research lab

2022

O Museum of Modern Art of São Paulo is pleased to announce the selected projects, through Notice nº 01/2022, to receive grants from the MAM São Paulo Research Laboratory.

MAM is grateful to the more than 40 registrants from various regions of Brazil who sent projects, confirming the wide reach of the Laboratory. Considering the thematic lines disclosed by the Notice and the quality of the proposed research, as well as the most emerging institutional interests, we would like to announce the three chosen projects:

projects
selected

Time-based media in the MAM collection

by Roberto Moreira S. Cruz


Three-dimensional works made by female artists acquired by the museum through Panoramas

by Tatiana Ferraz


The iron lady and the museum's friends: Diná Lopes Coelho, the Panorama and the reconstruction of the MAM/SP collection, 1968-1982

by German Alfonso Nunez

The MAM São Paulo Research Lab, by encouraging research, aims to expand dialogues between the museum's collection and recent bibliography; enable the emergence of new approaches to the works and artists that make up the history of the collection itself; and, also, provide critical, thematic analyses, and documentary surveys to expand the study of the history of modern and contemporary Brazilian art.

The proponents selected by the 2022 Notice carried out the research for a period of 7 months, between June and December of that year, with the results published from the beginning of the following year.

Cauê Alves, chief curator of the museum, says that “MAM is very happy with the response we received from the Research Laboratory Notice. Great proposals were submitted, but in the end the Evaluation Committee considered those that demonstrated the most direction in terms of research development, and we are excited about the possible results”.

We congratulate the selected projects for presenting critical and unique perspectives! We also take this opportunity to thank all researchers who submitted research proposals to the Laboratory through the Notice. We encourage you to sign up again for a future edition, and we wish you much success with your respective research.

researchers
selected
by the Notice
# 01 / 2022

Roberto Moreira S. Cruz

is an independent curator and cultural producer, with a master's degree in Communication and Culture (UFRJ, 1999-2001), a doctorate in Communication and Semiotics (PUC-SP, 2008-2011) and a post-doctorate in Aesthetics and History of Art (MAC-USP, 2017-2019).


Tatiana Ferraz

She is an artist and university professor. With a master's degree from ECA-USP in 2006, and a doctorate from FAU-USP in 2018, Tatiana has coordinated the research group “O Espaço das”, on three-dimensional female artists, since 2019.


German Alfonso Nunez

He has a PhD from the University of the Arts London and a postdoctoral degree from USP and Stanford. His most recent research examines the configurations of the Brazilian artistic field in the second post-war period.