Arpilleras Bordando à Resistência / Arpilleras Embroidering Resistance This exhibition incorporates both international and Brazilian arpilleras. Affected by Dams: Sewing Rights showcases 25 Brazilian arpilleras, made by women affected by dams from different parts of Brazil, organized by participants of the Movement of People Affected by Dams (MAB). Curated by Esther Vital and assisted by women from Movimento dos Atingidos por Barragens (MAB). List of Brazilian arpilleras Onde estão nossos direitos?/ Where are our rights? Eixo 1: Mundo do Trabalho /Panel 1: Labour World A dupla violação do trabalho das atingidas / MAB women s double violation of labour rights Trabalho invisível / Invisible Work Brazilian Arpillera from Ceará, Affected Women from Mulungunzinho, Jatobá, Alegre, Bom Jardim and Sítio Communities, April 2015 A estória de Dona Creuzilene /Lady Creuzilene's Story Brazilian Arpillera from Tocantins, Affected Women from Ilha Verde Settlement (Babaçulândia), September 2014 Quilombo Piririca / Piririca Quilombo Brazilian Arpillera from São Paulo, Women from the Piririca s Quilombo community (Ribeira Valley), September 2014
Eixo 2: Participação política e Relação com as Empresas / Political Participation and the relationship with companies Mulheres, Água e Energia não são mercadoria! / Women, Water and Energy are not goods for sale! As mulheres têm voz / Women have a voice Brazilian Arpillera from Rio Grande do Sul, Affected Women from Garabi and Panambi Dams, Julho 2015 A Justiça contra as camponesas / The judiciary is against peasant women Brazilian Arpillera from Bahia, Affected Women from West Bahia, November 2014 Mulheres em luta / Struggling Women Brazilian Arpillera from Pará, Affected Women from Itaituba, June 2015 Eixo 3: Água e Energia / Panel 3: Water and Energy Afogadas pelo Modelo energético / Drowned by the Energy Model A paz que nos lutamos / The peace we struggle for Brazilian Arpillera from Sao Paulo, Affected Women from Ribeira Valley, September 2014
O preço da luz é um roubo / The electricity bill is a robbery Brazilian Arpillera from Pará, Affected Women from Itaituba region, December 2014 Água é direito do povo / Water is a right of the people Brazilian Arpillera from Ceará, Affected Women from Novo, Agrofátima, Água do mar, Mundo Novo communities and Jaguaribara city, April 2015 Eixo 4: Quebra dos laços comunitários e familiares /Panel 2: Social Network Breakdown Tratores famintos /Ravenous Bulldozers Barragem não / No to the Dam Brazilian Arpillera from Pará, Indigenous Women from Aldeia Praia do Índio Community, June 2015 A vida afogada / A flooded life Brazilian Arpillera from Brazilian Arpillera from Bahia, Affected Women from West Bahia, November 2014 Epidemia Psico social / Psycho social Epidemics Brazilian Arpillera from Minas Gerais, Affected Women from Itueta Community in the Rio Doce Valley, November 2014
Eixo 5: Violência contra às Mulheres e Prostituição / Panel 5: Violence against Women and Prostitution Prostituição nas barragens / Prostitution in the dams Boate Xingú / Xingú's Night Club Brazilian Arpillera from Pará, Affected Women from Altamira, December 2014 Deita que eu quero / Lay down because I want you to Brazilian Arpillera from Rondônia, Affected Women by Candeias Community (Itapuã do Oeste), November 2014 Construir barragens não é a solução! / Building dams is not a solution! Brazilian Arpillera from São Paulo, Affected Women from the Ribeira Valley, September 2014 Eixo 6: Acesso a Políticas Públicas e Direitos Básicos / Panel 6: Access to Public Policies and Basic Rights Direitos Já! / Rights now! Políticas públicas com dignidade / Public Policies with dignity Brazilian Arpillera from Paraná, Affected Women from Francisco Beltrão Community, November 2014
Saúde popular é um direito / Traditional Health is a right Brazilian Arpillera from Tocantins, Affected Women from Ilha Verde Settlement (Babaçulândia), September 2014 Regularização já / Land legalization now! Brazilian Arpillera from Pará, Affected Women from Vila Espirito Santo (Marabá), Vila Irandi (São João do Araguaia) and Bacabal (Bom Jesus) Communities, December 2014