'Olhares da Alma' exhibition celebrates female protagonism and culture in the region The 'Olhares da Alma' exhibition brings together 13 paintings by artist Vivalda Lacerda at the Dr. Phelippe Daou Cultural Space, at the headquarters of Rede Amazônica, in the South Zone of Macapá. The works portray black, indigenous and riverside women and highlight different histories and female identities. Born in Santana, the artist says that the exhibition was born from the desire to share work developed from her classroom experience. "The idea is to show female protagonism and showcase my work as an art teacher, inspiring my students and the community. My works celebrate the stories of strong, sensitive, riverside, black and indigenous women", says Lacerda. ? Click here to follow the g1 AP channel on WhatsApp READ MORE: Péricles, Sunday and feijoada: see g1's recommendations for the weekend in Macapá Search for travel authorization for minors increases during the July holidays in AP Works from the exhibition 'Olhares da Alma', by artist Vivalda Lacerda G1 Amapá/Maria Clara Prudêncio The curation is done by artist Graça Andritson. The space is open for visits from Monday to Friday, during business hours. Appointments can be made by calling (96) 99112-6310. VIDEOS with news from Amapá: