As cultural landscapes erected by indigenous peoples, the forests changed the atlantic world's and global capitalism's histories, their creators and the different strategies of resistance created by them to stop devastation remain the Brazilian people a blind spot

The first era of Technological Reproducibility can be traced to evidence of the protagonism of women in rock art and indigenous body painting

Curator with Serpentine Arts Technologies, Tamar Clarke-Brown talks about her collaboration with Brazilian digital artist Gabriel Massan in the production of a fictional archeology game

Narratives around indigenous female warriors may have enhanced the belief in a province of women without men

The pit of night floods the woods outside, a shrieking sound freezes the spine and a running white specter cuts the view, an augury of the nearby ent to whom she approaches

Stylist Labô Young conquers the world with his creations from plants, and wants to continue producing locally

The necessary writing of history by native peoples

The artists Gê Viana and Gustavo Caboco build their trajectories from the understanding of their own ancestry

Between fascination and terror, the jaguar's imagery resonates with indigenous cosmogonies, science and literature. The jaguar is a symbol of power, strength, knowledge and strategy. For good and for bad.

Entrevista na íntegra de Denilson Baniwa com Maial Paiakan no projeto Amazônia: Uma Residência Editorial

The botanical diversity of the Amazon is a result of the centuries-old interactions between indigenous communities and local nature

Researchers from the MAE (USP) talk about the Amazon rainforest as an anthropogenic construction at the Editorial Residency.