Transatlantic Modernities between Brazil and Austria.
Koordinator_innen: Prof. Ana Magalhães (Museum of Contemporary Art of the University of São Paulo) und Prof. Sabeth Buchmann (Akademie der bildenden Künste Wien).
Eingeladene Forscher_innen und Künstler_innen: Claudia Augustat, Ana Avelar, Denilson Baniwa, Jens Baumgarten, Laura Erber, Dominika Glogowski, Christian Kravagna, Guilherme Mata, Susanne Neubauer/ Marcelo Mari, Sérgio Martins, Luís Camillo Osório, Valéria Piccoli, Mariana Sombrio, and Camila Sposati.
In diesem Jahr feiert Brasilien den zweihundertsten Jahrestag seiner Unabhängigkeit (1822-2022), während gleichzeitig die Narrative der Moderne, die aus der sogenannten Semana de Arte Moderna von 1922 hervorgegangen sind, neu bewertet werden. Dieses Forschungsseminar lädt Wissenschaftler und Künstler ein, Themen zu diskutieren, die kürzlich in den Bereichen Geschichte, Theorie und Kritik der visuellen Künste erforscht wurden und dazu beigetragen haben, ein neues Licht auf den kulturellen und künstlerischen Austausch im Rahmen der transnationalen Begegnungen zwischen Österreich und Brasilien zu werfen.
Details zu den einzelnen Termine in englischer Sprache.
Program
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The parrot and the rabbit
Ana Magalhães & Sabeth Buchmann: presentation of the programme
As part of the lecture series Transatlantic Modernities between Brazil and Austria.
Lecture by Camila Sposati
Online via Zoom
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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Cancelled: Lecture with artist Denilson Baniwa
This lecture had to be cancelled due to health reasons. As part of the lecture series Transatlantic Modernities between Brazil and Austria.
Research Webinar
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Online via Zoom
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