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Art by Rene Nascimento

Abstract by Rene Nascimento

VISUAL ART / MoMA

Evening Classes: Introduction to Brazilian Modern Art at MoMA Instructor: Karen Grimson (curatorial assistant of Tarsila's Exhibition) When: 4 Classes: March 15; March 22; March 29; April 5 Time: 7:00 PM - 8:50 PM Price: Nonmember $355, Member $325, Student/Educator Museum Staff $250 More info and Registration click HERE   About the classes   This class offers an overview of the artists and artworks that radicalized the visual arts scene in Brazil during the first half of the 20th century. Focusing on the emergence of Brazilian modernism during the seminal “Semana de Arte Moderna” of 1922 in São Paulo, this class will take a chronological approach, drawing connections between the release of the Manifesto Antropófago in 1928 and the subsequent generation of artists who revived the movement’s influence in the 1950s and ’60s.  We will visit the Museum’s galleries, including the exhibition Tarsila do Amaral: Inventing Modern Art in Brazil, and the Museum’s study centers, where we will look closely at selected works pulled from storage especially for this class.   Bio Karen Grimson is a curatorial assistant in MoMA’s Department of Drawings and Prints and has been involved in the organization of the exhibition Tarsila do Amaral: Inventing Modern Art in Brazil, the first monographic exhibition in the US devoted to the Brazilian artist.    The Consulate General of Brazil in New York is a sponsor of the exhibition  "Tarsila do Amaral: Inventing Modern Art In Brazil"

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John Ford o modelo goiano segue carreira internacional na 
Big 
Apple.

Disposto a mostrar que é muito  mais que um rosto bonito (e um corpo idem), o jovem goiano faz parte de um time de modelos brasileiros acaba de estrear sua carreira como modelo internacional.

Desde que se mudou para New York em 2015, para uma intensa temporada de estudos,  John Ford aproveitou a capital fashionista para explorar seus talentos que vão além dos atributos físicos. Lançado como modelo em Nova York, através de uma assessoria de profissionais brasileiros, como o fotografo Denny Silva e a assessora paulista Maria Emilia Genovesi, o jovem goiano resolveu dedicar-se às campanhas que tratam sobre o lifestyle de Nova York, onde as pessoas vivem sob diferentes pontos de vista. 

As campanhas que incluem John Ford Model falam  sobre tendências de moda no "Gray Style", que passa grande parte de seu dia fazendo visitas as locações de cinema mais famosas de Nova York em "Pipoca Rosa". 

John Ford acaba de retornar aos EUA, após visita aos avós maternos e de sua mãe , a jornalista Sula Costa, que está o Brasil, residindo em São Paulo atualmente.

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