Arts

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e-mail: posgraduacao.artes@ufpel.edu.br
Website: https://wp.ufpel.edu.br/especializacaoemartesvisuais/
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Presentation

Initially created in 1975 as a non-degree program in History of Art, the Graduate Program in Arts has had its curriculum and lines of research modified over the years. After 2010, it became the Non-Degree Graduate Program in Arts with area of concentration in Visual Arts.    Currently, the program offers two lines of research: Cultural Heritage and Teaching and Creative Processes.
The line of research Cultural Heritage gathers students with various educational backgrounds such as Arts, Architecture, History, Geography, Engineering, and Museology.
The large number of teachers from the educational network in need of continuing education led to the creation of a line of research called Teaching and Creative Processes, which addresses the teaching, making, and research in Arts, also responding to the demand of students from UFPel and other universities who already hold a degree in related fields. The program is comprised of three semesters of on-site classes amounting to a total of 360 hours. Courses are offered from Monday to Friday in the evening shift. The Non-Degree Graduate Program in Arts selects candidates and starts its teaching activities in the first half of each year.

Area of Concentration

Visual Arts

Lines of Research

Cultural Heritage
Teaching and Creative Processes

Study Plan

Line of Research: “Teaching and Creative Processes” – minimum of 391 hours

Mandatory courses:
 Semiotics, Communication and Art – 51 hours
 Research Methodology focused on the Artistic and Cultural Areas – 34 hours
 Writing – 34 hours
 New Technologies and Contemporary Media – 51 hours
 Philosophy, Art and Education – 51 hours
 Iconology of Art – 51 hours
 Art and Culture in Latin America – 51 hours
 Guidance Seminar – 51 hours

Elective courses:
 Modernity and Rupture – 51 hours
 Teaching Work and Contemporary Trends in the Teaching of Visual Arts – 51 hours
 Creative Processes – 51 hours
 Rhetoric of Art and Design in the Twentieth and Twenty-First Centuries – 51 hours
 Art, Culture and Diversity – 51 hours
 New Technologies and the Teaching of Visual Arts – 51 hours

Line of Research: “Cultural Heritage”- minimum of 374 hours
Mandatory courses:
 Law and National and International Protection Agencies – 51 hours
 Writing – 34 hours
 Principles of Conservation and Safekeeping – 51 hours
 Registration and Recording – 51 hours
 Theories and History of Restoration – 51 hours
 Knowledge Strategies and Dissemination of Cultural Heritage – 68 hours
 Research Methodology focused on Artistic and Cultural Areas – 51 hours
 Guidance Seminar – 51 hours

Elective courses:
 Art, History and Thinking in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries – 51 hours
 Modernity and Rupture – 51 hours

 

Faculty

Professor Ana Lúcia Costa de Oliveira – School of Architecture and Urbanism/UFPel – lucostoli@gmail.com
Professor Carlos Alberto Ávila Santos – Center for Arts/UFPel – betosant@terra.com.br
Professor Carmen Regina Bauer Diniz – Center for Arts /UFPel – carmenrdiniz@yahoo.com.br
Professor Cláudia Mariza Mattos Brandão – Center for Arts /UFPel – attos@vetorial.net
Professor Daniel Maurício Viana de Souza – Institute of Humanities/UFPel – danielmvsouza@gmail.com
Professor Eduarda Azevedo Gonçalves – Center for Arts /UFPel – dudagon@terra.com.br
Professor Estela Maris Reinhardt Piedras – Center for Arts /UFPel – estelapiedras@hotmail.com
Professor João Carlos Machado – Center for Arts /UFPel – chicomachado06@uol.com.br
Professor Larissa Patron Chaves – Center for Arts /UFPel – larissapatron@gmail.com
Professor Lauer Alves Nunes dos Santos – Center for Arts /UFPel – lauer.ufpel@gmail.com
Professor Luis Eduardo Xavier Rubira – Institute of Phylosophy, Sociology and Politics/UFPel – luiseduardorubira@gmail.com
Professor Maristani Polidori Zamperetti (dean) – Center for Arts /UFPel – maristaniz@hotmail.com
Professor Neiva Maria Fonseca Bohns – Center for Arts /UFPel – bohnsventos@gmail.com
Professor Rosemar Gomes Lemos – Center for Technology Development/UFPel – rosemar.glemos@gmail.com
Professor Ursula Rosa da Silva – Center for Arts /UFPel – ursularsilva@gmail.com
 

Number of credits required

Antiga Alfândega · Praça Domingos Rodrigues · Patrimônio Cultural da Universidade