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Marcio Carvalho

Marcio Carvalho holds a Master degree in performing arts from HZT/ UDK Berlin and a Master degree in Visual Arts from ESAD, Caldas da Rainha, Portugal. He is an artist and a contemporary art curator whose projects are primarily focused on collective technologies and practices of remembering, and how they influence individual and group memory of past events. His work examines public life and archives, autobiographical and collective memory, with a focus on acts of remembering and their biological, cultural and social influences. Carvalho collaborated with art institutions and local communities from 5 different continents, leading projects about the differences and commonalities on how distinct people remember.
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