Vol. 29 No. 45 (2023): Arquivo Terra

Editorial

Terra Archive

Dinah de Oliveira, Livia Flores

7-12
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Entrevista

The ruin is somehow our epistemological source: an interview with Paulo Tavares

Paulo Tavares, Ana Altberg, André Arçari, André Leal, Dinah Oliveira, Livia Flores, Mery Horta, Roberto Conduru

14-47
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Dossiê

For a ‘land ethic’: contemporary art and the ruined landscapes of mining

André Leal

49-63
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Entropy made visible

Robert Smithson, André Leal

64-77
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Breaking circles: the politics of prehistory

Lucy R. Lippard, André Leal

78-98
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Extinction rebellions

T. J. Demos, André Leal

99-110
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Terrorismo de barragens

Júlia Pontés, Ana Cortat

111-129
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Abordando Cauê

Mabe Bethônico, André Leal

130-137
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Tradução

Nature is design

Emanuele Coccia, Paulo Holanda

139-149
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Artigos

The Anthropocene and techno-sublime oxymorons in contemporary art

Manuel Furtado

151-175
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Exercises toward a lexical policy of colonial and global landscapes

Raquel de Melo Versieux

176-197
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Black Modernity: trails to think through Brazilian modernism

Francione Oliveira Carvalho

198-214
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From destruction to revival of the living: art as a strategy to withstand the extractivism of our life force

Paula Huven

215-233
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Fanzines and (eco)feminism: beyond the Fortaleza of the Anthropocene and the Phallocene

Paula Guerra

234-261
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Land experience in the Jatiwangi district: the JaF case at the 15th Kassel Documenta

Lola Fabres

262-284
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What survives from Earth: the material in the work of Mitch Iburg and Nina Salsotto Cassina

Beatriz Reis

285-305
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Brief genealogy of the Anthropocene and the specific daydreams of Un-Earthwork

Mari Fraga

306-239
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The mine

Tiago de Menezes Malagodi

330-341
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Photography and experience: I Ching and the dynamics of rise and fall on the island of Jamaica

Daniela Tavares Paoliello

342-364
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Cutline: considerations about line and image

Anna de Moraes Silva

365-378
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The visualization in the photographic act: notes on photography as a dispositiv and its relationship with visual culture

André Leite Coelho

379-406
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The proliferation and the tiny: between non-sites and poetic objects

Audrei Aparecida Franco de Carvalho

407-422
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After all, where are you?

Bia Petrus

423-449
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Bare life, performativity and dramaturgy: research cartographies

Francini Barros Pontes

450-471
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Resenha

Potential cartographies: practicing speculative visualization

Luiza Proença

473-480
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Vol. 29 No. 45 (2023): Arquivo Terra

Full Issue

Editorial

Terra Archive

Entrevista

The ruin is somehow our epistemological source: an interview with Paulo Tavares

Dossiê

For a ‘land ethic’: contemporary art and the ruined landscapes of mining

Entropy made visible

Breaking circles: the politics of prehistory

Extinction rebellions

Terrorismo de barragens

Abordando Cauê

Tradução

Nature is design

Artigos

The Anthropocene and techno-sublime oxymorons in contemporary art

Exercises toward a lexical policy of colonial and global landscapes

Black Modernity: trails to think through Brazilian modernism

From destruction to revival of the living: art as a strategy to withstand the extractivism of our life force

Fanzines and (eco)feminism: beyond the Fortaleza of the Anthropocene and the Phallocene

Land experience in the Jatiwangi district: the JaF case at the 15th Kassel Documenta

What survives from Earth: the material in the work of Mitch Iburg and Nina Salsotto Cassina

Brief genealogy of the Anthropocene and the specific daydreams of Un-Earthwork

The mine

Photography and experience: I Ching and the dynamics of rise and fall on the island of Jamaica

Cutline: considerations about line and image

The visualization in the photographic act: notes on photography as a dispositiv and its relationship with visual culture

The proliferation and the tiny: between non-sites and poetic objects

After all, where are you?

Bare life, performativity and dramaturgy: research cartographies

Resenha

Potential cartographies: practicing speculative visualization

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