“Arte Assinada no Feminino” at MUSART
Launch of the book Tangerine by Ana Queiroz
12:47 CAT | 13 June 2019
Launch of the book Tangerine by Ana Queiroz
Date and Time: Wednesday, June 26 2019 at 18h00
Entrance: Free
Address: Camões - Centro Cultural Português em Maputo, Av. Julius Nyerere no. 720, Maputo
About Tangerina:
Tangerine is a girl who is faced with the dilemma of regaining her place in the parents' room after the birth of her sister, or facing the first growing pains when sleeping alone.
About Ana Queiroz
Ana Queiroz studied Cinema at the Superior School of Theater and Cinema. Since then, she has participated in the writing of several documentaries and communication campaigns between Portugal and Mozambique. Published in Revista CALIBAN, in Magazine 365, and was highlighted among Young Creators 2009. "The Anatomy of a Ghost" was the last tale published. She founded and belongs to the nucleus of writers of Lexicon, a writing and translation studio located in Mozambique.
About Paulo Queiroz
Paulo Queiroz studied painting at the Faculty of Fine Arts of the University of Lisbon. As a plastic artist he participated in the exhibition "Farm of the Gray Cat" as a member of the collective Mesa de Luz. He also worked as assistant production and curator of Visual Arts at the ZDB Cultural Association in Lisbon. Lives and works in Lisbon.
About Rogério Manjate
Rogério P. Manjate is a writer and theater professional (actor, director and teacher). He recently Published “O Coelho que fugiu da História” (EPM-CELP, 2019) at Camões – Centro Cultural Português in Maputo. Published two other children's books: Casa em Flor, (poesia – 2004), Wazi (conto – Ed. EPM-CELP, 2011). O Coelho que Fugiu da História was originally edited by EPM-CELP, in the Acácia collection, in 2009 with the name Mbila and the Coelho and in Brazil in 2010, by Ática editor. Outside the scope of literature for children and young people, Rogério Manjate published Amor Silvestre (story – Ed. Ndjira, 2002) and Cicatriz Encarnada (poetry – Ed. Cavalo do Mar, 2017). In his foray into the cinema he wrote the award-winning short fiction I Love You (2007) and the documentary O Meu Marido Está a Negar (2007); collaborated on the writing of A Outra Fala (2012) and the writing of Quitupo, Hoyê! (2015).
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