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A group of 28 Brazilian and Portuguese artists decided to join to celebrate art and make it a resistance movement, especially at this time, says the author of the idea, director Ique Gazzola, in which the Portuguese government decided to expel the immigrants. “All the participants in the project, named through the Atlantic, are working politically and knowing the importance of putting themselves,” he says. According to the Minister of Cabinet Presidency, Antonio Lito Amaro, 18 thousand foreign citizens They will be asked to leave the country within 20 days after notifying them.
The event, which begins on May 15 and continues until 20, with the exception of the eighteenth, will be held at the Alcântara Library, which Jazzula, which indicates Jazzola, will not be that the size of the project, along with preaching the diversity and strength of culture, aims to talk about integration between the two sides on the Atlantic and the insult of friendship. “We have no care. It is us, friends, who play everything.”
Gazola believes that the festival, which is located in his experimental project, has everything to unite until joining the cultural calendar of Lisbon. “We are talking about a celebration meeting with the honored artists, but outside Generalization. “He is born from the desire and emotion to find friends through art,” he says to the General Brazil.
Culture exchange
The director, who was in Portugal for three and a half years, confirms that the country has great attractiveness to events such as the Transatlankic Festival. To the extent that the participation of artists was immediate. “The exhibition, among others, is the Portuguese poet Fernando Agar, a reference for European experimental poetry, the painter and the visual artist, as well as the Portuguese, Antonio Jorge Gunsalvis; Groove Raparigas creator.
In total, more than 20 hours of cultural activities are planned. “The open program for the public, free of charge, expects shows, exhibitions, theater, music, workshops, readings and poetry, and providing a space for festive coexistence, exchanging cultures, languages and aesthetics.” He himself will perform with three other artists, Brazilian one, Italian and Portuguese, and all members of the Telecommunication Temporary Committee.
