Visual arts

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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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Soap opera

A revolution in TV soap operas

Beto Rockfeller is reevaluated with the help of scanned files

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Cover

The art of opposition

There was a strong presence of a leftist culture during the dictatorship

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Art

To see better, hear

Eduardo Coutinho and person-to-person cinema

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CLASSICAL LITERATURE  

The theater of deception

Researcher explores the comedies of the Roman playwright Plautus

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ART

Tragedy in a minor key

Film addresses social issues from a subjective point of view

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Architecture

An end to borders

New generations recover commitment of the 1970s

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ARTS

Drums of Benin

Study examines the ritual music of West African groups

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PAINTING BETWEEN THE TWO WORLD WARS

Intercontinental modernity

Collection reveals the importance of Italian modern art in Brazil

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Arts

The light revolution

Kinetic art anticipated concepts that would only spring to life later

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COVER

Supermonkey of the Americas

Lifestyle of the largest simian ever to inhabit the continent reconstructed

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Modern Art

A clean break

MAM exhibit revisits works by Maria Martins

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Arts

The freedom of the bohemian

The freedom of the bohemian

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ARTS

The power of a single film

The power of a single film

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History

Cultural revolution Brazilian style

In the 1950s, culture and politics traveled a two-way street

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ARTS

When Modernism came in from the cold

Events celebrate the centennial of the first Lasar Segall exhibition in Brazil

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MEMORY

Images of distant cultures

Photographs by Harald Schultz chronicles his experiences working among indigenous

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Fine Arts

The subtleties of Latin American good neighborliness

The subtleties of Latin American good neighborliness

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Anatomy

Between academia and the artist’s studio

Art and science in da Vinci's anatomical drawings

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Visual arts

Organic figurations

Anita Colli transforms laboratory parts into sculptures

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Photolab

Nanotechnology and art

Nanotechnology and art

Museum

A museum of many vocations

A diversified collection guides future plans for MAC

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Regina Silveira

Regina Silveira: The magic of shadows

Artist reveals the power of public art by covering Masp in blue

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Art

The universal painter of the brazilian soul

Paintings by Portinari, revealing his love of peace, return to Brazil

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Chemistry

Secrets under the paint

X-ray fluorescence provides intimacy to nineteenth century paintings

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