Public Performance Peninsula Program (PPPP) is a public performance art program that was born at the Península gallery in Porto Alegre, Brazil (see attached video) and aims to foster collaboration and foster contemporary performance practices.
This project understands contemporary art and performance as an exchange of knowledge and sees it as a process of construction of thought, reaching the operators of art and the public that circulates through the art spaces of the city.
The Program was covered by the edicts 11/2015, of the Municipal Fund to Support Artistic and Cultural Production of Porto Alegre / Brazil (FUMPROARTE) and by the Fund to Support Culture (PRÓ-CULTURA RS FAC), Law 13.490 / 10 receiving funding for its first edition made possible six artistic residencies, an exhibition of archives, workshops and a permanent group of studies, with fortnightly meetings involving a total of 23 artists, 3 art-educators, 43 student-researchers, 43 children in workshops and more than 6,000 visitors. In March 2018 the program received the Açorianos Award from the city of Porto Alegre-Brazil as the best project for Innovation and Cultural Diffusion. Also in 2018 the research group entered into a partnership with the Coordination of Fine Arts / Atelier Livre, of the announcement, process 17.0.000081441-5 -course 17/2017 of the Secretariat of Culture of Porto Alegre-Brazil.
PPPP seeks to welcome, promote and disseminate contemporary performance practices through artistic residencies, collaborative works, workshops and research / study groups and public presentations. Our goal is to activate exchanges between local, national and international artists, expanding this language to new audiences.
The objective is to give visibility and space to emerging artists, researchers and curators who live in Berlin, whether they are immigrants from underdeveloped countries and who have investigations aimed at dissident reflection of bodies, peripheral bodies, borders and diversity, with strong political and social reflection at from their places of life and existence.

In June 2020 we will do a performance-residence at Affect program that were canceled because of coronavirus crises. >A residency program for artist-run-organizations < SELECTED GUEST: “PPPP” (Programa Público de Performance Península) - BRAZIL. With artists Andressa Cantergiani  collaboration with neue Häute e.V - Project space at Uferstudios Berlin - Wedding 01 June - 18 July 2020

PPPP_ PUBLIC PERFORMANCE PENINSULA PROGRAM

Public Performance Peninsula Program (PPPP) is a public performance art program that was born at the Península gallery in Porto Alegre, Brazil (see attached video) and aims to foster collaboration and foster contemporary performance practices.
This project understands contemporary art and performance as an exchange of knowledge and sees it as a process of construction of thought, reaching the operators of art and the public that circulates through the art spaces of the city.
The Program was covered by the edicts 11/2015, of the Municipal Fund to Support Artistic and Cultural Production of Porto Alegre / Brazil (FUMPROARTE) and by the Fund to Support Culture (PRÓ-CULTURA RS FAC), Law 13.490 / 10 receiving funding for its first edition made possible six artistic residencies, an exhibition of archives, workshops and a permanent group of studies, with fortnightly meetings involving a total of 23 artists, 3 art-educators, 43 student-researchers, 43 children in workshops and more than 6,000 visitors. In March 2018 the program received the Açorianos Award from the city of Porto Alegre-Brazil as the best project for Innovation and Cultural Diffusion. Also in 2018 the research group entered into a partnership with the Coordination of Fine Arts / Atelier Livre, of the announcement, process 17.0.000081441-5 -course 17/2017 of the Secretariat of Culture of Porto Alegre-Brazil.
PPPP seeks to welcome, promote and disseminate contemporary performance practices through artistic residencies, collaborative works, workshops and research / study groups and public presentations. Our goal is to activate exchanges between local, national and international artists, expanding this language to new audiences.
The objective is to give visibility and space to emerging artists, researchers and curators who live in Berlin, whether they are immigrants from underdeveloped countries and who have investigations aimed at dissident reflection of bodies, peripheral bodies, borders and diversity, with strong political and social reflection at from their places of life and existence.

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