The Usina de Arte emerges as an instrument of renewal that drives a new cycle of development in northeastern Brazil
The former Usina Santa Terezinha gave way to an artistic-botanical-educational park, which led to a new form of environmental, economic, and cultural occupation in the Zona da Mata, in Pernambuco.
READ ABOUT HOW THE USINA DE ARTE PROJECT WAS BORN
Bruna and Ricardo Pessôa de Queiroz share how and why the former Usina Santa Terezinha, which was the largest producer of both alcohol and sugar in Brazil in the 1950s - but which in 1998, afflicted by a serious crisis that devastated other mills in the region, shut down its milling activities - was transformed into the Usina de Arte in 2015.
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TOUR OUR PARK AND ARTISTIC COLLECTION
The Usina de Arte offers today a tour of over 40 hectares, stretching from the old factory to the botanical garden, where approximately forty outdoor works are installed. Most of these were created during residencies that allowed Brazilian and international artists to imagine their works after getting to know the local community and immersing themselves in the history of Pernambuco. This is one of the greatest and unique features of this collection.
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ART FESTIVAL AT THE USINA DE ARTE
Since 2015, the Art Festival at the Usina de Arte is a showcase through which the proposed conversion of the working-class village of the former Usina Santa Terezinha is exhibited. During the festival, workshops, courses, lectures, film screenings, theatrical performances, concerts, in short, various artistic and cultural activities are offered to the community with a focus on the educational population, but not limited to.
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