Bøger af Amanda Carneiro

The first monograph for an influential indigenous Brazilian painterCarmézia Emiliano (born 1960) is a Macuxi painter and pioneering Indigenous figure on the contemporary Brazilian art scene. This volume accompanies her first solo exhibition, featuring recent canvases depicting landscapes, objects of material culture and the daily life of her community.

"Wool pictures" from a Brazilian folk artist known for her intricate and figurative tapestriesBrazilian artist Madalena Santos Reinbolt (1919-77) was known for her "wool pictures," intricately embroidered tapestries evoking scenes and characters from her agropastoral past in the countryside of Bahia. This volume accompanies her posthumous solo show at MASP.

Bugres' career proposes a more plural history of Brazilian sculptureThis is the first monograph on the Brazilian sculptor Conceição dos Bugres (1914-84)--best known for her "bugres," wood sculptures covered in wax and paint resembling minimalist human forms, which she produced prolifically for three decades.