We came together on Dia da Amazonia (Day of the Amazon) to make and fly Brazilian kites with messages of solidarity on.
Location
Queens Park
We came together on Dia da Amazonia (Day of the Amazon) to make and fly Brazilian kites with messages of solidarity on.
NEWSLETTER
In the newsletter, we share practical details about our upcoming events and a quick summary of what happened at our latest gatherings. We also use this space to pass along a few reading and book suggestions, alongside stories and extra details about everyday Brazilian culture. It is just a simple, straightforward way for us to keep in touch and learn together.
NEWSLETTER
In the newsletter, we share practical details about our upcoming events and a quick summary of what happened at our latest gatherings. We also use this space to pass along a few reading and book suggestions, alongside stories and extra details about everyday Brazilian culture. It is just a simple, straightforward way for us to keep in touch and learn together.
NEWSLETTER
In the newsletter, we share practical details about our upcoming events and a quick summary of what happened at our latest gatherings. We also use this space to pass along a few reading and book suggestions, alongside stories and extra details about everyday Brazilian culture. It is just a simple, straightforward way for us to keep in touch and learn together.
SUPORT US
Ponta-Cabeça believes financial barriers should never dictate access to social life and culture, which is why all of our events are Pay What You Can. This project does not receive any regular funding and is kept alive through donations, which directly support costs such as venue hire, hosting the website, paying artists, and bringing guardians of traditional knowledge to Glasgow.
Regular Donor
One of Donation
SUPORT US
Ponta-Cabeça believes financial barriers should never dictate access to social life and culture, which is why all of our events are Pay What You Can. This project does not receive any regular funding and is kept alive through donations, which directly support costs such as venue hire, hosting the website, paying artists, and bringing guardians of traditional knowledge to Glasgow.
Regular Donor
One of Donation
SUPORT US
Ponta-Cabeça believes financial barriers should never dictate access to social life and culture, which is why all of our events are Pay What You Can. This project does not receive any regular funding and is kept alive through donations, which directly support costs such as venue hire, hosting the website, paying artists, and bringing guardians of traditional knowledge to Glasgow.
Regular Donor
One of Donation
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Ponta-cabeça is part of Christiano Mere’s artistic practice.
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Ponta-cabeça is part of Christiano Mere’s artistic practice.
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Ponta-cabeça is part of Christiano Mere’s artistic practice.