2023
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Ana Ferriols Montañana
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Ariadna Ruiz Gómez
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2022
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Luis D. Rivero Moreno
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Marina Jerusalinsky
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Inmaculada Real López
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Flavia Bortolon
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Pablo C. Anía Ruiz-Flores
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Orion Klautau
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2021
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Miguel Nieto Márquez
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Leticia Crespillo Marí
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José Cabrera
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Lola Visglerio Gómez
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2020
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Álvaro Notario Sánchez
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2019
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Valeria Aparecida Alves
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Iván Rega Castro
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2018
Integrates the project entitled “Tomb Sculpture in Portugal, c.1460-1570”, from October 2018 to May 2019.From Universitat de Girona, integrates as researcher the project “Modernismos Ibéricos e o Imaginário Primitivista” (AAC nº 02/SAICT/2017 – 029837)From Universitat de Girona, integrates as researcher the project “Modernismos Ibéricos e o Imaginário Primitivista” (AAC no 02/SAICT/2017 – 029837)
Samuel Luterbacher is a current PhD candidate at Yale University in the department of Art History. His dissertation focuses on the collection and use of Japanese export lacquer in the Spanish and Portuguese empires and the larger impact of East Asian lacquer on Western artistic practice and theory. He is a current Andrew W. Mellon Predoctoral Dissertation Fellow at the Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts (CASVA) in Washington D.C. for 2018-2020. |
2017
Visiting Assistant Professor at IIT Gandhinagar, integrastes as associated researcher the international project “Manor Houses in Portugal, Brazil & Goa: Anatomy of the Interiors”, from 2017 to 2019.
From Instituto das Artes – Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Brazil, integrates as researcher the project “Modernism in Latin America: between the two sides of the Atlantic: Brazil, Argentina and Mexico”.
Title of PhD project: “História da Arte como montagem: a exposição como dispositivo” [Supervisor: Professor Blanca Brites, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul; Advisor: Professor Nuno Crespo, NOVA FCSH] |
2016
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