iguaçu

Januário & Jorge Ferreira Photo Exhibition - Nova Iguaçu

The 1st Festival of Black Arts of Nova Iguaçu, presented on December 5, 2018, in Nova Iguaçu, in the municipality of the State of Rio de Janeiro, two photography exhibitions aimed at valuing Afro-Brazilian cultural manifestations, providing a reflection on combating racism, promoting equality, citizenship and diversity.
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EP5 - Journalist Abdias Nascimento Award - Januário Garcia

Journalist Abdias Nascimento Award - Januário Garcia

Present at the launch of the National Abdias Nascimento Award, photographer Januário Garcia spoke to Cultne about the importance of the award and Abdias do Nascimento's legacy for the Afro-descendant community.
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EP4 - The Black and Advertising - Januário Garcia

The Black and Advertising - Januário Garcia

With images and edition of Filó Filho, in the year of the Centenary of Abolition in 1988 at Cave do Empresário, in the center of Rio de Janeiro, several activists and artists gave testimony about the Negro and Advertising, among them Januário Garcia.
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EP3 - Januário Garcia Program

Januário Garcia Program

Photographer Januário Garcia is the guest of the program Cultne na TV, which uses the richness of the Cultne collection in addition to new content in a mix of lightness and information about black culture.
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EP2 - Januário Garcia - I Abdias Nascimento Award

Januário Garcia - I Abdias Nascimento Award

Cultne listened to the photographer and activist of the black movement, Januário Garcia, during the closing ceremony of the Abdias Nascimento Award, which was presented on November 7, 2011, in Rio de Janeiro. The ceremony to deliver the National Journalist Abdias Nascimento Award took place at the Oi Casa Grande Theater, in Leblon (RJ).
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EP1 - Blood Frontiers - Januario Garcia

Blood Frontiers - Januario Garcia

Interview with Januário Garcia at the launch of the film Fronteiras de Sangue, directed by IPCN - Research Institute for Black Cultures at Ricamar Cinema in Copacabana. A documentary film, about 1H30M, about the peace effort in Southern Africa, directed by Mario Borgneth, from Kanemo Production and Comunication Ltd and made between 1985 and 1986.