She paints as though she was embroidering: paintings and garments in Maria Auxiliadora’s work
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“O pessoal é político”.
É através dessa breve, porém assertiva frase, que começamos a ler o texto curatorial que nos introduz à vida, às cores e às texturas de Maria Auxiliadora – mulher negra, mineira, artista plástica e detentora de muitas histórias e memórias.
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HANISCH, Carol. The personal is political. The Women’s Liberation Movement classic with a new explanatory introduction. Carol Hanisch, 2009[1969]. Disponível em: http://www.carolhanisch.org/ CHwritings/PIP.html. Acesso em: 24 fev. 2019.
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