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Entre los meses de julio y noviembre, el espacio expositivo de Sesc Avenida Paulista presenta la exposici#243;n Gold Mina de Oro Serra Pelada del fot#243;grafo brasile#241;o Sebasti#227;o Salgado, comisariada por L#233;lia Wanick Salgado. La muestra pone en foco una serie fotogr#225;fica que surgi#243; a partir de su viaje al distrito de Serra Pelada, donde a lo largo de un mes fue testigo de la vida cotidiana
In den Achtzigerjren war Serra Pelada n#246;rdlich von Rio de Janeiro die gr#246;#223;te Freiluftmine der Welt: Menschen gruben, hackten, gierten hier nach Gold. Der Fotograf Sebasti#227;o Salgado
Photographe br#233;silien Sebasti#227;o Salgado visit#233; les mines de la Serra Pelada prenant quelquesuns des plus envo#251;tante des photos de la les travailleurs, en mettant en #233;vidence la pure folie et le chaos de lop#233;ration. Il est cit#233; comme disant, quand il vit la mine, Tous
#0183;#32;Sebasti#227;o Salgado is likely the most eminent photojournalist working today. Of Salgado''s many iconic images, perhaps the most famous is this picture of a dispute between Serra Pelada gold mine worker and military police taken in Brazil in 1986. It is the classic picture of tension with a twistthe authority is in the hands of the police on
For a decade, Serra Pelada evoked the longpromised El Dorado as the world''s largest openair gold mine, employing some 50,000 diggers in appalling conditions. Today, Brazil''s gold rush is merely the stuff of legend, kept alive by a few happy memories, many pained regretsand Sebastiao Salgado''s photographs. This collection is a major document...
It is part of Serra Pelada, a group of twentyeight photographs that Salgado took of the mine in that year (see also The Gold Mine, Brazil 1986, Tate P13091), when he spent several weeks living there and observing the workers (Ken Light, Witness in Our Time: The Lives of Documentary Photographers, Washington 2000, ).
#0183;#32;Sebasti#227;o Salgado Exposi#231;#227;o Gold (Mina de Serra Pelada) Silas Lozano Paz. Loading feitas por Sebasti#227;o Salgado na d#233;cada de 1980 no garimpo de Serra Pelada, no sul do Par#225;.
The Hellish Gold Mines of Serra Pelada Kaushik Patowary Feb 4, 2016 3 comments In the early 1980s, Brazilian photographer Sebasti#227;o Salgado travelled to the mines of Serra Pelada, some 430 kilometers south of the mouth of the Amazon River, where a notorious gold rush was in progress.
Cuando Sebasti#227;o Salgado a#250;n no era un fot#243;grafo tan famoso y su estilo a#250;n no era tan reconocible, realiz#243; una serie de fotos sobre Serra Pelada, la mina de oro a cielo abierto que evoc#243; el mito de El Dorado durante una d#233;cada all#225; por los a#241;os 80. ora, el genial (y controvertido) fot#243;grafo recupera este proyecto, incluyendo im#225;genes in#233;ditas, y lo vuelca en Gold.
Von Juli bis November 2019 wird im Ausstellungsraum von Sesc Avenida Paulista die Schau Gold Mina de Ouro Serra Pelada [Gold Serra Pelada Goldmine] des brasilianischen Fotografen Sebasti#227;o Salgado pr#228;sentiert, kuratiert von L#233;lia Wanick Salgado. Zu sehen ist eine Fotoserie, die w#228;hrend einer Reise Salgados in den Bezirk Serra Pelada entstand, wo er einen Monat lang den Alltag des
#0183;#32;This is how Sebasti#227;o Salgado described the mine during an interview in 1992: Swept along by the winds that carry the hint of fortune, men come to the gold mine of Serra Pelada. No one is taken there by force, yet once they arrive, all become slaves of the dream of gold and the need to stay alive. Once inside, it becomes impossible to leave.
After gold was discovered in one of its streams in 1979, Serra Pelada evoked the longpromised El Dorado as the worlds largest openair gold mine, employing some 50,000 diggers in appalling
#0183;#32;While some of Salgados pictures of Serra Pelada focus on individual workers or smaller groups (see Mining, Brazil 1986, Tate P13090), this is one of several that emphasise the enormous size of the mine and its workforce. In The Gold Mine, Brazil workers are shown from a considerable distance in a way that makes them appear very similar
#0183;#32;Salgados Serra Pelada. Serra Pelada refers to a series of photographs that were taken in 1986 depicting endless numbers of mine workers distributed on various parts of a tall gold mining cliff. The black and white photos were taken from a distance and at an elevated vantage point by photographer Sebastiao Salgado
At its peak, the Serra Pelada site was the largest openair gold mine in the world. It was also the most violent and chaotic. Below are some of the most powerful photos ever taken showing the sheer madness and chaos of the situation. When Brazilian photographer Sebasti#227;o Salgado visited the mine, he was stunned. Every hair on my body stood
Gold Rush in Serra Pelada. Sebasti#227;o Salgado blackandwhite photos of the Brazilian Serra Pelada gold mine are well known all over the world. The mine was active between 1980 and 1990. This book is a reissue of the photos taken in 1986. As with all Taschen books the short texts are in English, German and French. The introduction is very worth
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