Toy - metal and agate cauldron, Inah Meirelles Faria Guimarães Collection. Photo: José Rosael/Hélio Nobre/Museu Paulista.
This theme will be addressed in five meetings throughout this semester, aimed at the production and improvement of entries in the digital encyclopedia. With the presence of researchers from the Museum, the edit-a-thons will feature discussions on topics such as the construction of gender relations through domestic spaces and objects, as well as the historical transformations that have occurred in Brazilian domestic interiors.
Image produced by the doCACAU organization. It features a photograph of the Cais do Sertão Museum in Recife, along with event information.
Promoted by the Academic Center of the Architecture and Urbanism program at UFJF (CACAU UFJF), the doCACAU audiovisual program aims to democratize architectural education for the community, integrating cultural and social knowledge as a means of extending learning beyond the university walls. The program includes internal initiatives focused on audiovisual production and architectural dialogues, which are also published on the Academic Center's media channels.
Portobello, a leader in the ceramic tile retail market, is hosting the 4th edition of its content forum, Archtrends Summit, on March 22nd through its trends and references platform, Archtrends. The event will take place during Expo Revestir in a 100% digital format, centered on the theme "A more sustainable, plural, and collaborative world," featuring prominent figures from design, architecture, and other creative fields.
Portobello is launching the second edition of Mostra Unlimited on March 23, concurrently with Expo Revestir. The exhibition features spaces designed by prominent figures in architecture and design across Brazil. This year, the installations will be hosted in 10 Portobello Shop locations in Rio de Janeiro, Belo Horizonte, Porto Alegre, São Paulo, Tijucas, Brasília, Ribeirão Preto, Maceió, and Recife. The 2021 Unlimited Experience collection, particularly the Portobello Lastras, serves as the exhibition's centerpiece.
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