MUSEUS

"A porta em que se entra nos museus ainda é demasiado estreita e nós esforçamo-nos por alargá-la".

Pierre Bourdieu (sociólogo francês)

FAKE

A FAKE é uma revista de moda e de tendências.

OBSCENA...A REVISTA É CLARO!

O TRIÂNGULO COR-DE-ROSA.

Richard Plant (July 22, 1910 – March 3, 1998) was a German-American writer. He is said to have written, in addition to the works published under his own name, several detective novels or Kriminalromane, on which he collaborated with Dieter Cunz and Oskar Seidlin, and which were published under the collective pen-name of Stefan Brockhoff.

Richard Plant was born Richard Plaut in Frankfurt am Main to the family of the town councillor Theodor Plaut. Upon the accession of the Nazis to power in Germany in 1933 and the zealous enforcement of the provisions of Paragraph 175 of the criminal code against homosexuality, he was obliged to leave Germany for Switzerland in concert with his partner, Oskar Seidlin[citation needed]. Here he obtained a doctorate from the University of Basle (Universität Basel) in 1935 with a dissertation on Arthur Schnitzler, written under the supervision of Franz Zinkernagel (1878–1935) and Eduard Hoffmann-Krayer (1864–1937).

His first non-academic book seems to have been a children’s tale, Die Kiste mit dem großen S., published in 1936. This was followed in 1938 by his Taschenbuch des Films. In the same year, Richard Plaut arrived in the United States, where he eventually adopted the name Richard Plant. Here another children’s book, S.O.S. Geneva, co-authored with Oskar Seidlin, was published in October 1939. His next book had to await the end of the Second World War, when The Dragon in the Forest appeared in 1948.

From 1947 to 1973, Plant taught at the City University of New York, and discontinuously also at the New School for Social Research.

Plant, who was gay, is the author of The Pink Triangle: The Nazi War against Homosexuals (1986; German translation, 1991).

Plant died in New York City on March 3, 1998.

He is to be identified as the writer the Library of Congress database categorizes as ‘Plant, Richard, fl. 1939–1948’, not ‘Plant, Richard, b. 1910’.

DARDO MAGAZINE

Dardo é uma revista internacional de arte e cultura visual contemporânea, publicada em espanhol, em português e em inglês e com especial incidência no eixo Espanha, Portugal e Brasil. Editada pela Artedardo e distribuída internacionalmente por Dardo e Comercial Atheneum, Dardo magazine, publicação quadrimestral, não está baseada na actualidade imediata, mas na própria história da arte contemporânea e as relações que se podem estabelecer entre artistas de diferentes gerações e contextos. Dirigida pelos críticos David Barro e Paulo Reis, Dardo trabalha com grandes autores no cenário internacional a partir de ensaios inéditos que ajudam a configurar diferentes leituras desde uma olhada actual. Entre os seus colaboradores estão nomes como Michael Hardt, Thierry de Duve, Delfim Sardo, Fernando Castro Flórez, Paul Virilio, Matt Mullican, Robert Kudielka, Lorenzo Mammi, Daniel Canogar, David G. Torres, Oriana Baddeley, Moacir dos Anjos, Nelson Brissac Peixoto, António Pinto Ribeiro, Kathrin Becker e Hans Belting.

O QUE MUDOU JOSÉ ROSINHAS?

Serralves comemora um duplo aniversário: 20 anos da criação da Fundação e 10 anos da abertura do Museu.

De que forma Serralves mudou o panorama artístico e museológico no Porto e no País? MUDOU?

O que permitiu o seu sucesso? OS SEUS FUNCIONÁRIOS E COLABORADORES E É CLARO OS MECENAS...

Qual o contributo de Vicente Todolí na consolidação do projecto? DO SEU PROJECTO PESSOAL SERRALVES FOI O TRAMPOLIM PARA A TATE MODERN.

Serralves é hoje igual a Serralves do período Todolí? NÃO

A L+Arte convidou várias personalidades ligadas à cultura a responderem a estas questões. Além de João Fernandes, director do Museu de Serralves, aceitaram o convite quatro artistas - Julião Sarmento, João Tabarra, Paulo Mendes e Isabel Carvalho, Pedro Lapa, Director do Museu do Chiado-Museu Nacional de Arte Contemporânea, Manuel Maria Carrilho, Ministro da Cultura entre 1995 e 2000 e Embaixador de Portugal na UNESCO, Miguel von Hafe Pérez, crítico e curador, Alexandre Pomar, crítico de arte, e Alexandre Matos, autor do blog Mouseion.

Miroslav Sasek

M. Sasek was born in Prague in 1916 and died in Switzerzerland in 1980. He worked as a painter and illustrator for most of his life. Starting with This is Paris published in 1958, the books he wrote painted a delightful and evocative picture of some of the world's great cities (and countries!). Having delighted children and adults for more than 50 years they are now being reissued.

http://www.miroslavsasek.com/

Dorothy Iannone (1933, EUA)

Begin to feel free, 1970 - Acrílico e colagem sobre tela.

Neste momento o New Museum, Nova Iorque, tem patente ao público uma exposição de Dorothy Iannone, intitulada "Lioness".