The cangaço yesterday and today
Book "Bled memories: life and death in the times of the cangaço", by Ricardo Beliel, brings together photos and testimonies recorded by the journalist over the years touring the northeastern hinterland
At the tip of the pencil
Book organized by Claudio Mubarac gives an overview of the history of drawing in Brazil
The Arts Law: OAB SP launches a book that brings vision...
Free, e-book aims to combat misinformation by addressing legal points of view on topics such as heritage preservation, artists' copyrights and legal incentives for the cultural industry
5 books to delve into the trajectory of Brazilian artists
The visual arts are a broad area that extends far beyond the historically legitimized greats. Among figures previously reduced to naive,...
Unesp Book Fair: tips on what to enjoy
The publishers Autêntica, Cobogó and Ubu list which books are great opportunities to take advantage of at the Unesp Book Fair
12 art books to read in 2023
Among biographies of important international figures, books by important Brazilian artists and theories that question the hegemonic perspectives on culture, many...
Pasolini, scandalized
Celebrated for his cinematographic production, Pier Paolo also dedicated himself to literature and poetry; two recent national publications help to illuminate this part of his personal life and critical intellectuality
A historiographical record by Ana Maria Gonçalves
Launched in 2006, the book "Um Defeito de Cor" is an indispensable classic of Brazilian Afrofeminist literature.
A brief write-up on the drawing
By Tatiana Eskenazi* I came by the difficult path, the line that never ends, the line hits the stone, the word breaks a corner, tiny empty line, the line, a whole life, word,...
“If we return to normality, it is because death was not worth anything...
In a new book, one of the most important indigenous leaders in the country talks about the coronavirus pandemic, Bolsonaro's "necropolitics" and the lessons we can learn from this experience
