Exhibitions
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Legal Curatorship
In its classic concept, curatorship involves the careful selection and organization of the works of each item to be exhibited, in accordance with museology standards and the institutional objectives of the institution that practices it.
At the EXEA Museum, classic curatorship is accompanied by the verification of copyright ownership, a fundamental process to ensure that the virtual presentation of exhibitions occurs ethically, transparently, and in compliance with the Intellectual Property Law and other relevant regulations.
This process seeks to ensure that the museum has the necessary permissions for the reproduction, distribution, and public display of the works in the digital environment. Additionally, legal curatorship includes the analysis of accessibility, ensuring that the virtual exhibition can be enjoyed by a widely diverse audience, including people with visual impairment or low vision, color blindness, and hearing impairment, through the provision of resources such as audio descriptions, subtitles, and navigable interfaces for assistive technologies and various types of devices.
Another crucial aspect is the data protection of virtual exhibition visitors. Legal curatorship ensures that the collection, storage, and use of personal information comply with current privacy and data protection laws. This includes the implementation of clear and transparent privacy policies, as well as security measures to protect data against unauthorized access.
By prioritizing legal curatorship, the museum demonstrates its commitment to respecting intellectual property, inclusion, and privacy, fostering a safe and reliable digital environment for authors and holders of related rights, visitors, and the community in general. This care contributes to the integrity of the virtual exhibition and to the institution's reputation in the cultural and social innovation landscape.
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Embark on the Vera Cruz in 1965 for Angola with Prof. Vasco Mantas. Relive his memories of the Colonial War, between longing for his fiancée and discovering a new world.
Exhibition with photos and verses by ahcravo gorim portrays Solheira, a traditional Portuguese fishing art, photographed in Torreira (Aveiro/Portugal) between 2009 and 2019.
In this initial show, we explore the deep connection between human beings and the maritime environment, portrayed through diverse artistic perspectives.
Have you ever wondered what the sea tastes like? It goes beyond saltwater: it's the flavor of fish, shrimp, crabs, and other seafood, enhanced by seasonings like pepper, palm oil, and cilantro.
The exhibition explores the imagistic-literary representation of the Viking as "king of the sea," originating from the English interpretation of the term in the 18th century and popularized in France.
The virtual exhibition highlights the art of fishing, focusing on the role of the Arrais de mar and the dangers faced by fishermen. Another exhibition by ahcravo gorim.
The virtual exhibition, curated by Dr. Sylvia Brito, addresses the period when Brazil was under Spanish rule (1580-1640), known as the Iberian Union, a little-explored theme in the history of Brazil.
In this virtual exhibition, the Portuguese ahcravo gorim brings the Chinchorra rowing races in São Paio da Torreira, Portugal. Discover this maritime tradition through beautiful photographs.
This virtual exhibition explores the evolution of the mermaid myth throughout history, highlighting the transformation of its symbology.
The exhibition titled “Paraty” brings a bit of the history of this coastal city located in the south of the state of Rio de Janeiro.
The Exhibition titled “Navegação mercante em tempos de guerra” addresses the case of German Steamers in Cabedelo / PB / Brazil during World War I (1914-1918).
Another exhibition by ahcravo gorim presents, in photos and verses, the salt harvesting in Figueira da Foz by "marronteiros", "guardians of these salt landscapes," according to Gilda Saraiva.
On the northern coast of Rio Grande do Norte, the sertão and the sea meet. High temperatures, intense winds, low rainfall, and impermeable plains create an immense natural evaporator, forming salt pans.
Argentine Patagonia holds treasures on its beaches: dozens of archaeological sites of shipwrecked vessels, many intact and attractive to visitors. Museu EXEA brings exclusive records of these shipwrecks.
The exhibition by ahcravo gorim presents photos and verses that are "a life with many lives, a memory of many memories," where "the words are nothing more than probable ‘speeches’ of the images.”
