Events
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Transatlantic Modernities between Brazil and Austria.
Coordinators: Prof. Ana Magalhães (Museum of Contemporary Art of the University of São Paulo) and Prof. Sabeth Buchmann (Academy of Fine Arts, Vienna)
Research webinar
Online via Zoom
Art Theory and Cultural Studies
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Austrian Mission in Brazil, 1817
Lecture by Valéria Piccoli as part of the lecture series Transatlantic Modernities between Brazil and Austria.
Research Webinar
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Online via Zoom
Art Theory and Cultural Studies
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Research Colloquium on Modern and Contemporary Art
with dissertation students of Eva Kernbauer, University of Applied Arts Vienna and Sabeth Buchmann, Academy of Fine Arts Vienna
Colloquium
different Locations
Art Theory and Cultural Studies
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Antônio Dias in Milan
Lecture by Sérgio Martins as part of the lecture series Transatlantic Modernities between Brazil and Austria.
Research Webinar
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Online via Zoom
Art Theory and Cultural Studies
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Flávio de Carvalho – modern experimentalism and its echo in Helio Oiticica and Lygia Pape
Lecture by Luiz Camillo Osorio as part of the lecture series Transatlantic Modernities between Brazil and Austria.
Research Webinar
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Online via Zoom
Art Theory and Cultural Studies
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The Spring Curatorial Program
The Spring Curatorial Program 2022: Art Geographies is co-organised by the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna and Verein K in collaboration with Jelena Petrović, who conceptualised and curated the first edition, untitled: Art Geographies (as the result of the FWF research project V-730: The Politics of Belonging – Art Geographies 2019-2023).
Program
Various venues
Art Theory and Cultural Studies
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The Formation of an Ambience: The First Exhibition of Brazilian Contemporary Art in Austria (1959-1960)
Lecture by Susanne Neubauer in collaboration with Marcelo Mari as part of the lecture series Transatlantic Modernities between Brazil and Austria.
Research Webinar
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Online via Zoom
Art Theory and Cultural Studies
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Sensitive female universes: considerations on the work of the Hungarian-Brazilian artist Yolanda Mohalyi
Lecture by Ana Avelar as part of the lecture series Transatlantic Modernities between Brazil and Austria.
Research Webinar
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Online via Zoom
Art Theory and Cultural Studies
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From Energy to the Arts: Navigating Complexities in Brazil”
Lecture by Dominika Glogowski as part of the lecture series Transatlantic Modernities between Brazil and Austria.
Research Webinar
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Online via Zoom
Art Theory and Cultural Studies
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Out of Brazil: The ethnographic collections at the Weltmuseum Wien
Lecture by Claudia Augustat as part of the lecture series Transatlantic Modernities between Brazil and Austria.
Research Webinar
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Online via Zoom
Art Theory and Cultural Studies
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Wanda Hanke’s Ethnological Collections in South American Museums
Lecture by Mariana Sombrio as part of the lecture series Transatlantic Modernities between Brazil and Austria.
Research Webinar
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Online via Zoom
Art Theory and Cultural Studies
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Invention of the Baroque and Discourses of the Neo-Baroque: Politics and Religion in Austria, Brazil and the Philippines
Lecture by Jens Baumgarten as part of the lecture series Transatlantic Modernities between Brazil and Austria.
Research Webinar
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Online via Zoom
Art Theory and Cultural Studies
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How many we(s) fit into a "we"? On the contraction and expansion of collective identities in Oswald de Andrade’s Anthropophagic Manifest.
Lecture by Guilherme Mata as part of the lecture series Transatlantic Modernities between Brazil and Austria.
Research Webinar
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Online via Zoom
Art Theory and Cultural Studies
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The Place of Brazil in Time: The contributions of Oswald de Andrade and Stefan Zweig
Lecture by Laura Erber as part of the lecture series Transatlantic Modernities between Brazil and Austria.
Research webinar
Online/Zoom
Art Theory and Cultural Studies
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1922 - A Year of the Transmodern
Lecture by Christian Kravagna as part of the lecture series Transatlantic Modernities between Brazil and Austria.
Research Webinar
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Online via Zoom
Art Theory and Cultural Studies