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Global Dis:connect (2024)

Sabrina Moura, an Art historian, Curator and fellow at the Käte Hamburger Research Centre global dis:connect, discusses "Travelling Back: reframing a Munich expedition to Brazil in the 19th century", a project that deals with contemporary visual and performative strategies focused on the restitution of absent agencies in the history of the natural sciences.


Rádio Educativa (2022)

In the first episode of the series Conversations with Curators of the Museu Nacional da República, Radio Educativa interviews Sabrina Moura, the curator of the exhibition Aqui Estou. We discuss her curatorial approach and hear about her research process and journey in organizing the exhibition.

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Avant-gardes? (2022)

In this video, Sabrina Moura discusses the concept of the avant-garde, suggesting that it reflects more than just the artists' desire to be ahead of their time. Instead, it indicates that they were deeply rooted in their own era.


Modernity and Latin America (2021)

In the final episode of the series celebrating the centenary of São Paulo's Modern Art Week, Arte Que Acontece interviews curator and art historian Sabrina Moura. We explore questions such as: What role does Latin America play in modernity? How did modernist art come to Latin America? Did it truly arrive here, or were we already modern in some sense? Or have we never been modern? Why do we often look to Europe as a reference and standard for visual culture?

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Amérika: bahia de las flechas" (2016), by Ana Vaz

In the video from the Acervo Comentado series by Videobrasil, curator and art historian Sabrina Moura discusses the video "Amérika: bahía de las flechas" (2016) by Brazilian artist Ana Vaz. The work was presented at the 20th Sesc_Videobrasil Contemporary Art Festival (São Paulo, 2018). 


Objects in the photography of Seydou Keita (2016)

In this interview, Sabrina Moura discusses the significance of objects within the portraits captured by Seydou Keïta. Working from his studio near the Bamako train station, Keïta portrayed not just the individuals but also their expressions, attire, and preferences Spanning from 1948 to 1962, these images document the diverse faces of Mali and encapsulate an era of transition as the nation embarked on its journey towards independence in 1960.

Cover of Art Africa magazine, Whose South is it anyway?

Geographies of thought

In this piece, Sabrina Moura talks to Art Africa magazine about her role as curator of public programs for the 19th edition of the Videobrasil festival. She also introduces some of the themes discussed in the book Southern Panoramas: Perspectives for Other Geographies of Thought, which I edited as part of the festival.

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Southern Observatory, Videobrasil Channel (2015)

A dialogue with Sabrina Moura on her curated public programs for the 19th Contemporary Art Festival. Her seminar, "Places and Meanings in Art: Debates from the South," explored themes from the festival exhibitions. Connected with the Southern Observatory program, initiated with the Goethe-Institut, the seminar discussed art's role in knowledge production.

Ana Mendieta, Casa do Saber Channel

In this interview on the Casa do Saber Channel, curator Sabrina Moura  focus turns to the work and performances of Cuban-American artist Ana Mendieta. 

Luis Camnitzer, Casa do Saber Channel

In this interview, Sabrina Moura delves into the thought-provoking work of artist and educator Luis Camnitzer, exploring his profound impact on both the institutional spheres. Moura provides insight into Camnitzer's innovative approaches, discussing how his artistic practice extends beyond boundaries of art practice to influence and inspire educational discourse.