PAULA DO PRADO
  • eguahé porá
  • exhibitions
    • quarai 2022
    • birth of sucuri 2022
    • a place where we can be together 2022
    • iyanla 2019
    • kalunga 2020
    • in the fibre of her being 2021
    • kuña/womxn 2021
    • pallay yuyay 2021
    • playdate 2018
    • lucky swag 2015
    • face to face 2014
    • odalisque 2014
    • sepiasiren 2012 *adult content*
    • mellorado 2012
    • adiafa/diyafa 2011
    • where yah from? 2010
    • rebirth 2008
    • I am...Black
  • projects
    • everyday ceremony
    • Uruguay Indigenous Biennale 2023
    • zines + books
      • bomba 2017
    • design isolate 2020
    • meroogal 2020
    • heartstrings 2018
    • TOAF 2016 + 2017
  • interviews + talks
  • studio do prado
  • bio + cv
  • contact
  • eguahé porá
  • exhibitions
    • quarai 2022
    • birth of sucuri 2022
    • a place where we can be together 2022
    • iyanla 2019
    • kalunga 2020
    • in the fibre of her being 2021
    • kuña/womxn 2021
    • pallay yuyay 2021
    • playdate 2018
    • lucky swag 2015
    • face to face 2014
    • odalisque 2014
    • sepiasiren 2012 *adult content*
    • mellorado 2012
    • adiafa/diyafa 2011
    • where yah from? 2010
    • rebirth 2008
    • I am...Black
  • projects
    • everyday ceremony
    • Uruguay Indigenous Biennale 2023
    • zines + books
      • bomba 2017
    • design isolate 2020
    • meroogal 2020
    • heartstrings 2018
    • TOAF 2016 + 2017
  • interviews + talks
  • studio do prado
  • bio + cv
  • contact

A place where we can be together

​A group show curated by Claire de Carteret at Stanley Street Gallery. A place where we can be together is inspired by the work of Gloria Anzaldúa. It is interested in facilitating a space for multiple realities and mythologies to sit besides one another. Presenting the work of nine early and mid-career artists — Francesca Zak, Garden Reflexxx & Stelly G, Lily Golightly, Lottie Braun, Maria Wang, Mika Benesh, Paula do Prado, Samantha Jade, Serwah Attafuah — the exhibition invites each artist to share their own mythologies; poeticising friendship, portals, emotion, forgotten knowledges, ancestral connections, and world making.

​The exhibition is on from May 25 to June 18, 2022. Join me and the other artists for artists talks on Saturday June 18th from 2-4pm. More information and artists talks RSVP here 

My work Abya Yala, 2022 (pictured below) and a collection of painted gourds from 2012 are included in this exhibition. Abya Yala is a major new work and I have produced an accompanying e-zine to expand on the themes of place and re-mapping ancestral and spiritual connections and relationships. You can download the zine below. 
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Paula do Prado, Abya Yala, 2022, coiled and crocheted, cotton, wool and acrylic yarn, paper covered wire, glass, ceramic and açai seed beads, fabric, acrylic paint, poly fill and kapok stuffing, wire. Dimensions irregular/approx 180 x 215 x 20cm . Artwork photography: Document Photography
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Paula do Prado, Abya Yala, 2022 (detail). Artwork photography: Document Photography
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  • eguahé porá
  • exhibitions
    • quarai 2022
    • birth of sucuri 2022
    • a place where we can be together 2022
    • iyanla 2019
    • kalunga 2020
    • in the fibre of her being 2021
    • kuña/womxn 2021
    • pallay yuyay 2021
    • playdate 2018
    • lucky swag 2015
    • face to face 2014
    • odalisque 2014
    • sepiasiren 2012 *adult content*
    • mellorado 2012
    • adiafa/diyafa 2011
    • where yah from? 2010
    • rebirth 2008
    • I am...Black
  • projects
    • everyday ceremony
    • Uruguay Indigenous Biennale 2023
    • zines + books
      • bomba 2017
    • design isolate 2020
    • meroogal 2020
    • heartstrings 2018
    • TOAF 2016 + 2017
  • interviews + talks
  • studio do prado
  • bio + cv
  • contact