How a Brazilian Indigenous group uses art to fight for survival

PRI: Arts and Entertainment

Feb 26, 2026Arts

Members of MAHKU live in a remote area of the Amazon and use ayahuasca, a hallucinogenic brew, to create paintings that represent their traditional songs. They have exhibited their work in cities such as Venice, Paris, a...

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