This volume is a companion to artist Rivane Neueschwander's exhibition curated by Lisette Lagnado at the Museu de Arte do Rio - Mar. 2017 in Rio de Janeiro.

The name of the fear, of the artist Rivane Neuenschwander, in collaboration with the fashion designer Guto Carvalhoneto. Curated by Lisette Lagnado, sponsored by the Yanghyun Foundation Prize (South Korea) and in partnership with the Visual Arts School of Lage Park (EAV Parque Lage), the show features 32 pieces developed by Rivane and Guto. They are the result of a creation process started from workshops held with children from public and private schools and from social reinsertion units (URS), as well as spontaneous public from MAR and Lage Park. The project named after the show was designed by Rivane after being awarded the Yanghyun in 2013 at the sixth edition of the Korean prize that includes artists with works recognized internationally. Through it, the Yanghyun Foundation offers the winners a support system to hold a show in a renowned museum. MAR, as a space for the promotion of education as a practice of creation and experimentation, was chosen to receive the pieces produced from the activities of The name of fear in Rio de Janeiro. Workshop at Parque Lage (RJ) In 2015, Rivane was invited to collaborate with the Children's Comission event, held annually by the Whitechapel art gallery (London, England), created to promote children's interaction with art. On the occasion, the artist set out to investigate fear from the children's eyes, who were encouraged to list and draw their greatest fears and to build covers with materials rich in textures and colors - cotton, organza, ribbons, Other materials linked to the universe of cutting and sewing - as a way to help them welcome and protect themselves from their fears. The articles produced in the meetings were transformed into stylized covers, created by the artist with the collaboration of the fashion designer Lucas Nascimento, a London resident. In Rio de Janeiro, 12 workshops were held, with a duration of three hours, with more than 240 children, between 6 and 13 years old, at Escola do Olhar and at EAV Parque Lage. Renowned artists such as Laura Lima, Anitta Boavida, Chiara Banfi, Daniel Steegmann-Mangrane, among others, assisted the participants in the making of their pieces. The covers designed and built during the activities gained a new format by the hands of Rivane and the fashion designer Guto Carvalhoneto, with accompaniment of Lisette Lagnado. For the artist, the project allows to question the psychic and social origins of fear and helps the child in the elaboration of their conflicts. Rivane explains that "the opposition between play and violence makes this work offer unique conditions for the child to express his / her yearnings and fears, so that adults re-evaluate both childhood and everyday child exposure to brutality, and also to Rethink how fear arises from a kind of coercive affect within society." Rivane has already held individual and collective exhibitions in Sweden, Ireland, Japan, South Africa, France, among other countries. His works are produced from collaborative processes with the public. About Lisette Lagnado Lisette Lagnado (1961, Kinshasa, Congo) is an art critic and independent curator. She holds a master's degree in Communication and Semiotics (dissertation on Mira Schendel's work) and a PhD in Philosophy from the University of São Paulo, with a thesis on the environmental program of Hélio Oiticica. Together with his friends and family, he founded the Leonilson Project in 1993, which allowed him to organize the first retrospective of the artist, who died as a result of AIDS. Author of the books Leonilson. There are so many truths (São Paulo: Projeto Leonilson / SESI / DBA, 1995) and Laura Lima. On_off (Rio de Janeiro: Cobogó, 2014), has several articles and essays published in Brazil and abroad. Among the exhibitions she conceived, curator, in 2006, of the 27th Bienal de São Paulo ("Como Viver Junto"); Shows "drift drifts. Experiences, Crossings and Morphologies "(2010), in the National Museum of Reina Sofía Art Center (MNCARS) in Madrid; And the 33rd Panorama of the Museum of Modern Art of São Paulo (2013). Since August 2014, he has been directing the School of Visual Arts at Parque Lage in Rio de Janeiro. About Guto Carvalhoneto Guto Carvalhoneto graduated in fashion design from Cândido Mendes University in 2008. Already in 2009 he went to live in Paris to deepen his knowledge. During this period, she worked as visual merchandising for a French prêt-à-porter brand and in parallel developed her research focused on the precision and techniques of Parisian haute couture. In 2011, it launched its brand, seeking to try materials and shapes not common to the commercial fashion, coupled with the aesthetic similarities between the hinterland and the East, contaminating itself also by the cinema and the visual arts.