Orientador: Maria de Fatima Morethy Couto / Dissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Instituto de Artes / Made available in DSpace on 2018-08-10T21:25:01Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Zago_RenataCristinadeOliveiraMaia_M.pdf: 48022679 bytes, checksum: 638b1ca5a6beaceab85f0963934c9c4d (MD5) Previous issue date: 2007 / Resumo: Os Salões de Arte Contemporânea de Campinas aconteceram no Museu de Arte Contemporânea de Campinas de 1965 a 1977, sendo posteriormente retomados, em duas edições, nos anos 1980. Inicialmente realizados nos mesmos moldes de um salão tradicional foram, ao longo de suas edições, modificando seu caráter e sua estrutura. O certame pretendia, além de mostrar a produção de arte emergente naquela época, discutir como deveria ser organizado um Salão de Arte. Tais eventos, que no início obtiveram pequeno destaque, aos poucos se transformaram em acontecimentos de grande relevância, procurados por artistas do Brasil todo. Podemos dividir as exposições em dois momentos: no primeiro, de 1965 a 1969, as obras eram inscritas nas categorias estéticas tradicionais. No segundo, houve uma grande preocupação dos organizadores da mostra em atualizá-la, assim como acontecia em exposições de mesmo caráter em outros locais do Brasil, como em São Paulo e Rio de Janeiro. O estudo faz um levantamento da trajetória destas exposições, realizadas nos anos 1960 e 70, procurando dar ênfase às diretrizes que as nortearam e ao tipo de arte que abrigaram / Abstract: The Campinas Contemporary Art Salons took place in the Campinas Contemporary Art Museum from 1965 to 1977, being afterwards resumed in two editions in the 1980s. Initially realized in the same moulds of a traditional salon, they gradually modified their character and structure in the course of its editions. Besides showing the emergent art production of that time, the initiative aimed at discussing how an Art Salon should be organized. Such events, which initially obtained little prominence, gradually became highly relevant happenings, attracting artists from all parts of Brazil. We can divide the exhibitions into two moments: in the first, from 1965 to 1969, the artworks were inscribed in the traditional aesthetic categories. In the second, there was a great concern from the show¿s organizers in updating it, as it was happening in exhibitions of the same kind in other venues in Brazil, such as São Paulo e Rio de Janeiro. The study surveys these exhibitions¿ trajectories, realized in the 1960s and 70s, highlighting the rules which guided them and the kind of art they sheltered. / Mestrado / Mestre em Artes

Orientador: Nelson Alfredo Aguilar / Tese (doutorado) - Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Instituto de Filosofia e Ciencias Humanas / Made available in DSpace on 2018-08-12T04:59:05Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Andrade_RodrigoVivas_D.pdf: 2437271 bytes, checksum: 53789e24f5454b5d4e957822c5307ee5 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2008 / Resumo: Encontra-se, nessa tese, o estudo das obras premiadas nos Salões Municipais de Belas Artes (SMBAs) de Belo Horizonte na década de 1960 e a transformação do SMBA em Salão Nacional de Arte Contemporânea (SNAC) em 1969. Para tanto, tornou-se necessário o entendimento das modificações do cenário artístico de Belo Horizonte iniciadas pelos confrontos entre acadêmicos, representados por Aníbal Matos, e os modernos reunidos nas exposições: Zina Aita em 1920, Salão Bar Brasil 1936, Exposição Moderna em 1944. Entende-se como a consolidação da arte moderna a vinda de Alberto da Veiga Guignard para fundar uma Escola de Artes, assim com as medidas modernizadoras de Juscelino Kubstchek, enquanto prefeito da capital mineira. Esse cenário e pinturas desses artistas são estudados na primeira parte da tese. Na década de 1960, os SMBAs abandonam o viés regional e passam a contar com a participação de artistas e críticos fundamentalmente do Rio de Janeiro e São Paulo. Para a compreensão desses acontecimentos, são analisadas as pinturas premiadas, nos Salões Municipais de Belas Artes, responsáveis por constituir o acervo do Museu de Arte da Pampulha. Para finalizar a tese, buscou-se compreender a emergência da arte contemporânea, na capital mineira, através do estudo das manifestações: Vanguarda Brasileira (1966), Objeto e Participação e Do Corpo à Terra (1970) que propunham a destruição do suporte do objeto artístico, da desmaterialização da obra de arte, assim como o questionamento dos SMBAs. / Abstract: This thesis is about the study of masterpieces awarded at the Fine Arts Municipal Salons of Belo Horizonte (SMBAs) in the 1960s and the transformation of the SMBA into The Contemporay Art National Salon (SNAC) of Belo Horizonte in 1969. To make it possible, it was necessary to understand the modifications of the artistic scene of Belo Horizonte considering the relations among the academic experts, represented by Aníbal Matos and the modern ones present in exhibitions such as: Zita Aita 1920, Salão Bar Brasil, 1936, Exposição Moderna 1944. The starting points of the modern art consolidation can be considered when Alberto da Veiga Guignard inaugurated a School of arts and the fact that that Juscelino Kubstchek, the major of Belo Horizonte (the capital of the State of Minas Gerais) had modern politics. That scene and the paintings of the artists are studied in the first part of this thesis. In the 1960s, the SMBAs spread their influence beyond the region and receive participations of artists and critics especially from Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo. To understand these events better, some awarded paintings are analyzed in the SMBA, responsible for keeping the Pampulha Art Musem objects. To conclude the thesis, there was an attempt to understand the emergency of the contemporary arts in the capital of Minas Gerais through the study of some art events such as: Vanguarda Brasileira 1966, Objeto e Participação and Do Corpo à Terra 1970. These events had the aims of destroying the support of the artistic object, the dematerialization of masterpiece and the questioning of the SMBAs. / Doutorado / Historia da Arte / Doutor em História da Arte

The thesis Mannerist Tapestries in the Czech Republic is focusing on the topic of mannerist tapestries in the Czech Republic. So far this subject remains, in both czech and foreign professional literature, without any greater attention and if the topic is mentioned, the expressions "late renaissance", "mannerism" and "early baroque" are very often mixed. For this reason, it is necessary to define "mannerist tapestry", based on formal analysis, comparison and focusing on cultural-historical background. After this theoretical part, it will be possible to place certain tapestries to this very short art period or vice versa to exclude them. The main part is focused on mannerist tapestries from the castles, museums, ect. of the Czech Republic and their inclusion in the European context. Key words Mannerism, Tapestry, Decorative arts of the16th century, Art collections from the Czech Republic

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As home to 40 collections of technical and scientific objects and to the artworks it owns, TUD Dresden University of Technology boasts a large and significant stock of historical and contemporary artefacts from teaching, research and art.

There would be no University art without a campus and the institute buildings. Incorporated in the Office for Academic Heritage, Scientific and Art Collections (OAH) since 2003, the extensive Art Collections of the TUD Dresden University of Technology span many genres and date back to the founding of the Technical School in 1828. They are closely connected to building activities and campus planning, that is to the University buildings at changing locations over two centuries. The majority of these buildings are listed as individual monuments and are under the special protection of the Free State of Saxony.

of PhD Theses The Thesis is centred around the influence the Lazansky of Bukova aristocratic family had on the artistic environment in the Czech lands from the 16th to 20th century. On the background of their cultural-historical monograph, the author introduces the individual family member's construction and patronage activities, the development of their art collections and the wider context. Using the interdisciplinary research, the author con- fronts the results of his own work with the conclusions of previous researchers. He chal- lenges some of the earlier hypotheses for the Early Modern Age and draws from the untapped sources a wealth of information about the Lazansky family cultural activities in the modern history. He compares the resulting summary with the realizations of other aristocratic families in the Czech lands and in Central Europe. The author's efforts result is the first comprehensive view of the Lazansky of Bukova family in the wider context of cultural history, and in the rehabilitation of their role in artistic patronage. Keywords: Lazansky of Bukova, Marie Gabriela Lazansky, Prokop Lazansky, patronage, art collections, noble families, Manetin, Rabstejn nad Strelou, Chyse, Lubenec.

Annotation: The work is dedicated to tapestries from Prague Castle collections, hanging in the State Rooms and the ones that are stored in Prague Castle depository. The tapestries always played an important role in decorating the interior and still help to create a festive atmosphere of this place, usually not accessible to the public. The author focuses on detailed identification of three baroque series known as Anthony and Cleopatra and Months of the year. The serie Anthony and Cleopatra dates back to the turn of the 17th and the 18th centuries. Convolutes of the tapestries of the cycle Months of the year (represented at Prague Castle in two ways - figurally and non-figurally) were made at the beginning of the 18th century as well as in the years 1728-1736. The tapestry on the theme of the life of Anthony and Cleopatra consists of eight pieces. Seven of them belong to an elementary part of Prague Castle collection, the eighth is in Vienna. The serie Months of the year has a similar history. It consists of ten pieces, nine of them are situated at Prague Castle, the tenth is again in Vienna. Longstory short, the work is dedicated to baroque tapestries that help to create genius loci of Prague Castle. After a brief introduction providing the informative insight into the issue, the explanation of the history...

In the interwar period, Prague became one of the important centers of immigration from the former Russian empire, mostly thanks to the receptive stance of the fledgling republic and its political representation. This dissertation, dedicated to the visual art scene of "Russian Prague", does not confine itself to only consider artists who found themselves in exile in Czechoslovakia. Rather, it focuses on the position of Prague within the larger network of contacts of the Russian diaspora as such, and surveys relations of the local exile community with other émigré centers, especially Paris. By engaging perspectives of institutional frameworks, acquisition practices and strategies, as well as their political motivations, this study takes the Russian art collection of the Karásek Gallery, state purchases of Russian art, the Archive and Collection of Slavonic Art at the Slavonic Institute, the Scythian group and the permanent art exhibition of the Russian Cultural-Historical Museum as symptomatic examples that reveal the shifting boundaries of the notion of "Russian art outside Russia." It also brings the artistic production of the interwar period into conversation with that of the art traditions of pre-revolutionary Russia. All the described phenomena are characterized by rich international contacts and a...

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