Faculty
ADRIANA RODRIGUES DIDIER
Painting and Sculpture during both the Italian Renaissance and Italian Mannerism; artistic literature; theory and practice of art; artistic models and their reception.
Ana Paula
Alves Ribeiro
Anthropologist, Adjunct Professor at the Faculdade de Educação da Baixada
Fluminense (FEBF - Pedagogy, Teacher Training Department/UERJ), of the
PostGraduate Program in Art History (PPGHA/UERJ) and the Postgraduate Program in
Cultures and Territoriality (PPCULT/UFF).
Evelyne
Azevedo
Art and Archeology; socio-cultural exchanges in the ancient Mediterranean; reception of the classical tradition.
Felipe
Ferreira
Cultural Studies; hegemony; carnival; popular culture; Popular art; carnival art; carnival characters; Carnival attire.
Fernanda Pequeno
Contemporary art; modern and contemporary art in Brazil; artistic institutions; feminisms.
Igor
Simões
Articulations between exhibition, film editing, art histories and racialization in Brazilian art; visibility of black people in the visual arts. Micro bio de Leonardo em inglês: Narratives of Escolas de Samba (samba school); unfolding concepts of utopia (eutopia, dystopia, heterotopia), diaspora and cultural anthropophagy
Leonardo
Bora
Anthropology; indigenous ethnicity; art anthropology; ethnic art; indigenous museums; performance; visual anthropology; ethnographic video.
Marcelo Campos
Brazilian art; art anthropology; Afro-Brazilianness; decoloniality.
Marcos Albuquerque
Anthropology; indigenous ethnicity; art anthropology; ethnic art; indigenous museums; performance; visual anthropology; ethnographic video.
Maria
Berbara
Global Renaissance; colonialism and globalism in the early modern era; cultural and intellectual exchanges in the Atlantic world; reception of the classical tradition.
Maurício Barros de Castro
Art, anthropology and representation of the other; museums, collections and policies of the otherness; decolonial theory and interdisciplinary dialogues; art and ethnic-racial relations; popular cultures and images of the African diaspora.
Maya Suemi Lemos
Art and music in the First Modernity: processes, transits, reception; art and the constitution of modern rationality; art, agency and mediation.
Rafael
Cardoso
Brazilian art, 19th and 20th centuries; graphic arts and editorial design; modernity and modernism; image theory; history of artistic education; exile, diaspora and transculturation.
Reginaldo
Leite
He is an adjunct professor at the Department of Theory and History of Art at UERJ. He
carried out her postdoctoral research at the PPGHA/UERJ. PhD in Visual Arts from
PPGAV / UFRJ. He has a Master in History of Arts from PPGAV / UFRJ, the same
university from which he holds a degree in scenography.
Tamara
Quírico
Christian images; devotion to images in the Middle Ages and Early Modern Period; Christian religiosity and its manifestations between Europe and America.
Vera Beatriz Siqueira
Modernism in Brazil; Global Modernism; Modern and contemporary art in Brazil; modern landscaping in Brazil; Art and ecology in Brazil; Reception and derivation of artistic models.