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The early 20th century in Mexico was marked by a series of social, cultural, and political transformations. European neoclassical artistic influences began to be heavily questioned, and muralism—adopted by the government as a strategy to educate the Mexican people—began to incorporate new narratives, including indigenous and ancestral cultures, while celebrating the revolutionary process.
Collaborative practices between artists and architects intensified during this period. This course seeks to explore and discuss the intersections between art and architecture from 1910 to 1979, based on the work of key figures from this era: Juan O'Gorman and Diego Rivera (1920s–1930s); Mario Pani and Carlos Mérida (the construction of the University City and plastic integration in the 1940s–1950s); Luis Barragán and Mathias Goeritz (1940s–1950s); and Pedro Ramírez Vázquez and La Ruta de la Amistad (1968), concluding with the Espacio Escultórico (1979).

Romano Guerra Editora, Pistache Editorial, and the Instituto Brasiliana are launching the book "Cidade, Gênero e Infância" (City, Gender, and Childhood), edited by Rodrigo Mindlin Loeb and Ana Gabriela Godinho Lima. Focused on a fundamental societal commitment—ensuring the healthy development of young children—the publication aims to become a reference for architects, urban planners, and professionals across various fields who work in urban territories and promote development and empowerment for women and children.

Through March 31, ZIV Gallery is hosting Expo ZIV Mulheres, with activities taking place at Beco do Batman and the Istituto Europeo di Design (IED) São Paulo, located in Higienópolis. The art exhibition brings together works by Brazilian artists and Afghan photographers. Throughout March, ZIV is also hosting a series of discussion circles covering topics such as violence against women, gender and identity, and the challenges faced by women.

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The skin sees, the eye thinks. Space—and therefore place—is perceived through all the senses. What influences this perception? How can the senses be stimulated to think and, in doing so, open new perspectives of perception?
We aim to experience, capture, and understand this mutual influence in an experimental, playful, and unique way: a sensitive representation of the history of Presidente Prudente: THE THINKING SENSES.

Italian Design Day (IDD), created by the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, reaches its sixth edition in 2022 and will be celebrated in Brazil with an online event on March 23. The event is promoted by the Italian Cultural Institutes of São Paulo (IIC-SP) and Rio de Janeiro (IIC Rio), with institutional support from the Embassy of Italy in Brasília and the Italian consular network in Brazil. The event is held in collaboration with the Istituto Europeo di Design (IED).

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The RUÍNA Materiais Catalog is an initiative that aims to rethink construction and demolition materials through the lens of REUSE. By selecting materials ready for reintroduction into projects, construction sites, or directly into homes, workplaces, and beyond, RUÍNA seeks to encourage circular production chains, helping to reduce the volume of demolition waste while providing quality materials with minimal environmental impact. We seek partnerships with initiatives involved in the disposal, dismantling, or demolition of spaces, as well as with producers who have surplus materials without a designated use.

Archathon is Brazil's largest creativity laboratory, where architecture and design firms develop various interior solutions for a single brief.

The Professional Master’s Program in Architecture, Urbanism, and Design at Belas Artes cordially invites you to the Inaugural Lecture, to be delivered by Prof. Dr. José Tavares Correia de Lira (FAUUSP):
Production Studies and the Historiography of Architecture (and Design)

On Friday, March 11, the launch of Recorte will take place in São Paulo. The magazine, focused on design and creativity, is produced, edited, and funded by a community of designers, illustrators, and creative industry professionals.

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