Marcelo Lima

Marcelo Guimarães Lima is a painter, printmaker and writer born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil in 1952. His works have been exhibited in the US, Europe, Brazil and the UAE and can be found in private collections in the US, Brazil, Spain, France, Switzerland, the UAE, as well as public collections such as the Museu de Arte Contemporanea da USP (São Paulo),
Rutgers Center for Innovative Printmaking (Rutgers University, NJ, USA,) Cabinet des Estampes, BNF (Paris).
He has taught drawing, painting, printmaking, history and theory of art and the history of photography at the University of São Paulo (Brazil), University of Illinois (USA), Art Institute of Chicago (USA), Goddard College (USA), University of Salamanca (Spain), International University of Andaluzia (Spain), American University of Dubai (UAE).
He is the editor of the art newsletter PANOPTIKON - On Contemporary Visual Culture
www.panoptikon.net
 
Marcelo Lima
• CV •
On Graphic Crimes and Visible Fractures
RELATED WEB SITES
→ author’s blogspot
→ artist’s web-site

FEATURED THEME ON CITY SHARING

EL MATAM EL MISH MASRY
by ASUNCION MOLINOS GORDO
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This project is an instrument for common critical analysis to help understand the reasons behind Egyptians’ diminishing …

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LETTERS TO FRITZ AND PAUL
by INAS HALABI
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The project Letters to Fritz and Paul focuses on the expeditions of the Swiss cousins, lovers and scientists, Fritz and …

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MODERN LEAVES
by SARAH BURGER
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The planned modern city of Brasilia attracted me since a long time. Her defined shape, location and function proceded he …

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CITRACIT
by ADRIEN GUILLET
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Youri Telliug talks with the artist Adrien Guillet about his project Citracit

Youri Telliug - What is Citracit …

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NARRATIONS OF FLIGHTS
by NIGIST GOYTOM
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In 2013 more than 45 million people have been forced to leave their homes. This amounts to the biggest number of refugees …

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A RUG - POST-ORIENTALISM
by SULAFA HIJAZI
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The on going debate on Arab identity and its (cultural) representation is strongly shaped by Edward Saidʼs formative …

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WAM _ WORLD AGRICULTURAL MUSEUM
by ASUNCION MOLINOS GORDO
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WAM is a site-specific work that uses the historical trope of the cabinet of curiosities to explore the introduction of …

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