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 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,...
Dani Tranchesi touring the country in a new project
"Seja o que Deus Quiser", the photographer's third book in collaboration with curator Diógenes Moura, will focus on religiosity and Brazilianness; launch is scheduled for the first half of 2023, when there will also be an exhibition
Diógenes Moura launches this Wednesday (25/01), in São Paulo, “Minhocão”, his...
Born in Recife (PE), Diógenes Moura lived with his family for 17 years in Salvador (BA). He moved to São Paulo and since 1989 has lived...
Book about Zé Celso whets our appetite for life
Interviews, historical testimonies and unpublished essays make up an editorial feast about José Celso Martinez Corrêa — Zé Celso, founder of Teatro Oficina. Launched...
Rancière reviews modernism
In "Modern Times – Art, Time, Politics", the author uses as references only texts by white men from Europe and the United States
Arjan Martins has a trajectory portrayed in a book
Launch of Editora Cobogó, a publication organized by Paulo Miyada presents an overview of the painter's career from Rio de Janeiro
Rodrigo Naves talks about his new book, “Van Gogh: A Salvação...
Gabriel San Martin* On February 5th, writer and art critic Rodrigo Naves published his new book: Van Gogh: A Salvação...
At the tip of the pencil
Book organized by Claudio Mubarac gives an overview of the history of drawing in Brazil
Immersion reports in a pandemic 'now'
With the global health crisis as the guiding thread, “Critical Pandemic”, a collection published by Edições Sesc SP and N-1, brings together texts by important contemporary thinkers
