Visual arts

DESIGN

Printing heritage

The first printing shops in São Paulo were established by lawyers and politicians

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DISSEMINATION

Lab-made art

Artists use tools from science to craft their work

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anthropology

How graffiti tensions art

Graffiti movement gave rise to São Paulo's own language

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ANTHROPOLOGY

Between transgression and art

A research project analyzes how the pixação graffiti movement in São Paulo developed its own language of expression and became a force in art circles

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Paleontology

Rare dinosaur sold for €1.13 million

An auction lead to a discussion about the recent trend of treating fossils as works of art

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Chemistry

The indelible pigment of Brazilwood

Raphael, Rembrandt, Pietro da Cortona, and Van Gogh all used paints containing red pigments from the bark of the brazilwood tree

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OBITUARY

A bridge to the world

Alexandre Wollner introduced the modern concept of visual identity and helped to advance academic training in design in Brazil

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ECOLOGY

Artists on an Expedition, Biologists in the Museum

Amazonia: Os novos viajantes exhibition in São Paulo brings together art and science

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PHOTOGRAPHY

History in conflict

A new book gathers images of revolts, revolutions, and civil wars, and composes a historical narrative about Brazil

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LITERATURE

Modernism revisited

Researchers rethink the São Paulo avant-garde movement's place in the Brazilian cultural scene

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VISUAL ARTS 

The omnipresence of images

Studies show how photography has molded our way of seeing the world

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Art

The rebirth of São Paulo’s baroque tradition

Recovery of artwork expands our understanding of São Paulo baroque

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Lux Boelitz Vidal

Lux Boelitz Vidal: Collector of cultures

Anthropologist has contributed to the demarcation of indigenous lands

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MENTAL HEALTH

Atelier Juquery

Sculptures and paintings reflect the role of art in psychiatric hospitals

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ART

Transnational hillbillies

Almeida Junior created his figures with the naturalist painting from Europe

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ILLUSTRATION

Science in watercolors

Illustrators merge scientific knowledge and visual arts

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ANTHROPOLOGY

Knowledge through images

Project analyzes the use of photos and film as a research strategy or product

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Art

Learning at the museum

Art show commemorates 20 years of educational programs at São Paulo

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Arts

Theater of the real

Grupo depicts urban life through reenactments in public buildings

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ARTS

Images for history

Film includes documents culled from the archives of the security agencies

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ART

Under the cloak of invisibility

Exhibition shows Brazil’s female artists from the 19th and 20th centuries

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Visual arts

Tomie Ohtake

Tomie Ohtake helped define the nature of Brazilian art

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Communication and Arts

An Historical Reference Point

Salles Gomes is still a prominent figure in the university’s history

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Art

Elegance at the Matemateca

Collection represents mathematical equations, theorems and concepts

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jean-claude bernardet

Jean-Claude Bernardet: A critic of the beautification of poverty

Aestheticized poverty in documentaries depoliticizes the topic, he says

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Visual Arts

Breaking the silence

Mira Schendel continues to influence Brazilian art

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MEMORY

Pictures in the jungle

Photographs of the Amazon were taken by Albert Frisch in 1867

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Visual arts

The importance of Lygia Clark

Exhibit at MoMA highlights relevance of Lygia Clark

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Memory

Scientist and Documentarian

Carlos Chagas filmed patients in the city where he discovered the disease

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Art

The body of art of a 19th-century master

Araújo Porto-Alegre attempted to set the stage for a Brazilian art school

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