South Africa: Posters Celebrate 100 Years of Paulo Freire

20 September 2021
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A poster exhibition featuring illustrations, collages, drawing and photographs by artists from seven countries honours the educator's centenary.

Between June and July, artists from various countries around the world dedicated themselves to producing works for the poster exhibition To Hope, 100 Years of Paulo Freire. Organised by Tricontinental Institute of Social Research in partnership with the Paulo Freire and Florestan Fernandes Schools, the publisher Expressão Popular and the Landless Workers' Movement (MST), the call for posters aimed not only to use the educator's centenary to honour him, but also to reclaim and disseminate his memory, his legacy and the radical nature of his thought.

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