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Rather than one overarching theme, the 56th International Art Exhibition of the Biennale is informed by a layer of intersecting filters. These filters are a constellation of parameters that circumscribe multiple ideas which will be touched upon to imagine and realize a diversity of practices. All the World's Futures employs as a filter the historical trajectory that the Biennale itself, over the course of its one hundred and twenty years existence has run over. A filter through which to reflect on both the current "state of things" and the "appearance of things."At its core is the notion of the exhibition as a stage, where historical and counter-historical projects are explored. Within this framework the main aspects of the 56th Biennale Exhibition solicit and privilege new proposals and works conceived specifically by invited artists, filmmakers, choreographers, performers, composers, and writers.

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Great Masters of Cuban Art (1800-1958) chronicles the historical development of Cuban painting between. 1800 and 1958, using artworks from the Ramos Collection selected by the Museum of Arts and Sciences to create an international traveling exhibit. In addition to featuring an impressive assortment of paintings, this book also provides previously unpublished Cuban art history information, and examines how Cuban artists used typical personages, magical landscapes, musical scenes, religious practices, and rural and urban everyday life to depict a diverse society, with a clearly identifiable culture, from which emerged a distinct and exceptional cultural heritage. The exhibit is the first, both in breadth and magnitude, to travel in the United States since 1958, and the book contributes to the study of Cuban art, as it serves not only to document the different genres and artistic styles. that developed in Cuban painting during the colonial. and republican eras, but also to identify the historic contributions of Cuban artists to the dissemination and blossoming of the arts in Cuba.

The 41st International Conference of Representation Disciplines Teachers / Congress of Unione Italiana per il Disegno, hosted in 2019 by the University of Perugia, has symbolically sealed a long cultural journey, which started in the mid-eighties, when Adriana Soletti and Roberto de Rubertis broke through what Franco Purini later renamed with great generosity the School of Perugia . On the other hand, it is undeniable that the school founded by Adriana Soletti and Roberto de Rubertis has represented a real school that, although over the years has been plagued by two very painful losses (Claudio Moriconi and Adriana Soletti herself), has been continuously fed by the acquisition of new teachers and young research doctors (Antonio Ludovico, Fabio Bianconi, Valeria Menchetelli, Simone Bori, Marco Filippucci, Luca Martini, Giacomo Pagnotta, Giovanna Ramaccini), by focusing their energies on two extraordinarily pioneering fields of research such as the expressive values of infographic instruments and the figurative values of metropolitan suburbs. But also, a school that has distinguished itself for its ability to never confuse the medium with the end, by preaching the importance of using computer equipment without being prevaricated and to critically study urban neoplasia from new points of view. It isn't by chance that the years of the School of Perugia have been full of epoch-making initiatives: from the international conference Il Rilievo tra Storia e Scienza (1989), aimed at celebrating the role of drawing as a place of deep knowledge, to the performance Duetto (2005), in which Gaspare De Fiore and Alfred Hohenegger discussed the communicative divergences (but also the communicative convergences) of drawing and writing.

Well illustrated. Card covers. 255,(1)pp. International Gourmet Edition 6. 4to. Covers little rubbed, else good. ISBN 3907196120.

Winner of the 2015 Brazilian International Press Award for outstanding contribution to the teaching of Portuguese Language in the United States of America from the American Organization of Teachers of Portuguese.Mapeando a Língua Portuguesa através das Artes is an exciting, comprehensive textbook for intermediate Portuguese courses. Mapeando features interviews, authentic texts, and works of art, all of which serve as springboards for students to express themselves in Portuguese through performance, debate, and communicative exercises. Each of the twelve units is structured around a particular art form, such as photography or literature, and includes three grammar lessons, three original texts, and integrated audio and video activities.Features:Engaging, authentic works of art create an abundance of opportunities for students to speak in the target languageInviting chapter-opening activities (Primeiros acordes) draw students into the genre explored in each unit via exercises intended to help students make personal connections with the materialCommunicative and task-based exercises throughout the units guide students through a systematic review and expansion of Portuguese grammarA website featuring streaming video and audio files (visit: www.hackettpublishing.com)Accompanying workbook: Caderno de Produção

This catalog, for the first time, highlights the relationships and affinities between Swiss-German painter Paul Klee, a leading figure in twentieth-century art, and Fausto Melotti, an Italian artist whose name has become increasingly well known at an international level in recent years, by means of a surprising dialogue between their works.The catalog compares over seventy paintings, watercolors, and drawings by Klee with some eighty sculptures and drawings by Melotti. A large selection of critical essays and short writings by contemporary artists contribute to casting light on the relationship between these two protagonists of twentieth-century art.

Winner of the 2015 Brazilian International Press Award for outstanding contribution to the teaching of Portuguese Language in the United States of America from the American Organization of Teachers of Portuguese.Mapeando a Língua Portuguesa através das Artes is an exciting, comprehensive textbook for intermediate Portuguese courses. Mapeando features interviews, authentic texts, and works of art, all of which serve as springboards for students to express themselves in Portuguese through performance, debate, and communicative exercises. Each of the twelve units is structured around a particular art form, such as photography or literature, and includes three grammar lessons, three original texts, and integrated audio and video activities.Features:Engaging, authentic works of art create an abundance of opportunities for students to speak in the target languageInviting chapter-opening activities (Primeiros acordes) draw students into the genre explored in each unit via exercises intended to help students make personal connections with the materialCommunicative and task-based exercises throughout the units guide students through a systematic review and expansion of Portuguese grammarA website featuring streaming video and audio files (visit: www.hackettpublishing.com)Accompanying workbook: Caderno de Produção

Great Masters of Cuban Art (1800-1958) chronicles the historical development of Cuban painting between. 1800 and 1958, using artworks from the Ramos Collection selected by the Museum of Arts and Sciences to create an international traveling exhibit. In addition to featuring an impressive assortment of paintings, this book also provides previously unpublished Cuban art history information, and examines how Cuban artists used typical personages, magical landscapes, musical scenes, religious practices, and rural and urban everyday life to depict a diverse society, with a clearly identifiable culture, from which emerged a distinct and exceptional cultural heritage. The exhibit is the first, both in breadth and magnitude, to travel in the United States since 1958, and the book contributes to the study of Cuban art, as it serves not only to document the different genres and artistic styles. that developed in Cuban painting during the colonial. and republican eras, but also to identify the historic contributions of Cuban artists to the dissemination and blossoming of the arts in Cuba.