Online Art Week 2020 with more than 50 000 participants (Brazil)
Due to COVID-19 related restrictions, this year we presented Live Art Week via our YouTube channel and the national Facebook page. In 7 days, with 7 different activities, we had more than 50 000 live participants (views) on our channels.
Art Week is held every year to dialogue with the public about the importance of art – in all its expressions – as a tool for transforming human beings and society.
In this edition, we talk about painting, architecture, poetry, theater and music; from the master of painting Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema, through sacred architecture, to the mystical poet Rumi, Shakespeare’s theater and Beethoven’s music.
In addition to these 5 topics, we welcomed the special participation of world-renowned writer Steven Pressfield, for an interview with Prof. Lúcia Helena Galvão about the transcendent value that art and beauty possess.
We also had a very special conversation with the national president of New Acropolis Brazil, Prof. Luis Carlos Marques Fonseca, on “Philosophy, the Art of Living,” which showed how philosophy can go beyond intellectual speculation and become a path in the art of living, taking us to the best of ourselves.
2 comments
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Regards,
Romeu A. Cunha
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Romeu