TROPICÁLIA - A REVOLUTION IN BRAZILIAN CULTURE
Carlos Basualdo (edited by)

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2005
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Cosac Naify Edições Ltda
São Paulo
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Catalogo della mostra relativa organizzata in collaborazione tra il MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART, Chicago, THE BRONX MUSEUM OF THE ARTS, New York, e GabineteCultura, São Paulo e presentata al MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART, Chicago (22/10/2005 - 8/01/2006)
BARBICAN ART GALLERY, London (13/02/2006 - 22/05/2006)
CENTRO CULTURAL DE BELÉM, Lisbon (luglio - settembre 2006)
THE BRONX MUSEUM OF THE ARTS, Bronx, New York (14/10/2006 - 28/02/2007)
FOREWORD 09
TROPICÁLIA: AVANT-GARDE, POPULAR CULTURE, AND THE CULTURE INDUSTRY IN BRAZIL
Carlos Basualdo		 11
CHORUS, CONTRARIES, MASSES: THE TROPICALIST EXPERIENCE AND BRAZIL IN THE LATE SIXTIES
Flora Süssekind		 31
TROPICÁLIA: MODERNITY, ALLEGORY, AND COUNTERCULTURE
Christopher Dunn		 59
TROPICÁLIA: THE EXPLOSION OF THE OBVIOUS
Celso Favaretto		 81
MULTITROPICALISM, CINEMATIC-SENSATTION, AND THEORETICAL DEVICES
Ivana Bentes		 99
TROPICÁLIA'S POLITICS
Hermano Vianna		 131
SELECTED WORKS
ART 145
ARCHITECTURAL, FASHION, AND DESIGN 179
SOURCES AND READINGS OF TROPICALISM 195
INTRODUCTION
Santuza Cambraia Neves, Frederico Oliveira Coelho
1. Rethinking Brazilian Culture 205
ANTHROPOPHAGOUS MANIFESTO
Oswald de Andrade		 208
PILOT PLAN FOR CONCRETE POETRY
Augusto de Campos, Haroldo de Campos, Décio Pignatari		 210
CULTURE AND NON-CULTURE
Lina Bo Bardi		 212
HOUSES OR MUSEUMS?
Lina Bo Bardi		 213
INDUSTRIAL ART
Lina Bo Bardi		 215
WHY THE NORTHEAST?
Lina Bo Bardi		 216
NEW MUSIC MANIFESTO
Damiano Cozzella et al.		 218
LIFE-EXPERIENCE AT THE MORRO DO QUIETO
Hélio Oiticica		 218
GENERAL SCHEME OF THE NEW OBJECTIVITY
Hélio Oiticica		 221
2. Voices of Tropicália
THE CANDLE KING: OFICINA MANIFESTO
José Celso Martinez Corrêa		 233
THE TROPICALIST CRUSADE
Nelson Motta		 235
TORQUATÁLIA III
Torquato Neto		 238
TROPICÁLIA
Hélio Oiticica		 239
MUSIC, RESEARCH, AND AUDACITY - TROPICALISM DEFINED THROUGH DEBATE
Augusto de Campos, Gilberto Gil, Caetano Veloso, Décio Pignatari, Chico de Assis		 242
É PROIBIDO PROIBIR [IT IS FORBIDDEN TO FORBID]
Caetano Veloso		 244
THE PLOT OF THE EARTH THAT TEMBLES: THE AVANT-GARDE MEANING OF THE BAHIAN GROUP
Hélio Oiticica		 245
OUTLAW CINEMA
Rogério Sganzerla		 254
3. Accounts and Interpretations of Tropicalism
THE EXPLOSION OF "ALEGRIA, ALEGRIA"
Augusto de Campos		 257
THE ENTROPIC TROPIC OF TROPICÁLIA
Mário Chamie		 261
WHAT DO YOU THINK OF BRAZILIAN THEATER?
Augusto Boal		 265
TROPICÁLIA: THE SEARCH FOR HEALTH OR THE SONG OF INWSANITY?
Fausto Wolff		 274
TROPICALISM, ANTHROPOPHAGY, MYTH, IDEOGRAM (1969)
Glauber Rocha		 276
CULTURE AND POLITICS IN BRAZIL, 1964-1969
Robert Schwarz		 279
TROPICÁLIA: THE IMAGE PROBLEM SURPASSED BY THAT OF A SYNTHESIS
Hélio Oiticica		 309
TROPICÁLIA: THE NEW IMAGE
Hélio Oiticica		 310
REFUSE + ACCEPT = PRESCRIBE
Gilberto Gil		 312
CAETANO VELOSO SPEAKS UP
Caetano Veloso		 315
Biographies 319
List of Exhibited Works 343
Tropicália Timeline 355
Notes 359
About the Authors 367
Acknowledgments 369
Image Credits 373

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