Apocalipopótese

This documentary captures a unique moment in the art world, showcasing a series of artistic actions that challenge traditional institutions. The title, coined by Rogério Duarte, combines the concepts of apotheosis, hypothesis, and apocalypse, reflecting the event's experimental nature.

Apocalipopótese emphasizes the use of streets as a stage for creativity, illustrating a search for the margins of artistic expression. The film serves as a record of a transformative period in the late 1960s, when artists sought new ways to engage with the public outside conventional venues.

Featuring influential figures such as Antonio Manuel, Hélio Oiticica, Lygia Pape, and Rogério Duarte, this documentary provides valuable insight into the evolution of public art practices.