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	<title>Neyde Lantyer</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 18 Nov 2020 09:16:44 +0000</pubDate>

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ART







	

	

Cosmos (2020)
	

To
	
3 Stories and a Poem (2018)


	

Paris (2016)

	
NDSM (2016)
	
Martha (2016)
	
Bloemendaal (2016)


	EXHIBITIONS


Bienal do Sertão (2023)
	


	
	


LECTURES, TALKS, PRESENTATIONS


Racismo à Brasileira (2023) w/Fabiane Albuquerque / Matriarcado por Fabiane Albuquerque e Neyde Lantyer



	
Limbo (2022)
	
Margem (2022)
	
"Não Sei", Poem by Marcia Falcão Barreiros (2020)

	





	


	





	
	
	

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		<title>Vivendo em Casa - Live Interview (Portuguese)</title>
				
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		<pubDate>Tue, 22 Sep 2020 13:20:33 +0000</pubDate>

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Live Interview – Histórias que Guardamos




Transmitido ao vivo em 15 de set. de 2020



	











	

Em sua #21 edição, o projeto de entrevistas Vivendo em Casa, acerca da fotografia e suas relações, se realizará excepcionalmente às 18h do Brasil e 23h da Holanda, de onde a convidada falará. O programa terá a mediação do fotógrafo e jornalista [DRT 5300] baiano Marcelo Reis [@marceloreis], do Instituto Casa da Photographia de Salvador, com transmissão ao vivo nos canais Facebook e YouTube Marcelo Reis (@marceloreis), e Facebook do Instituto Casa da Photographia.
Marcelo Reis conversará com NEYDE LANTYER, artista visual e pesquisadora em memória, identidades femininas e imagem, cujo trabalho tem sua origem na fotografia autoral ou apropriada e desdobra-se em videos, gravuras e impressões, objetos, textos e instalação. Neyde Lantyer investiga fragmentos de memórias coletivas e pessoais, contemplando gênero, sócio-política, migração, pertencimento e exclusão.
Mestranda em Artes Plásticas na Universidade do Porto, Portugal, Neyde pós graduou-se em Histories and Theories of Photography pela Universidade de Leiden, na Holanda, estudou Artes Plásticas EBA-UFBa (inconcluso). Seus estudos incluem também Serviço Social na UCSal (concluído em 1984) e Comunicação e Jornalismo UFBa (inconcluso), alem de formações em Fotografia, Vídeo e Cinema na Holanda e no Brasil.
Neyde Lantyer trabalhou por 10 anos como restauradora fotográfica ajudando a recuperar importantes arquivos holandeses e seu trabalho vem sendo exposto na Europa e no Brasil. Sua pesquisa artística em fotografia e trajetórias femininas “Histórias que Guardamos” tem sido selecionada e apresentada em universidades, museus e eventos à exemplo da Conferência de Gênero nas Artes, Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal, 2017, e na Universidade de Perugia, Itália, 2019.Vive há 22 anos em Amsterdam, na Holanda, de onde concederá a entrevista.
Nesta terça-feira, dia 25 de agosto de 2020, as 18h nos canais Facebook e do YouTube de Marcelo Reis (@marceloreis), e Facebook do Instituto Casa da Photographia, e não mais no Instagram, como habitualmente apresentado.
Acesse nossos canais e participe.
Meus canaisYOUTUBE: https://bityli.com/bu42HFacebook: https://bityli.com/ZHJU1


	
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		<pubDate>Thu, 01 Oct 2020 09:51:16 +0000</pubDate>

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Sua luta é uma arteTerça

16/6/2020 – 19h Brasil – 00h Amsterdam



	




Fui entrevistada pelo ator e advogado Jaime Cunha. Sigam pelo Instagram @jaimeacunha
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		<title>Cultura &#38; Resistência - Live Vozes de Fibra (Portuguese)</title>
				
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Canal FIBRA @ Youtube
Transmitido ao vivo em 28 de jun. de 2020




Fui moderadora, junto com o ator Carlos Lagoeiro (Teatro Munganga, Amsterdam),  da live VOZES DE FIBRA sobre a luta da área da Cultura no Brasil. O programa foi produzido pelo Coletivo Amsterdam pela Democracia no Brasil e a Frente Internacional de Brasileiros contra o Golpe (FIBRA)



	CULTURA E RESISTÊNCIA EM TEMPOS DE PANDEMIA E BOLSONARISMO



Ultrapassados 50 mil mortos, a pandemia avança veloz no Brasil, devastando as populações indígenas, quilombolas, ribeirinhas e favelizadas. O país está à deriva, sem ministro da Saúde e sem qualquer política de enfrentamento da crise. Um presidente genocida, semeador do ódio, ridiculariza o virus, desdenha dos mortos e incentiva a invasão de hospitais. A FIBRA e os brasileiros vivendo fora assistimos estarrecidos à essa trágica apoteose do ataque à democracia, à cultura e à vida no Brasil, desencadeado pelo golpe de 2016, que culminou com a eleição do fascista Jair Bolsonaro. Desde então está em curso uma guerra cultural cuja intenção é destruir a identidade e a memória brasileiras, nosso arcabouço cultural e as ricas manifestações da nossa diversidade.

Sofrendo ataques sistemáticos, a extinção da pasta e sucessivos vetos e cortes no orçamento, perseguições, suspensões de editais e censura, o setor da Cultura tem sido tambem duramente atingido pela pandemia. Diretamente dependente do público, da presença humana, da interação, do contato físico e da venda de ingressos, o setor vê todas as suas atividades paralisadas sem nenhuma previsão de retorno e sem qualquer política de amparo aos trabalhadores do setor. A Lei Aldir Blanc, criada por ativistas culturais e pelos partidos progressistas para prestar tal socorro, foi aprovada pela câmara e pelo senado e ainda aguarda sanção presidencial.

Neste domingo, 28/06, o Vozes de FIBRA conversa com Ana Lúcia Pardo, membro da Articulação Nacional da Lei Emergencial Aldir Blanc e com o artista e ativista Fernando Sato, sobre a resistência da Cultura contra o fascismo, a luta pela aprovação da Lei Aldir Blanc e a rede de solidariedade que vem ocupando todos os cantos do país. Fazendo jus à maravilhosa tradição junina brasileira, o programa contará com a participação especial da banda de pífanos Epifolias. A moderação será de Carlos Lagoeiro e Neyde Lantyer, do Coletivo Amsterdam.

FIBRA / Coletivo Amsterdam pela Democracia no Brasil 
28/06 
10h Brasília / 14h Lisboa / 15h Amsterdam
Convidados:

Fernando Sato (Jornalistas Livres) + Ana Lúcia Pardo (Ocupa MINC e Articulação Lei Aldir Blanc) + Epifolias (Banda de Pífanos)


	





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		<pubDate>Thu, 01 Oct 2020 09:24:36 +0000</pubDate>

		<dc:creator>Neyde Lantyer</dc:creator>

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		<description>COM@TEMPORANEA&#38;nbsp;
Web-program with Margô Dalla
Youtube
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I am in a new web-program about art, &#38;nbsp;hosted by @MargoDalla at Youtube




	








ARTE EM TEMPOS DE PANDEMIA



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O QUE É ARTE?Program nr 02.




	


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		<pubDate>Thu, 01 Oct 2020 09:57:51 +0000</pubDate>

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		<description>TALKING WITH
Live Interview by Margô Dalla&#38;nbsp;
(in Portuguese)
Jun 2020



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&#38;nbsp;Talking with Margô Dalla
Transmitido ao vivo em 25 de jun. de 2020

I was interview by Brazilian journalist Margô Dalla for her live program “Talking with Margô Dalla” at Instagram.




	

-Follow @margodalla’s channel for new episodes

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		<pubDate>Tue, 09 Apr 2024 19:44:41 +0000</pubDate>

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Neyde Lantyer is&#38;nbsp;a Brazilian-born artist, curator, critic, and activist based in the Netherlands, moves across disciplines to explore the intersections of art, politics, and lived experience.&#38;nbsp;Her multidisciplinary practice, spanning video performance, photography, installation, sculpture, and narrative, examines memory, migration, gender, and politics.&#38;nbsp;She studied at the School of Fine Arts of the Federal University of Bahia, Brazil, and earned a Master’s degree in Fine Arts/Intermedia from the Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Porto, Portugal. In the Netherlands, she undertook studies in photo restoration, printing, video, and cinema at various institutions, and completed the program Histories and Theories of Photography at Leiden University.

Lantyer began her artistic career in Brazil in the 1990s, where she combined activism with experimentation and presented her first exhibitions. After moving to the Netherlands, she worked in photographic conservation and restoration  from 2002 to 2012,&#38;nbsp;alongside renowned photo-conservator Michiel Kort. This experience became a turning point, shaping her long-term exploration of memory and archives—themes that remain central to her artistic practice.&#38;nbsp;Over the years, she has participated in numerous artistic initiatives and associations in the Netherlands, most recently the Amsterdam collective KunstRUIM, the NDSM Treehouse Studios and the NDSM Fuse.&#38;nbsp;

As an independent art researcher, she developed the project 'Stories we Hold' exploring the disappearance of female identities from official archives documenting historical events in her home region, as well as from her own family records. Her master’s thesis “The Mountain as a Metaphor: exclusion, anonymity and invisibility of the female migrant artist (2021)” further expands this inquiry, offering a thorough investigation into into the position of displaced female artists in Europe.&#38;nbsp;Committed to addressing gender inequality in the arts, she has curated projects highlighting the work of female artists, suach as the exhibitions Women House Amsterdam, at NDSM Fuse (2025), “Casa de Mulheres (2024)” at the Museu de Arte Moderna da Bahia MAM-BA, and the seminary “Female Protagonisms in Art, Architecture and Design” at the Faculty of Architecture of the Federal University of Bahia, both in collaboration with scholar and curator Alejandra Hernandez Muñoz, in Salvador da Bahia, Brazil. 


	
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PARADISE [OR 58 SUNSETS]New Babylon ExhibitionNDSM Fuse Gallery 5 Apr - 6 Oct 2024
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	&#38;lt;CASA DE MULHERES&#38;gt;&#38;nbsp;
MAM-BA
Curators: Alejandra Muñoz &#38;amp; Neyde Lantyer



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Seminar&#38;nbsp;
“PROTAGONISMOS FEMININOS NAS ARTES, ARQUITETURA E DESIGN” 
Auditorium Faculty of Architecture of the Federal University of Bahia
24-26 Jan 2024


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	TRANSITis part of the exhibition&#38;nbsp;OP DE VLUCH&#38;nbsp;at NDSM FUSE&#38;nbsp; in Amsterdam, from
01 Sept 23 
to 28 Jan 24&#38;nbsp;
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TRANSIT is a collective atlas inviting the audience to intervene while reflecting on migration and displacement. 
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&#38;nbsp; &#38;nbsp; &#38;nbsp; Millions of men and women&#38;nbsp;moving&#38;nbsp;across a global territorial:&#38;nbsp;this is the scenario&#38;nbsp;that configures the dimension of the contemporary._Jansen &#38;amp; Parada

Migration is an unstoppable human phenomenon, constantly displacing people around the globe, since the dawn of time. Whether moving to the next village or to a distant country, everyone is carrying within their dreams, traumas and the desire for a better future. 

The artwork TRANSIT intends to raise awareness on the subjectivities behind the intense transit of individuals in globalized times, while addressing aspects such as multiculturalism, identity and personal stories.

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NEWS:
THE ARTFUL 5&#38;nbsp;06 - 17 Dec
Opening 08 Dec 17h





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	A MONTANHA 
COMO 
METAFORA
Provas públicas 
Mestrado em Artes Plásticas Intermedia 
Faculdade de Belas Artes Universidade do Porto
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	Searching the&#38;nbsp;uprooted, exiled and stateless memory, balanced on the thread stretched between the departure and the past, the present and the beginnings. Giving a shape to the obstacle and the impotence. This is the meaning of the mountain.&#38;nbsp; ( click to continue reading)


 A tarefa de vasculhar a memória desenraizada, exilada e apátrida, equilibrada no fio estendido entre a partida e o passado, o presente e os primórdios, atribuindo uma forma ao obstáculo/impotência, esse é o sentido da montanha ( click to continue reading)






	

	



	
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Resarch on photography &#38;amp; memory. An intersection between family phototographs and a seminal book of the Brazilian literature ( “Os Sertões” &#38;nbsp;by Euclides da Cunha) at the dawn of photography in the backlands of Bahia. The work is permeated by the attempt to identify traces of the female presence and make sense of their existence within the events.



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		<dc:creator>Neyde Lantyer</dc:creator>

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	&#38;nbsp; CONTACT:


	Neyde Lantyer is based in Amsterdam, the Netherlands
Send her a message by clicking the address: info@neydelantyer.com 


+31.610943610 
Instagram:&#38;nbsp;@neydelantyer_art 
Other links where you can find Neyde Lantyer:

Women House
NDSM Fuse
Treehouse NDSM
Academia.edu 
Kunst Ruim&#38;nbsp;
Where Are the Women Artists



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	Websites on women artists:

https://awarewomenartists.com
https://fresques.ina.fr/elles-centrepompidou/
https://feministartproject.rutgers.edu
https://www.society-women-artists.org.uk
https://womensartofcanada.ca
https://womanmade.org

	
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