Vol. 34 (2026)

Museums

Rui Barbosa Museum of the Faculty of Law of Recife: from choosing a name to building a memory

Lígia Santos da Silva Rodrigues, Murilo Artur Araújo da Silveira

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From history museums to contemporary histories museums (Argentina, second half of the 20th century)

María Élida Blasco

1-33
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Representations of the slavery past in the Museu Imperial: “Um Sarau Imperial” and “Espetáculo Som e Luz”

Jamile da Silva Neto

1-26
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Museum and memories in the exhibition Pretagonisms in the MNBA collection: towards a potential history?

Tamara de Souza Campos

1-31
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Unravelling Scientific Culture: playing and learning with the Collection of the Toy Museum in Fortaleza, Ceará

Charlline Vládia Silva de Melo, Lúcia Glicério Mendonça, Marcos Teodorico Pinheiro de Almeida

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The display of copies of universal and canonical art alongside national art in fine arts museums (Buenos Aires and Santiago de Chile, 1901–1911)

Milena Gallipoli

1-44
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Between memories and awareness of feminine cultural assets on women: An analysis of women's museums and/or museums about women

Jaqueline Aparecida Martins Zarbato, Maristela Carneiro

1-18
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Accessibility and inclusion in national art museums: a case study of four institutions in the Paisaje de la Luz (Madrid, Spain)

Amaya Matesanz Muñoz, Pablo Roger Prieto Dávila

1-38
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European Tradition and Foundational Narratives of Argentine Art in the Inaugural Exhibition of the National Museum of Fine Arts in 1896

Alejo Gabriel Lo Russo

1-25
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Material Culture Studies

The Recalcitrant Things

Pedro de Niemeyer Cesarino, Lucas da Costa Maciel

1-21
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The preservation of Brasília’s cultural heritage: institutional action and processes at the district level

Daniela Pereira Barbosa

1-23
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Looking through the mirror: material culture and femininity

Priscila Nina

1-23
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The barracks’ transformations in luso-brazilian military architecture

Giulia Maia Motta, Marcondes Lima da Costa, Roseane da Conceição Costa Norat

1-32
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When an architecture book becomes a foreign policy issue

Stela Mori Neri Silva

1-42
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Monte Neighborhood: Heritage Preservation and the Neglect of Public Management (Olinda – Brazil)

Beatriz de Miranda Brusantin, Elaine Santana do Ó

1-34
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Railway Workers’ Housing in the State of São Paulo: Typologies, Hierarchies, and Contemporary Preservation Challenges

Eduardo Bacani Ribeiro

1-38
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Le nuove vedute della capitale: Two Italian architects in the city of Paraíba at the beginning of the 20th century

Francisco Sales Trajano Filho, Gabriel de Oliveira Madruga

1-47
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Between Paradise Lost and Civilization: Palm trees in landscape representations of Rio de Janeiro during the transitional decades from Empire to Republic

Augusto Ruschel, Ana Paula Polizzo

1-32
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Paths of modernity: the São Paulo Rio Grande Railway and movie theaters in western Santa Catarina

Luís Eduardo Candeia, Renata Rogowski Pozzo

1-23
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The arrival of cinema in Parahyba do Norte: “street cinemas” and the movements of change in urban habits in the Old Republic (1897-1929)

Elisa Beatriz Carneiro Oliveira, Marcele Trigueiro de Araujo Morais, Mariana Fialho Bonates

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The Bridge as an Urban and Symbolic Device: Paulo Bruscky's Artistic Experience in Downtown Recife

Ana Carolina Freitas Trindade, Fernando Diniz Moreira

1-20
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The Discreet and Remarkable Adventures of the Opposable Thumb: Revisiting a Trajectory

José Neves Bittencourt

1-34
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Domestic Animals in Clay Ornaments of the Sultanate of Banten: An Expression of Human-Environment Relations

Sarjiyanto, Libra Hari Inagurasi, Sukawati Susetyo, Agustijanto Indradjaja, Ida Bagus Putu Prajna Yogi, Hary Ganjar Budiman

1-25
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Transits, displacements and movements: Horacio Hora among papers, canvases and plaster

Daniela Queiroz Campos

1-35
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The landscape in process: from the city to the neighborhood through the application of historical GIS and the cross-referencing of research sources in the city of Ribeirão Preto

Ana Carolina Gleria Lima

1-25
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The Trade in Written Culture Artifacts in the City of São Paulo, 1800–1815

Jean Gomes de Souza

1-66
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Data Mining: studies on ancient maps in the Pages of the Revista do Instituto Histórico e Geográfico de São Paulo (1895–1950)

José Rogério Beier

1-48
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Heritage to build the future: from authorized discourse to political resource in Grande Mucuripe (Fortaleza, CE)

Dirceu Cadena

1-32
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Black territories as heritage and cultural landscape? Advances, challenges and possibilities for recognition and reparation

Vanessa Gayego Bello Figueiredo

1-25
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“Brazil at war or war in Brazil?” Considerations on memory and materiality in Brazil’s participation in Word War II

Robert Wagner Porto da Silva Castro, Caio Cezar Pereira Demílio, Marcelo Rolim Manfrini

1-49
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From Fort to Avenue: Material Culture Transformations in the Foundational Landmark of São Luís (1612-2025)

Érico Peixoto Araujo, Ana Beatriz Pinheiro e Pinho

1-53
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Conservation and Restoration /Dossier Restoration Present and Future: Reflections from the Perspective of Brandi’s Theory

Introduction to the dossier “Restoration Present and Future: Reflections from the Perspective of Brandi’s Theory”

Beatriz Mugayar Kühl, Pedro Augusto Vieira Santos

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From preventive restauration to preventive conservation: perspectives

Claudia Suely Rodrigues de Carvalho

1-17
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Cesare Brandi and the historical city: travel narratives as an aesthetic experience

Manoela Rossinetti Rufinoni

1-26
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“New insertions on the old”: Brandi and the protection of historic centers as a moral instance

Marina Docci

1-28
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Still on Cesare Brandi and architecture: the preservation of built heritage and the reflection on theoretical and methodological principles in the disciplinary field of restoration

Natália Miranda Vieira-de-Araújo

1-31
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Challenges and prospects for the training of architects and urban planners in the light of Cesare Brandi's Theory

Ana Paula Farah

1-22
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Cesare Brandi and the Artwork’s Reception: From the Individual to the Heritage Community

Simona Salvo

1-30
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Intervening in the Preexistence: Conservation and Contemporary Art

Pedro Augusto Vieira Santos

1-26
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Is a New Restoration Theory Really Necessary? Some Observations on Salvador Muñoz Viñas’ Book

Giovanni Carbonara; Pedro Augusto Vieira Santos

1-31
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Conservation and Restoration

The technique of José Wasth Rodrigues at the entrance of the Paulista Museum: coats of arms of the oldest bandeirante cities

Isabela Ferreira Sodré dos Santos, Dalva Lucia Araújo de Faria, Yara Ligia Mello Moreira Petrella

1-29
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Adaptations of architectural monuments for exhibition purposes: damage to built and artistic heritage in recent interventions at the Museu de Arte Moderna and at the Museu de Arte Contemporânea da Bahia

Rodrigo Espinha Baeta, Juliana Cardoso Nery

1-51
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Documents

Housing at the rural-urban crossroads: CINVA’s role in Post-War Latin America

Nilce Aravecchia-Botas, Ana Patricia Montoya Pino, Matheus Bonini Machado, Beatriz Barsoumian de Carvalho

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Historical Analysis of the Development of Museum Documentation

Renata Cardozo Padilha, Thainá Castro Costa, Beatriz Tarré Alonso, Letícia Felix Voltolini, Carlos José Klann, Filipe Gomes de Souza

1-38
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