The cover of the latest RA Magazine features Lake, 1928 by Tarsila do Amaral, one of the stars of Brasil! Brasil! The Birth of Modernism. Michael Asbery explores the diverse influences on Brazil’s modern art, and Oliver Basciano provides a guide to the key turning points that mark the emergence of modern Brazilian culture, from architecture to football.
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Plus: Inside the Mind of Laurie Anderson, Hon RA; Mary Beard and Tomiwa Owolade debate the question ‘Should art ever be destroyed?’; James Imam on the uses of Renaissance art in contemporary Florentine politics; second-year students from the Royal Academy Schools reveal materials important to their practices, and William Tucker RA shares his research into the Italian life model who inspired Matisse and Rodin.
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