Indigenous Art and Scientific Perspectives at the TRAFO art space

Cosmovisions of the South is an exhibition in Jena that presents indigenous art from Brazil and Chile. From October 29 to November 8, 2026, it will be on display at the TRAFO art space. The focus is on artistic works from indigenous perspectives in two South American countries.

The exhibition connects the showcased artworks with scientific perspectives. This creates a framework in which art and science can be viewed together. The presentation opens access to different views of the world and makes the engagement with indigenous perspectives the central theme of the exhibition visit.

Indigenous Art from Brazil and Chile

With works from Brazil and Chile, the exhibition looks toward the south of America. The displayed pieces are not presented in isolation but are connected with scientific approaches. Thus, Cosmovisions of the South brings together artistic and scientific perspectives and creates space for a meaningful encounter between both areas.

The exhibition is suitable for anyone interested in indigenous art, international culture, and the connection between art and science. The format provides an opportunity to view the presented works in the exhibition space of the TRAFO art space in Jena and to learn about the thematic orientation of the exhibition.

Dates and Visit

• Exhibition Period: October 29 to November 8, 2026
• Location: TRAFO art space in Jena
• Content: Indigenous art from Brazil and Chile
• Perspectives: Connection of artistic works and scientific approaches

Specific opening hours, admission information, accessibility details, and parking options are not mentioned in this event information. For visit planning, these details should be checked directly with the venue or via the linked information page.