Occupying the streets with art and culture is a woman's business!
Various groups and collectives of women and LGBTQIAP+ people bring together artists and cultural producers who promote slam battles, samba circles, carnival blocks, graffiti workshops and various other activities, organizing plural spaces for meeting, expression and fun.
Who are the artivists and women who inspire you to build and live a Women's City?
Daiara Tukano’s Mural painting
Daiara Tukano’s work “Selva Mãe do Rio Menino” is the largest mural painted by an indigenous artist in the world. It was produced in 2020 for CURA – Circuito Urbano de Arte, one of the largest public art festivals in Brazil, with seven editions held in Belo Horizonte and one in Manaus.
Coletivo Deixa Ela em Paz (Posters Let her alone)
Deixa Ela em Paz (Let har alone) is a feminist urban intervention collective group. As well as sticking screen-print posters around cities, they run workshops on the relationship of women with urban space.
In the short documentary “On railway ties, we’re awake” they discuss female and peripheral urban mobility.
Facção Feminista Cineclube (Film-club Feminist Faction)
Facção Feminista is a film club of women and trans people from the Baixada Fluminense, Rio de Janeiro, which highlights the participation of women and peripheral people in the Brazilian audiovisual production and the film club scene.
"Vem pra Luta Amada" screen prints
“Vem pra Luta Amada” is a feminist graphic guerrilla group that makes interventions, poster stickers and workshops.
Grafite amocrew
Amocrew is a graffiti and art collective formed by and for black and peripheral women.
