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The Casa do Pequeno Cidadao is an institution. wiotch have as main objective take care of childers, who had no families or that the families didn't welcome them.
In the house, they have some programmes for eduaction for the childrens such as formal education, School Monitoring and Complementary Education. In relation to their families, the house has some flexibility for the visits. The visits are normally scheduled at weekends, with the purpose of extending this family relationship. What i was most impression about was the infrastructure that they have. It is a very clean and organized place for the childers ans also, they have big space for them to have fun, with is very important. The only thing that bothered me was the design of the place, it is all white, with no colors at all, looking like a hospital. And that is why we want this project to go forward, because it is an intervention that is necessary for them to like their house and fill comfortable on it.

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*Visual artist
*Her space of exhibitions on from museums to the street.
*Her job is , using visual art,  address the daily oppressive experiences of marginalized people through  drawn and painted portraits.
*"Stop Telling Women to Smile" is one of her projects that she draw some woman on a poster with a phrase with a big effect to the viewer, like: "Harassing woman does not prove your masculinity".
*A very important point is the size of these posters. They contain meters of height, that is, there is no way to go through an environment in which it is exposed and not see. The purpose of this, in my opinion, was to really bring the public's attention so that they pay attention to what is happening around them.

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*Khama photography's are smooth, two-dimensional surfaces by building sculptures and collages entirely out of photographs
* Her work has a very precise level of detail and delicacy also, to form all the portraits that she does and all the photographs too.
* I was inspired by Justine to make my 3d object. I cut out an old photo I had and cut it into several take and depoid pasted on the tips, to give a movement and an interactive sense to her.

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John Baldessari is a conceptual artist, well-known in his area and in his time. In one of his projects, the main purpose of the artist was to give a new meaning to his works, burning all of him in a crematorium. This movement was in the summer of 1970 and it is not known until today the total of works that were burned.
The main criticism of this work was to show the importance of each work that was burned and, mainly, the creation of another work on top of others, which in the opinion of the artist himself was his best work.
This work had a great influence on my work because I gave a new meaning and a new look to the old photos used in my work. My main goal was to make people not look at the photos with distress but rather with affection, of being focused on each of them, with their particular stories.

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In writing, ascender is the part of a lower-case letter that is taller than the font's x-height.

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*Conceptual artist.
*His work is often made using collage and the appropriation of pre-existing images such as postcards, film stills, and publicity photographs.
*John with his maximum precision in his collages, manages to transform old photos, that for some it does not have meaning, in a work of art, that, by the way with the artist does, ends up creating new personalities.
*The way the artist fits one figure in the other, in my vision, it seems that space was already destined for the image. He can manages to capture the essence of photography in a way that brings together two completely different narratives and they connect.

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Henrique is a Brazilian reelance illustrator and graphic designer. His work is based illustration, he made some GIFs too, always very colourful and not too realistic, some drawings that are almost abstract. I really liked his style, their drawings are too delicated and the mix of colours I liked very much, the mix are very consisted.
I think that all of his work is digital, but the way he work and the brushers , give the impression of something made by hand.

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*Militão de Queiroz Filho, the author of #ELENÃO, is an artist who works mainly with typography. Militão had just joined to the LGBTS group, against the candidate Jair Bolsonaro. A group of women asked him to make an art to advertise on social networks with the hashtag #elenão. The artist had no idea that his poster was going to take the proportion that it took. He created it with the intuition to help the movement, to make the tag gain strength. He thought of creating something that would really draw attention.
*An interesting part of this was that, as Militão had not placed credits, no one knew who the author was, but was very moved because he contributed a lot to this fight.
* His job will always be reminder for us, for the strength it has taken

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Magic Lantern is a software add-on, that you can put on your camera and it gaves you more functionality and recouses for cameras HDSLR from Canon. This software was a lot of functions, like
Audio Controls, Exposure, CONTROL, Image Overlays, movie, shoot, focus, display among others.

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Zootrope was a machine ceated in 1834, composed by a circular drum with small jagged windows, thourgh which the viewer looks at drawings arranged in strips. Its rotates, and the drum creates an illusion of apparent motion.

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This machine is very similar to Zootrope. Is the successor of the Zootrop.e I has the same operation, but has one thing more on his gear:  it repalced the cracks from Zootrop into a circle full of mirrors, so the reflexions of the imagens apears more or less, standing in position as the wheel rotated.

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The dark camera consists of a box with a hole in one of the faces. The light reflected by an external object, enters on this role, crosses the box and reach the surface, where they form an invert image of the object. The operation of the dark camera is most part physical. The smaller is the hole, the sharper of the image is formed, since the possibility of other light beams is much lower.

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Shadow theather is a old mode of story telling and entertainment art, that uses shadow puppets.The imagem is produced by dolls or humans´shadows , and can have different colours and other types of details.

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Serif, in typography is a small line added on the end of each letter or symbol.

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Sans-Serif is a lettering that doesn't the extended "serifs" on the end of each letter

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In writing, Ligature means when two or three letters are joined in a single word.

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The cap height in typography is the height of the uppercase letters.

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In typography, the x-height  is the distance between the baseline and the mean line of lower-case letters in a typeface.

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The bowl, in typography, is the curved part of the character that encloses the circular or curved parts (counter) of some letters such as d, b, o, D, B and q.

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the distance between two baselines of lines of type.

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Kerning, in typography is the process of adjusting the space between the letters millimetrically in a proportional way.

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Are units of measurement most commonly used for typesetting and design.

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The Em  Dash is used to make a break between parts of a sentence. The Em Dash puts a nice pause in the text—and it is underused in professional writing.

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*Artist, former, typographer.
* Creator of the FUTURA typography (big success !)
* Book - "Die Typographie als Kunst"
*Great site (bellow)
*1878 - 1956

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Tipografia, Tipos e letras, composição, layout, Design gráfico de Paulo Heitlinger. E-books, Typeface design, Kulturas

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Tipografia, temas relacionados com a história e actualidade dos tipos e da caligrafia. E-Books e fontes

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Joseph was an artist, film maker. He was know for his project with boxes, that were created with found objects. This boxes always has an fronted glass and the collage inside was based in a combination between Constructivism and Surrealism. Some of them are interactive.

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* Conceptual artist.
* "Date paintings" (this work consisted of several canvas, which were painted daily by Oh Kawara. They had attached the date, very minimalist and depending on the country that the artist was, he wrote the date according to the shape of writing of each country , have different colors. One hypothesis discussed during the lessons was that the colors related to the artist's mood on the day and at the time he painted the canvas.
* Something I liked about Oh Kawara´s work was the minimalism of the canvas , that that even if they are simple, they can have a big meaning behind, an important date, something that marked the life of the artist.

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*Works with photography, text, sculpture, and performance.
*The Innocents: documents the stories of people who served a time in prison for violent crimes, that they didn't commit. The most interesting about it is the effect and the sensation of seeing this work. An anguish, a work that really makes us thought about the world.

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*Not my style of exhibition, has a very broad concept of art, which I still do not know much about.
* LIKED: Anibal López
I did not know the artist. I was drawn to the concept behind the works, most of them critics, abortion, or the value of art nowadays. Some of them, with very strong images, or paintings that call our attention. One of his works, I did not have a very exposed criticism, but I liked the simplicity of the painting, the minimalism, which I like very much

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* Graphic Designer.
* His work is based on posters, for bands and tours, while also collaborating on projects with companies and organisations.
*LIKED: His style is closer to minimaslism, witch im fan, and the colours he used are in pastels tones, that give to the work an serenity .

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This work, done by the artist Antonio Ballester, takes the title of "Vivam os Campos Livres". All the mushrooms that are part of the installation were made by children, students of the CEU's in São Paulo. The context, according to the artist, was to talk about growth, and that children had to enter in some way in this work. Along with this collection, the artist also counts some pictures, representing rain, sun and humus, for the. mushroom growth.
I found the idea incredible, the size of this collection is very impressive! And the participation of children for the work, gave an even more special tone. Each mushroom is different from the other, has its particularities, representing each one who participated in the installation.

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Artists that are testing the limits of glass-making 

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Artists that are testing the limits of glass-making 

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* Thaddeus Wolfe is becoming famous , on the design world, for his  glass sculptures, vases and lamps, which looks like  crystal formations that were from subterranean caverns. He uses gypsum silica molds to create the colorful shapes. The molds from the sculptures are destroyed  during the cutting and polishing  stage of the process, so each object comes out unique.
* This is an inspiration, because its not an convenient way to use glass, that I can maybe use in a another project! In a certain way, his job fits in my collection because it is made of glass bottles, but the way it presents this sculpture, it does not relate very much to mine, but it is also an inspiration.

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* American typography that uses a range of techniques and style in his works.

*He is best known for his large-scale paintings of black-stencilled type on white canvas backgrounds, that give a big impact to the viewer.

*These works have some abbreviated words, making it slightly and more difficult for the viewer to perceive and establish a relationship \ sense of the work
* LIKED: I have a very keen sense of aesthetics and organization, which sometimes disturbs me in some works, but it inspires me when I see jobs  such as Christopher, who has a very specific symmetry and care, that attracts me a lot!

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Austrian graphic designer and famous typography designers who is very well known for his album cover design and has a reputation for producing really interesting and evocative typography art.
He has designed album covers for Lou Reed, OK Go, The Rolling Stones, David Byrne, Jay Z, Aerosmith and Pat Metheny.
*LIKED: His work is so clear and visible. The covers of albums always with several elements, but it is visible a communication between them, very cool! Its mounts in the computer are simply sensational, it is very clear everything that is put and it does not look like a collage.

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Michael introduced me to this photographer on our first crit. he thought my photo from inside the bottle looked a lot like cbeatz852's work.
cbeatz852 is a photographer who takes photos of Philadelphia's unusual perspectives.
I loved the style should, because it is not just city photos, that anyone can take. The angles he gets in these photos are simply stunning, that you can not imagine how he managed.

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* Feminist art began with the intention of passing to society the vision of women and how they were seen before it.
* Before, the space for women in the field of art was always denied, simply because we were women. After much struggle, including in political areas for this idea to change, women sought to expand the definition of fine art, and started to incorporate a high range of artistic perspectives.
* The "first wave" of feminism: women's right movements, until women received the power to vote, in 1920.
*The "second wave" of feminism: Began to work directly on the struggle for gender equality, including a statement of purpose to make the struggle even more explicit.

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*digital artist and illustrator.
* Her clients range from fashion brand to design agencies worldwide.
* She won the Young Illustrator Award.
* Her paints are so real and delicate. She pass for people this sensibility in her work.

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The artist is trained in fashion design, but realized that. I did not really like the business when I started working. She dropped everything and when she saw it, she was already involved with the drawings and murals she painted all over the world.
I met this artist by instagram and I was amazed by her work. I found it very beautiful because they are drawings of wonderful women and with a palette of colors that I identify and use a lot: black, white, gray and sometimes a very light pink. Pastel tones that, in my opinion, harmonize a lot and give a sense of tranquility, in the case of Hanna's work.
She also adds to her work a few phrases, or sometimes, just words, in a letter that has fits directly with the paintings.

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Artist, author and animator. His work appears regularly on the covers of  The New Yorker and on The New York Times Magazine.
Christoph's work mixes drawing with objects. He can put together in a very unexpected way, with very improbable objects and complete the work in a very creative way. His drawing also has his traces that are already known, always simple and are made with watercolor or with a type of ink that seems very watery.

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Art director/miniature photographer. I knew the artist's work by the instagram and I was shocked by the precision of the work and also by the care and creativity.
He has a project called "MINIATURE CALENDAR" which consists of making a miniature a day and put into his instagram. Each year, this project becomes better known and recognized by Tatsuya's creativity.

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Magdiel is a artist/creative director.
He does amazing collages and assemblies, mixing photography, Flores and kind of a psychedelic effect. It has so much colours and amazingly, doesn´t look like a mess, all the colours combine.

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*Artist and illustrator
*Video "Creative Minds" with Roberta Laas: Roberta explains that she has Synesthesia, which would be a different link between synapses. She says that when she listens to songs, she sees colors, or when she read some books, colors appear in her brain. Roberta thinks that this is a gift in fact, that with this she is forced to "expel" her thoughts and make them into illustrations.
Another interesting part of the interview is when the artist talks about her creative process. Roberta prefers. working at night, says that it is a moment where the lights are lower, there is not so much noise and then she can connect with the right part of her brain. Often the breeder wakes up and does not remember what she did the night before, and when she looks at her work, she is enchanted again.

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*Designer and illustrator.
* She does greeting cards, wedding stationary, patterns and so many illustrations.
*Her job is very delicate and se uses a typography that it pleases me very much, because its simple soft.
*About her patterns, I will inspired my self to do the cover of my ZINE.She does some with mixed plants and flowers, which fits perfectly in the style of my zine.

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Casa Plana contains books / zines from thousands of artists and writers. Almost all, contains only one version, so they become much special.
It is also a cafe, a work station, library and center for courses and editorial studies,
of graphic and artistic design.
*** From a book I saw, what caught my attention was its packaging. It was a kind of envelope made of bubble paper, with a pen. I figured something like that would fit perfectly in my work, making this game with the very delicate flowers and the bubble wrap "wrapping the zine / flowers" so they would not break.

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*Graphic Designer
*Lila works with editing of art and images, produces notebooks, makes exhibitions, graphic projects, makes posters and among other projects.
* What calls my attention was that Lila have a way of things very clear, that , in some projects, could have some much objects, but it always pass the impression of something clean and very minimalistic, that I love!

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*Ecuadorian artist, illustrator and comic artist
*In 2010, she was awarded the "En Vitrina" project air, due to a performance in which she spent fourteen days behind a glass, drawing what she saw on the street in front of her.
*Her work explores explores everyday, family relationships, sexuality, feminism and her own identity.
* Her features are very delicate, and the way she works, I like her very much.
*About her graphic novel , "Vírus Tropical", she talks about her life, in principal for the topics family, money, religion ,  work and love.
*One thing that I will definitively based on Power Paola, will be the cover of the "Vírus Tropical". It is formed with a lot of plants and the tittle is on a very flashy pink, that captures the reader's attention.

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*Space of independent publications in the center of São Paulo.
* In the beginning, the bank only sold books from the Lote 42 publisher. However, in recent years, it has opened its doors to other artists and now has publications from different publishers as well.
*Location: Rua Barão de Tatuí, 275, Santa Cecília.
*(dream of having a publication on Banca Tatuí)

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Graphic Design and Illustration (Fine Arts)

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Graphic Design and Illustration (Fine Arts)

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Jaygo Bloom, the coordinator of the course of graphic design and illustration, spoke a little with us about the course. He presented several references, like Jae ee, Metahaven, The Rodina that fit into this area.

At the beginning of the lecture, he asked us some questions to get out of the box in relation to the labels imposed in the field of art. This make the lecture more like a conversation about the house, not a formal presentation.

In this field of Fine Arts, the campus of work is very miscellaneous, you can work for a company, or by your self. You can be Fine Artist, Illustrator, Exhibition Designer , Graphic Designer, Printmaker  and among others several works.

I think that I will follow the way of fine arts, because I fit into it. On my projects, I always use something into this field, softwares, photography, draw . It is something that like doing it and the The probability that I will continue on this path is huge.

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Kevin Fenemore, the coordinator of BA (HONS) 3D COMPUTER ANIMATION & MODELLING, BA (HONS) 3D GAMES ART & DESIGN, BA (HONS) VISUAL EFFECTS FOR FILM AND TV and BA (HONS) 2D ANIMATION & CHARACTER FOR DIGITAL MEDIA present to us about his job and about the courses in EBAC.

My first impression was how laborious these courses seem to be and how amazing is the before and after. Kevin showed us some videos of how some series and movies are made with special effects and I was shocked at the way these transformations happen, the way we see the movie ready and how it is actually made.

This field, as well as graphic design and illustration, is very broad, given the number of courses that exist with the motion theme.
I don't thing this field is for me, as much as I was impressed by the thing that they can do, I don't have so much interest on the theme. I appreciate much more doing illustration, that I can pass things that I think, then doing visual effects or games.

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*Deniz is an artist who uses a lot of typography in her work through the necessary forms, as for example, in one of her trunks, there is the map of the state of Texas and inside, this written texas filled with the flag of the United States .. It is like if the artist creates a mask and with each job, she uses this mask and fills it with typography.
* For me, Deniz's work is sophisticated and well thought out, because when using typography, it takes this critical thinking about the alliance between the source and what is written and Deniz manages to harmonize this very well.

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*Feminist activist artists
*This group has as main objective the intersectional feminism that fights discrimination and supports human rights for all people and all genders.
*A very important point of the manifestations of this group is the fact that they always wear masks of gorillas, to keep the focus on the issues that are protesting, and away from who they might be.
*This group has already made its exhibitions, showing the world why this fight is so important, have passed through New York, Los Angeles, Minneapolis, Mexico City, Istanbul, London, Bilbao, Rotterdam, and Shanghai.
* This themes, are so important now a days, for erveybody to how that Is a real fight and all woman should fight together!

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*Gyongy is very famous and was marked in the art world by her sculptures. The artist works with different material, depending on the theme of the work. It has a collection of letters, which were built, some with twigs, others with wool or even with grass.
*it is very impressive the way she establishes relationships, such as the writing WAR, which is made of several pieces of wood and has a red blood line crossing the word, as if it were a stop sign for all the dead of this event.
*Another fact that I find very cool about Gyongy's work is the fact that, independently of the material, it always manages to make its facilities clean, without excess of materials, only what is necessary to understand the product.

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*Jung Lee is an artist who mixes photography and neon light. He can make the sentences fit perfectly in the space where he takes the photos. His photos make us think about ourselves and about who is around us.
*the lightness of photos and phrases, a minimalist style, without much effects, only the light and the landscape, this style of work pleases me a lot. The sentences and their meaning behind are not anything light, on the contrary, it finishes creating this balance between this landscape so soft and calm and the phrases that most often shock those who see the work.

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* Emory Douglas is the art director, designer, and main illustrator for The Black Panther newspaper, Douglas created images that became icons, with the purpose of representing black American struggles during the 1960s and 1970s.
*The language seen on Emory's posters was due to the movement that permeated the USA at that time, Pop Art, at its height in the 1960s, along with the beginning of the creation of armed resistance that fought for the rights of blacks in the country.
* All posters produced by the artist are very well elaborated in relation to the context between the text and the images, always very clear and do not need an explanation to be understood.

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* Designer, photographer and painter
*He was influenced by Russian Constructivism and defended the integration of technology and industry into design and the arts.
*Throughout his life, MN was active in Graphic Design, having worked a lot with Typography and also practicing photography and photomontage.
* Moholy considered typography as an instrument of communication.
* I loved the way he use the objects and different materials on his projects, it kind of give to the work a new perspective , very interesting.

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https://tudoela.com/flores-de-a-a-z/
In this website, I founded the meaning of all the flowers that I had to use in my project! Is very useful for another project that I will use flower!

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NO STRATA
* This installation has a dark space, full of plates connected to power circuits that, with this contact, made noise as if they were scenes. besides the energy tables, some projections were taking place through the room. At the end of the room was a window with a red filter and a panoramic view of São Paulo.
*My first impression was of fear, because as it was dark the place, I did not know where I was stepping in and, even more with the plates roaring at all times, I was very anxious to touch something. Despite of the feelings, it was very interesting the experience, passing between the boards, even with the weird feeling, was a great experience.

ENTRETER BY MOTTA & LIMA
* This second exhibition was very different from the other. Now a bright place and the facilities were mounts of amusement park toys, made with led. At first glance, I thought of this possibility but I was not sure about one of the installations which, in my view, did not look like a toy. But in the end, when I read the explanation of the works, i concluded that they were toys. It was very interesting, draws my attention art that includes light, it seems that gives a life and vibration art, very cool!

VIK MUNIZ - vista 360

* The artist's installations consist of "photos" of landscapes in São Paulo. However, if you get closer, note that the entire photo is made of scrap and mounted in a large space and then, taken a photo.
*I found Vik Muniz's ability to portray these landscapes very impressive. As soon as I saw the photos, I wondered how the mount had been: whether it had been made digitally, or if it dumped into a large space and made it on the same floor, building the prospects and it was just that. Beside the pictures, I had a movie explaining the process with photos and videos from the assembly of the photos.

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MILLÔR
* Millôr's exhibition is simply incredible. It features thousands of artists' cartoons, from different times. What struck me most was the way the artist synthesized the affairs of the day into phrases that were only two sentences and which contained all the subject  and feeling from behind which makes us think about the subjects.

INVING PENN
* Irving Penn was a photographer for VOGUE magazine for many years, but the exhibition is not only about the magazine, but about the photos the photographer took throughout his life.
* Overall, I loved Irving's perspective, especially from his portraits! However a part of it that does not surprise me much, not in the Irving Penn photos, but in a general context, they are pictures of still life. It's a subject and a photograph that does not call my attention at all and that, compared to the other photos of the photographer, they are far below expectations, in my opinion.

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* The exhibition of the artist Ai Weiwei is breathtaking. The way the artist works with different objects and textures is impressive. The way he introduces the subjects and relates them, in a very intriguing way, when you see them. the work for the first time, without knowing what it is, is very interesting, but when you know the meaning, the dimension of the thoughts gets much bigger.
*The life of Ai Weiwei was very complicated, due to political problems and associates with China, its country of origin, where it was much censored because of the subjects approached in its works. One thing that caught my attention was that despite everything that happened in his life (being arrested, having his passport seized, captured by the Chinese government), Ah does not fail to honor and tell the story of his country, somehow, in your works.

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* Graphic artist.
* He creates patterns and drawings for L’Occitane and Coca-Cola.
*André has a style in his work that pleases me a lot. his illustrations are not very detailed, but some of them contain several colors, which ends up leaving the ilistration very beautiful. One book I really liked was the AA- Acidic Anonymous. They are several black and white illustrations of two people who repeat themselves in various situations. What I liked the most was the simplicity of the drawing, in which it is possible to decipher everything that is being said.

I really liked the way he fills the pages in full, some painting the background, others with super minimalist designs that match the theme.

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*Brazilian illustrator.
* What most caught my attention in the artist's work were the color combinations she uses. are junctions that I had never thought would be good, and along with their illustrations that are not as thorough, but contain several objects, make the perfect junction.
*The work I liked the most was an illustration that the artist did for a magazine about a FAPESP research. the illustration with flowers I liked quite as it is delicate and brings the lightness of the flowers. but the element I found most unusual was the way she used a paper, shattering and forming as if it were the flowers flying around the page. I found a great deia to complete the page and the drawing with a harmony

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* Silvia is an architect but says that she preferred to work with image construction, and that she found herself in graphic design.
* The artist makes use of very strong colors in her works, which I usually do not like very much, but the way she puts them and her harmony with the rest of the colors, has a very cool effect!