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“Focus on a goal and don't look back. The past no longer exists, What lies ahead depends on your attitude in this, it means, now.” by Giovani de Arruda Campos

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[dropcap]Yes[/dropcap] a great pleasure to introduce the new website columnist artworks, an expert in organizational psychology, Giovani de Arruda Campos. He is Coordinator and faculty member at the University Paulista-UNIP/Campus Sorocaba. Teacher with 8 years of experience in undergraduate and graduate courses in different institutions of higher education of the State of São Paulo, … Read more

"Contemporary Brazilian Art: great investment option!"by Alexandre Romanini

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Every crisis brings opportunities, says the popular Buzzword. With a retraction 3,8% in GDP and accumulated inflation of 10,67% in 2015, more complicated economic forecasts for 2016, some media vehicles ever prophesy that the worst economic crisis ever experienced by the country. In this scenario, There was also a substantial strengthening of the dollar, with … Read more

Mondrian exhibition by Rosangela Vig

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(…) So this color painting out loud Colors straight Naked, hot colors. Your only light painting, Clara construction of this build of course made from the no. (…) This paint can, With their cold blast, Stir the soul Withers, Of indifference or acídia. And launch while doing The soul … Read more

The PontoArt Gallery celebrates the "94 Years of 22 art week" by Edmundo Chandra

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The PontoArt Gallery celebrates the "94 Years of 22 art week", with the fourth edition of its collective exhibition, artistic and literary tour event, depicting the modernist event. Inspired na historic week 1922, better known as the Modern Art Week, the PontoArt Gallery carries out of 18 of February to 05 March … Read more

Interior Design Cla. Art culture by Rosangela Vig

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The beautiful art can have a theme and get a standard size. Is the artist to explore in depth their creativity and for her transit, with your thinking, by means of shapes and colors. Was this the intention of the art curator Paco de Assis, by proposing one more exhibition. The theme … Read more

IV Cultural Shows YES (Sustainability, Exchange and movement) by Rosângela Vig

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Maybe not sufficient experience and energy to that culture is widespread and, with her, education. Still it takes a passionate spirit, able to get interest in other, so contagious and definitive. This is the impetus that drives the Cultural Centre of Eunápolis, in Bahia, curated by … Read more

Retrospective 2015 Rosângela Vig

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Rosângela Vig, art columnist, artist and Professor of art history, wrote articles for the site in fantastic 2015. A beauty without equal, presented in poetic form periods of art history, wowing us with the knowledge and works of art chosen to illustrate the texts. Saiba mais sobre Rosângela Vig! … Read more

Retrospective 2015 Edmundo Cavalcanti

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The art columnist and also artist Edmund Chandra, We toasted with incredible wonderful artists materials throughout 2015. Are renowned artists or new talent, the your order is always disclose much art. Learn more about Edmund Chandra! . Check below: . Maria dos Anjos “A heart full of art” Maria dos Anjos … Read more

Pinacoteca of the Associação Paulista de Medicina, Exhibition-catalog release by Rosangela Vig

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Sonnet to Lasar Segall From inscrutable in what you paint As in a wide space of agonies Unmarkable paint music Burning in the lucidity of cold things: So pathetic you are, so sleepy Colors that my eyes mortify Between crusted greens and gray Rust in the prelude to metals. What secret covers the old patina Where … Read more

Mini Illuminated Installations by Rosangela Vig

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You don't want to be No limits to keep ambiciones your way. Eternity is very long. And inside it you move, eternal. Be what comes and what goes. Without form. No term. As a large diffuse light. Daughter of no Sun. (MEIRELES, 1982, Canto XV) And the light theme, invaded small … Read more

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