Joice Anastácia, resident of the Cascalho neighborhood, in Tiradentes/MG, is recognized for her artisanal work in making fabric dolls. His works reflect Afro-Brazilian culture, and his dedication to representing blackness in all its nuances is a valuable contribution to the preservation and promotion of Brazil's cultural richness.
Estação de César de Pina is the weekly meeting point for a collective made up of 16 women, where members come together to collaborate on the creation of their works, which encompass different forms of artistic expression, including embroidery, painting and much more.
The potters from the Elvas community represent a collective of great importance for the rural community of Elvas, in Tiradentes/MG. The Elvas collective of ceramists demonstrates the power of collaboration and teamwork, highlighting how joining forces can result in notable achievements. Her dedication to ceramics is a testament to the value of art as a means of cultural and social enrichment, inspiring others to become involved in preserving their traditions and creative expression.
