
The So Paolo Issue
Aperture 215
Aperture(Editor)
Aperture (Publisher)
Will be published approx. on 31. May 2014
Book
Paperback/Softback
128 pages
978-1-59711-281-9 (ISBN)
Description
The best photography and critical writing
produced in Brazil today.
This edition of Aperture features some of the best photography and critical writing being produced in Brazil today, as seen through the prism of the dynamic city of Sao Paulo. Working in collaboration with guest editor Thyago Nogueira, editor of Brazilian photography magazine ZUM and head of the Contemporary Photography Department at Instituto Moreira Salles in Sao Paulo, this timely issue features portfolios of great photography and writing by Brazilian curators, critics and historians, as well as highlights from the leading institutions and galleries of the largest city in the largest country in South America.
In the Words section, Sergio Burgisurveys the city's artistic activity across the twentieth century; Natalia Brizuela tells the story of Hercule Florence, who pioneered an early form of photography; Ronaldo Entler presents five politically engaged photography collectives; Cassiano Elek Machado reviews one record of the city's nuances and conflicts as preserved in photobooks; and Silas Marti looks at a new network of independent exhibition venues, residences, and galleries.
The Pictures section features Christopher Phillips on Caio Reisewitz's lush imagery; Heloisa Espada on Geraldo de Barros's post-modern photographs; Agnaldo Farias on Barbara Wagner's alternate version of Afro-Brazilian performance groups; Tobi Maier introduces conceptual artist Hudinilson Urbano Jr.; Rodrigo Moura on Mauro Restiffe's photographs of Oscar Niemeyer's funeral; Ana Maria Maia on Jonathas de Andrade's subtly subversive Education for Adults posters; Sarah Hermanson Meister on Regina Silveira's 1970s photograms; a portfolio of recent work from emerging photographer Sofia Borges; and Claudia Andujar explores the experience of Eastern European immigrants fleeing the Second World War.
produced in Brazil today.
This edition of Aperture features some of the best photography and critical writing being produced in Brazil today, as seen through the prism of the dynamic city of Sao Paulo. Working in collaboration with guest editor Thyago Nogueira, editor of Brazilian photography magazine ZUM and head of the Contemporary Photography Department at Instituto Moreira Salles in Sao Paulo, this timely issue features portfolios of great photography and writing by Brazilian curators, critics and historians, as well as highlights from the leading institutions and galleries of the largest city in the largest country in South America.
In the Words section, Sergio Burgisurveys the city's artistic activity across the twentieth century; Natalia Brizuela tells the story of Hercule Florence, who pioneered an early form of photography; Ronaldo Entler presents five politically engaged photography collectives; Cassiano Elek Machado reviews one record of the city's nuances and conflicts as preserved in photobooks; and Silas Marti looks at a new network of independent exhibition venues, residences, and galleries.
The Pictures section features Christopher Phillips on Caio Reisewitz's lush imagery; Heloisa Espada on Geraldo de Barros's post-modern photographs; Agnaldo Farias on Barbara Wagner's alternate version of Afro-Brazilian performance groups; Tobi Maier introduces conceptual artist Hudinilson Urbano Jr.; Rodrigo Moura on Mauro Restiffe's photographs of Oscar Niemeyer's funeral; Ana Maria Maia on Jonathas de Andrade's subtly subversive Education for Adults posters; Sarah Hermanson Meister on Regina Silveira's 1970s photograms; a portfolio of recent work from emerging photographer Sofia Borges; and Claudia Andujar explores the experience of Eastern European immigrants fleeing the Second World War.
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Series
Language
English
Place of publication
New York
United States
Product notice
sewn/stitched
Illustrations
Illustrations throughout
Dimensions
Height: 302 mm
Width: 233 mm
Thickness: 12 mm
Weight
757 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-59711-281-9 (9781597112819)
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