Glauco Rodrigues : crônicas anacrônicas, e sempre atuais, do Brasil = Anachronic, ever current, chronicles of Brazil /

Glauco Rodrigues : crônicas anacrônicas, e sempre atuais, do Brasil = Anachronic, ever current, chronicles of Brazil /

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Bibliographic Details
Author / Creator:	Mattar, Denise, author.
Uniform title:	Works. Selections
Edition:	1a. edição.
Imprint:	[Rio de Janeiro, Brazil] : Capivara Editora, 2019. ©2019.
Description:	208 pages : illustrations ; 27 cm.
Language:	Portuguese Spanish
Subject:	Rodrigues, Glauco, -- 1929-2004 -- Catalogs. Rodrigues, Glauco, -- 1929-2004 -- Criticism and interpretation. Painting, Brazilian -- 20th century. Artists -- Brazil -- 20th century -- Biography.
Format:	Print Book
URL for this record:	http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/11967235

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Varying Form of Title:	Crônicas anacrônicas, e sempre atuais, do Brasil Glauco Rodrigues : anachronic, ever current, chronicles of Brazil
Other uniform titles:	Rodrigues, Glauco, 1929-2004. Works. Selections.
ISBN:	9788589063722 8589063720
Notes:	In Portuguese with English translation.
Summary:	Glauco Rodrigues (1928-2004) was one of the few Brazilian artists who has, in fact, exercised the principles of Oswald de Andrade's metaphorical anthropophagy. His works are an anachronistic crossover of characters and situations from Brazil's past and present history, that remain a current acid criticism of Brazilian society that questions political and aesthetic concerns. Authored by curator Denise Mattar, the book features critical texts by Roberto Pontual and Frederico Morais, and an interview with French critic Nicolas Bourriaud by José Teixeira de Brito.

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Summary:	Glauco Rodrigues (1928-2004) was one of the few Brazilian artists who has, in fact, exercised the principles of Oswald de Andrades metaphorical anthropophagy. His works are an anachronistic crossover of characters and situations from Brazils past and present history, that remain a current acid criticism of Brazilian society that questions political and aesthetic concerns. Authored by curator Denise Mattar, the book features critical texts by Roberto Pontual and Frederico Morais, and an interview with French critic Nicolas Bourriaud by José Teixeira de Brito.
Physical Description:	208 pages : illustrations ; 27 cm.
ISBN:	9788589063722 8589063720