THE STORY, IN BRIEF
In C& América Latina, Thaís Regina explored how Brazilian artist Dalton Paula developed Sertão Negro from a studio into a community for artistic learning and exchange in Goiás. Her feature connects his painting practice with a wider commitment to Black communal life, including residencies, a library and teaching. The interview considers how sharing resources and nurturing other artists can become part of an artist’s legacy, rather than an activity separate from making work.
Summarised from C& América Latina · Thaís Regina; translated by Danie Valencia Sepúlveda. AFROSCOPE Daily has not independently reported this story.
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Dalton Paula y la construcción de un quilombo contemporáneo llamado Sertão Negro
Thaís Regina; translated by Danie Valencia Sepúlveda · 1 Oct 2026 · Independent publisher
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