• Manual de prácticas del autobús - 474 Jacaré Copacabana - Singular Papers
  • Manual de prácticas del autobús - 474 Jacaré Copacabana - Singular Papers
  • Manual de prácticas del autobús - 474 Jacaré Copacabana - Singular Papers
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Manual de prácticas del autobús - 474 Jacaré Copacabana

Manual de prácticas del autobús - 474 Jacaré Copacabana

Gabriel Weber

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Known in Rio de Janeiro as the "line from hell," the 474 bus route crosses the city from North to South, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. From Monday to Friday, under cloudy skies, the line serves its purpose: feeding the Cidade Maravilhosa with cheap labor from Jacarezinho, one of the city's most violent and impoverished neighborhoods. On sunny weekends, however, the line emerges as a subversive character, appropriated as an access route to the beach by residents of marginalized areas. The Bus Practices Manual is a political-architectural essay on the city as an agent of exclusion. Through discriminatory discourse in the press and among the so-called good citizens, this bus route has become a structural wound in the city's urban space system, with its own unique codes and rhythms.

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Year: 2024
Language: Spanish
Format: 17x24 cm
Pages: 120
Type: Softcover
Includes 6 postcards
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