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Brazil Pavilion draws attention to indigenous peoples

Brazil Pavilion draws attention to indigenous peoples

At this year's Venice Biennale, representatives from Brazil will shine a light on the indigenous peoples of their territory, once brought to the brink of extinction by colonial rule and who are now fighting to recover what was taken from them. Find out more here.

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What was the brutalism movement? How did it come about?

What was the brutalism movement? How did it come about?

The brutalist movement, which emerged in the middle of the 20th century, emerges as a unique architectural expression, challenging aesthetic conventions and proposing a raw and functional approach to design. Find out more here.

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The Legacy of Escola Espanhola from the 16th century

The Legacy of Escola Espanhola from the 16th century

The history of European art is punctuated by a series of movements and schools that have left indelible marks on artistic expression over the centuries. Find out more here.

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Post-impressionism: characteristics, artists and influence

Post-impressionism: characteristics, artists and influence

At the end of the 19th century, a group of daring artists challenged the artistic conventions of the time, ushering in an aesthetic revolution that would leave an indelible mark on the history of art. These visionaries were the Post-Impressionists, a movement that stood out as a bold and innovative response to Impressionism, which had already shaken the art world with its ephemeral representation of light and nature. Find out more here.

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