Estudos fotográficos
Subtitle: Thomaz Farkas
By: Sarah Meister, Helouise Costa, Sérgio Burgi
Contributors: Farkas, Thomaz; Instituto Olga Kos Inclusão Cultural; Museu de Arte Moderna de São Paulo
Publisher: Instituto Olga Kos de Inclusão Cultural
Published: 2019
Place of publication: São Paulo
Language: por; eng
Number of pages: 157
ISBN-13: 9788561189327
Subjects: Exhibitions; Artistic Photography; Black-and-white photography; Photography; Museu de Arte Moderna de São Paulo
Other titles: Thomaz Farkas; Estudos fotográficos.; Estudos fotográficos. English.
Description: Photographer Thomaz Farkas (b. Hungary 1924, lived and worked in Brazil since 1930 - d. Brazil 2011), was also a film director, director of documentaries and an academic. This book rescues Farkas's exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) of São Paulo in 1949, considered seminal not only in the consecration of the photographer's work, but also for being the first photography exhibition in a Brazilian museum. Another relevant factor of this work is the fact that it reproduces not only the exhibited works but also portrays the project of expography, made by architects Jacob Rucht and Miguel Fortes, with clear modernist vision. The book also features essays by historians and critics Sérgio Burgi and Heloise Costa.
Notes: "201949".

Catalog of an exhibition held at MAM, São Paulo in 1949.

Includes bibliographical references.

Texts in Portuguese and English.
Table of contents: title: Apresentação = Foreword / Olga e Wolf Kos; title: Deste livro = This book / João Farkas e Kiko Farkas; title: Farkas e MoMA: Comemorando setenta anos = Farkas and MoMA: celebrating seventy years / Sarah Meister; title: Os Estudos Fotográficos de Thomaz Farkas: 70 anos de uma exposição singular = Photographic Studies by Thomaz Farkas: 70 Years of a singular exhibition / Helouise Costa; title: Abstração e figurativismo na obra fotográfica de Thomaz Farkas = Abstraction and figurativism in the photographic work of Thomaz Farkas / Sergio Burgi; title: Estudos Fotograficos = Photographic Studies.