Raphael Daibert
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Raphael Daibert
Raphael Daibert is an artist, curator, researcher and translator from Brazil based in Berlin. He holds a Master's in Art Praxis from the Dutch Art Institute (2018-2020). His work focuses on anti-hegemonic projects that attempt to combat the existing forces of oppression. He is a member of Cruising Curators collective.
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Still from SOAP, a film series by Tamar Guimarães.
Raphael Daibert is an artist, curator, researcher and translator from Brazil based in Berlin. He holds a Master's in Art Praxis from the Dutch Art Institute (2018-2020). His work focuses on anti-hegemonic projects that attempt to combat the existing forces of oppression. He is a member of Cruising Curators collective.
Still from SOAP, a film series by Tamar Guimarães.CV
EDUCATION
2018 - 2020 - Master in Art Praxis Dutch Art Institute - Arnhem, Netherlands
Awarded with Holland Scholarship (2018/2019) and Heij Konijn Fonds (2019/2020) and Schuurman Schimmel Van Outeren Stiching (2019/2020) scholarships
2008 - 2012 – Bachelor in International Relations
Pontifícia Universidade Católica de São Paulo – São Paulo, Brazil
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
ongoing - Lenbachhaus Museum - Munich, Germany
Development of artistic pedagogical program: Third Space: Disordering the Mess
2020 - 11 Berlin Biennale for Contemporary Art - Berlin, Germany Curatorial Workshop "How to now gather" participant.
2017–2018 - Musagetes
Assistant Editor at ArtsEverywhere.ca
May/2018 - Open Engagement 2018 - New York City, US.
“How can we reframe cultural production working one-on-one with different people?” Lecture at Queens Museum
2013–2018 - Lanchonete.org – São Paulo, Brazil
Founding member and curator of Lanchonete.org, an artist-led cultural platform focused on how people live, work in, and share the contemporary city with the Center of São Paulo as the main outlook. Different programs have been developed inside the platform throughout the years, such as:
Mar/2017 - Dec/2017: Curator of Neighbourhood Museum – an artistic research within Paim, a street in which despite the increasing exploration of the real estate market, lower income communities still live in three significant modernist buildings. This work led to the creation of a space to celebrate people’s histories, trajectories and encounters inside one of these buildings;
Mar/2016 - Nov/2016: Co-curator of Queer City – a collective curatorial research that investigates the relationship between queerness and life in the contemporary city.
RESIDENCIES
(upcoming) Jul/2021 - Fahrender Raum - Munich, Germany
Mar/2021 - Idensitat - Barcelona, Spain
Artist in residence of the European program Sounds of our Cities.
Jun-Aug/2019 - Künstlerhaus Villa Waldberta - Munich, Germany
Invited artist in residency by Landeshauptstadt München Kulturreferat and Lothringer13_Florida art space.
Nov 2018 - TravaLíngua at Casa do Povo - São Paulo, Brazil
TravaLíngua Trans Opera at Casa do Povo throughout two weeks: a joint residency with grupo MEXA as an open process of voice and performance experimentation.
Jan 2018 - Gesturing Towards Decolonial Futures - Vancouver, Canada Study group led by Prof. Vanessa Andreotti, Canada Research Chair in Race, Inequalities and Global Change at the University of British Columbia
2015 - 2018 - Free Home University – Lecce, Italy
Fellow and community organizer of Free Home University (July & December 2015; May-July 2016; August 2017; June 2018) - an autonomous pedagogical experiment that situates artistic thinking at the center of how we learn.
Aug/2016 - Explode! Residency - São Paulo, Brazil
An immersive gathering of eleven days between artists engaged in thinking and presencing the potentials of peripheral urban bodies.
EXHIBITIONS
Nov/2018-Jan/2019 - “Textão” in São Paulo, Brazil
Curation of exhibition at Museu da Diversidade, along with platforms EXPLODE! & Lastro
Oct/2017-Jan/2018 - “Queer City: Stories from São Paulo” in Berlin, Germany
Exhibition at the Schwules Museum, curated by Raphael Daibert/Todd Lanier Lester for Lanchonete.org, José Gabriel Navarro and Kevin Clarke.
EDUCATION
2018 - 2020 - Master in Art Praxis Dutch Art Institute - Arnhem, Netherlands
Awarded with Holland Scholarship (2018/2019) and Heij Konijn Fonds (2019/2020) and Schuurman Schimmel Van Outeren Stiching (2019/2020) scholarships
2008 - 2012 – Bachelor in International Relations
Pontifícia Universidade Católica de São Paulo – São Paulo, Brazil
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
ongoing - Lenbachhaus Museum - Munich, Germany
Development of artistic pedagogical program: Third Space: Disordering the Mess
2020 - 11 Berlin Biennale for Contemporary Art - Berlin, Germany Curatorial Workshop "How to now gather" participant.
2017–2018 - Musagetes
Assistant Editor at ArtsEverywhere.ca
May/2018 - Open Engagement 2018 - New York City, US.
“How can we reframe cultural production working one-on-one with different people?” Lecture at Queens Museum
2013–2018 - Lanchonete.org – São Paulo, Brazil
Founding member and curator of Lanchonete.org, an artist-led cultural platform focused on how people live, work in, and share the contemporary city with the Center of São Paulo as the main outlook. Different programs have been developed inside the platform throughout the years, such as:
Mar/2017 - Dec/2017: Curator of Neighbourhood Museum – an artistic research within Paim, a street in which despite the increasing exploration of the real estate market, lower income communities still live in three significant modernist buildings. This work led to the creation of a space to celebrate people’s histories, trajectories and encounters inside one of these buildings;
Mar/2016 - Nov/2016: Co-curator of Queer City – a collective curatorial research that investigates the relationship between queerness and life in the contemporary city.
RESIDENCIES
(upcoming) Jul/2021 - Fahrender Raum - Munich, Germany
Mar/2021 - Idensitat - Barcelona, Spain
Artist in residence of the European program Sounds of our Cities.
Jun-Aug/2019 - Künstlerhaus Villa Waldberta - Munich, Germany
Invited artist in residency by Landeshauptstadt München Kulturreferat and Lothringer13_Florida art space.
Nov 2018 - TravaLíngua at Casa do Povo - São Paulo, Brazil
TravaLíngua Trans Opera at Casa do Povo throughout two weeks: a joint residency with grupo MEXA as an open process of voice and performance experimentation.
Jan 2018 - Gesturing Towards Decolonial Futures - Vancouver, Canada Study group led by Prof. Vanessa Andreotti, Canada Research Chair in Race, Inequalities and Global Change at the University of British Columbia
2015 - 2018 - Free Home University – Lecce, Italy
Fellow and community organizer of Free Home University (July & December 2015; May-July 2016; August 2017; June 2018) - an autonomous pedagogical experiment that situates artistic thinking at the center of how we learn.
Aug/2016 - Explode! Residency - São Paulo, Brazil
An immersive gathering of eleven days between artists engaged in thinking and presencing the potentials of peripheral urban bodies.
EXHIBITIONS
Nov/2018-Jan/2019 - “Textão” in São Paulo, Brazil
Curation of exhibition at Museu da Diversidade, along with platforms EXPLODE! & Lastro
Oct/2017-Jan/2018 - “Queer City: Stories from São Paulo” in Berlin, Germany
Exhibition at the Schwules Museum, curated by Raphael Daibert/Todd Lanier Lester for Lanchonete.org, José Gabriel Navarro and Kevin Clarke.