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Art in Brazil
Guide to the exhibition of the collection of the the citys oldest art museum, the Pinacoteca do Estado de Sao Paulo comprising some of the most important artistic production in Brazil, particularly that of Sao Paulo artists including those of the 19th century and Modernist movement. In 2011, the museum inaugurated a new way of displaying its collection and a new logo design.
Art in Brazil
Guide to the exhibition of the collection of the the citys oldest art museum, the Pinacoteca do Estado de Sao Paulo comprising some of the most important artistic production in Brazil, particularly that of Sao Paulo artists including those of the 19th century and Modernist movement. In 2011, the museum inaugurated a new way of displaying its collection and a new logo design.
100 anos de edição gráfica da Pinacoteca do Estado, 1912-2012
The first exhibition catalogue of the Pinacoteca de São Paulo was published in 1912, establishing a tradition in publications devoted to the institution's collections. This exhibition, which celebrates 100 years of graphic and editorial production of the Pinacoteca, features posters, invitations, brochures, catalogues and books, as well as original documents never before displayed in public.
Pinacoteca do Estado
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Nipo-brasileiros no acervo da Pinacoteca do Estado de São Paulo
Exhibition of 61 works by 47 artists in Brazil with Japanese ancestry. The exhibition covers from the 1920s to the present and is part of the collection of the museum.
Arte brasileira na Pinacoteca do Estado de São Paulo
This fine edition comprises profound and reveling analysis by some of the most respected critics and historians of Brazil over selected art pieces from the holdings of the State Pinacoteca. This richly illustrated edition includes also a summary of the monographic lectures presented by several specialists in a cycle of conferences held in 2003; an historic document of Brazilian art and an introductory text on the museum building from its foundation to its restoration in 1994 by Paulo Mendes da Rocha. Taisa Palhares, who coordinated the edition, explains in the introduction that the selection of the artists followed 2 parameters: "the relevance of their workart in the collection -that evidently responds to a particular vision a Brazilian art- and the importance of the artist in the formation of Brazilian art."--Page 22.
Art in Brazil
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Arte en Brasil
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Cristina Iglesias
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