Event endedHeld on November 13, 2025 – March 01, 2026
Exposure “Beyond slavery: building black freedom in the world!”
Praça Marechal Âncora, s/nº – Centro
The exhibition Beyond slavery: building black freedom in the world, an unprecedented international curatorial project, arrives in Rio on November 13 to reflect on the scars of more than three centuries of slavery and black resistance throughout this period.
The exhibition Beyond slavery: building black freedom in the world, an unprecedented international curatorial project, arrives in Rio on November 13 to reflect on the scars of more than three centuries of slavery and black resistance throughout this period.
The exhibition brings together museums from six countries and had the global debut in December 2024 at the National Museum of African-American History and Culture in Washington. In Rio, you will be at the National Historical Museum, which will be partially reopened for this exhibition, after reform started in December last year.
With free admission, the exhibition can be visited until March 1, 2026. There are about 100 objects, 250 images and 10 films, divided into six sections. From Rio, the collection will proceed to Cape Town (South Africa), Dakar (Senegal) and Liverpool (England).
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Service:
From 13/11/2025 to 01/03//2026
Address: Praça Marechal Âncora, s/no – Centro
Schedule: from qua. to gift. (except holidays), from 10h to 5h
Free entry
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Dates (16)
Last date
February 25 – March 1
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November 13 – 16
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November 19 – 23
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November 26 – 30
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December 3 – 7
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December 10 – 14
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December 17 – 21
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December 26 – 28
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January 2 – 4
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January 7 – 11
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January 14 – 18
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January 21 – 25
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January 28 – February 1
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February 4 – 8
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February 11 – 12
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February 19 – 22
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Praça Marechal Âncora, s/nº – Centro
Starts
Thursday, November 13
Ends
Sunday, March 01
Admission
Free
Address
Praça Marechal Âncora, s/nº – Centro
Where it happens
Praça Marechal Âncora, s/nº – Centro
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