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Olinda Tupinambá
Olinda Tupinambá is a Brazilian multimedia artist, filmmaker, performer, and curator from the Tupinambá and Pataxó Hã-Hã-Hãe peoples. Her practice brings together Indigenous and environmental activism and storytelling. Her films include Kaapora: The Call of the Forest (2020) and Ibirapema (2022). In 2024, she represented Brazil in the Hãhãwpuá Pavilion at the 60th Venice Biennale. Her work has been featured at the São Paulo Art Museum, Pinacoteca de São Paulo, and Theaterformen Festival, among others. She has curated film programs in France, Portugal, and Brazil, including the Kaapora Festival of Indigenous and Environmental Film, which she directs. She has been a guest speaker at Brown, Duke, Yale, EHESS, USP, UFBA, and Manchester universities. She currently co-leads Environmental Education and Film in the Atlantic Forest: Eco-Activism Through Indigenous Perspectives with the University of London’s School of Advanced Study.
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Jacqueline Azarmi Eskandani, Ziel Karapotó, Olinda Tupinambá, Jamille Pinheiro Dias, Alessandra Praun: Where Rivers Meet: Collective Curatorship and Indigenous Arts in Germany
Building a Long-Term Collaboration with Festival TheaterformenHeft No. 01/2026
Räsänen, Pajari
Rauschelbach, Uwe
Reents, Friederike
Reher, Nicolai
Rehm, Robin
Rehmann-Sutter, Christoph
Renken, Arno
Renz, Seraina
Rest, Matthäus
Rickenbacher, Sergej
Rickli, Christina
Riedweg, Christoph
Riemann, Moritz
Rimmele, Marius
Rinck, Monika
Robl, Lilian
Roeck, Bernd
Röggla, Kathrin
Röhnert, Jan
Rohrer, Seraina
Rose, Arthur
Rossini, Manuela
Rossini, Manuela
Rother, Wolfgang
Roussel, Martin
Ruhe, Doris
Rutschky, Michael