Cultural Trauma and Diversity in Museums: A Report from São Paulo
Abstract
.- Photo 1. Installation by Nuno Ramos at the entrance to the Immigration Museum’s permanent exhibition. Photo by Ene Kõresaar.
- Photo 2. Letter boxes: exhibiting the fears and longing for home of immigrants in a former dormitory. Immigration Museum. Photo by Ene Kõresaar.
- Photo 3. The making of multicultural São Paulo at the Immigration Museum. Photo by Ene Kõresaar.
- Photo 4. Manual work, nature and miscegenation: a pedagogical representation of constructing Brazilian identity in the 20th century. Photo by Ene Kõresaar.
- Photo 5. Telling the story of the creative everyday under slavery in the Museum of Afrobrazil. Photo by Ene Kõresaar.
- Photo 6. The making of Afrobrazilian heritage. Photo by Ene Kõresaar.
- Photo 7. Work and art: exhibiting the everyday life of the Japanese community. Photo by Ene Kõresaar.
- Photo 8. Trauma, loss and consolation: Brazil’s defeat by Uruguay in 1950. Photo by Ene Kõresaar.
- Photo 9. An insight into the Museum of Football. Photo by Ene Kõresaar.
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