Editorial Projects

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The National Encounter of Indigenous Students (ENEI), held in 2022 at Unicamp (Brazil), is an annual event led by Indigenous students themselves and has become the main academic forum for discussions on issues concerning Indigenous peoples in Brazil.

The proceedings compile the abstracts of the research presented during this edition, offering a national overview of the work being developed by Indigenous students and researchers across different regions of the country and in all fields of knowledge.

The 35th CIHA World Congress, held in São Paulo in January 2022, brought together scholars, researchers, and professionals from around the world to discuss migration as a critical lens through which to understand the production, circulation, and interpretation of art throughout history.

Organized under the theme MOTION: Migrations, the congress examined the movement of people, objects, and ideas across temporal, geographic, and disciplinary boundaries. 

The proceedings gather papers from presentations delivered across panels and sessions, offering a multifaceted perspective on how art history has engaged—and continues to engage—with the dynamics of migration. The collection highlights diverse methodologies and case studies, mapping out a field in motion and underscoring the relevance of migratory frameworks to the evolving narratives of art and its histories.

This book tells the surprising story of an artist and his personal archive. The result of meticulous research conducted in the Rio de Janeiro studio of Rossini Perez (1931–2020), it presents the poignant testimony of curator Sabrina Moura on the final years of the artist’s life and his many journeys between Brazil’s northeastern hinterlands, the streets of the Bastille, and the Sahara Desert.

Through a rich selection of previously unseen works and documents, the book invites readers to enter the intimate world of a fertile mind—and to take on the role of researcher-readers. In this immersive journey, new connections emerge, shedding light on alternative narratives within Brazilian art history.

Lavishly illustrated, the book also features contributions by Juliana Maués (Unicamp), Claudia Rocha (Museu Nacional de Belas Artes), Maria Luisa Távora (UFRJ), and Hanayrá Negreiros (fashion researcher and curator).

This publication marks a collaboration between Vasto Edições and Editora Mireveja.

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