Brazil

We invite you to the launch events and a conversation with the editor, Marcelo Mari:

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Artistic calendars have long been a fixture of global culture. From the most celebrated examples, such as those produced by Pirelli, to the Vatican’s own editions, they have consistently served as a medium for presenting art beyond the confines of museums and galleries. Building on this tradition, photographer Ed Beltrão announces the launch of his latest visual project, the Bahia, ensaio sutil [Bahia, a Subtle Essay] calendar. Following the success of his 2021 book, Temperança, Beltrão once again captivates audiences with a collection of images that uniquely capture the essence of Bahia.

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Piracicaba to host regional forum on decent housing as public health in November

Those familiar with the multicolored fractals of visual artist, sculptor, and muralist Tché Ruggi—scattered across cities ranging from São Paulo, where he began around 2000, to Kassel, Germany—will encounter works that reveal a new perspective. Far from abandoning spray paint cans and techniques, Tché promotes what he calls a "purification" through the works that make up the exhibition S E N S U S—experiencing something through the senses and reason—which opens on September 28.

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PUC Minas Architecture and Urbanism programs host international guests.

Green Building Day is an event that will bring together creative and detail-oriented professionals who value quality architecture, with the goal of expanding the horizons of sustainable architecture, honing skills, and exploring the true potential of innovative and sustainable architectural design.

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