GIS - Gesture, Image and Sound - Anthropology Journal welcomes articles, photo/sound/ audiovisual/literary essays, translations, interviews and reviews on an ongoing basis.
The anthropology of expressive forms (image, sound, performance, literature and art) is the focus of the journal.
Guidelines for authors may be found on journal's website.
Deadline: October 4th, 2020
Check out the 3 films produced / supported by LISA:
- Marruá in the Amazon: street theater, river and forest
- Piragui. The owner of the fish
- Tabuluja (Wake up!))
https://mostraarandu.blog/filmes-selecionados/
THE III ARANDU ETHNOGRAPHIC FILM SHOW WILL HAPPEN TOTALLY ONLINE BETWEEN AUGUST 24 AND OCTOBER 16, 2020.
Dear readers,
GIS - Gesture, Image and Sound. - Journal of Anthropology has just published its fifth volume!
available in http://www.revistas.usp.br/
We invite you to browse the magazine's summary to access articles and other items of interest.
The documentary "New York, just another city", directed by LISA-USP researcher, André Lopes, and by UFSB professor, Joana Brandão, was awarded an honorable mention in the "Best Short Competition", a short film festival that takes place a decade ago in Los Angeles. The 19-minute film is about a "reverse anthropology" made from the perspective of Guarani filmmaker, Patrícia Ferreira, on her visit to the American Museum of Natural History in New York City.
Calls to n. 6 of the Gesture, Image and Sound- Anthropology Journal are now open. Submit your work by Sep 1, 2020!
www.revistas.usp.br/gis
The Board of the Faculty of Philosophy, Letters and Human Sciences of the University of São Paulo makes it public to all interested parties that the public competition for titles and exams to fill 01 (one) Doctor Professor position in the Anthropology Department was suspended for the period of 28.05.2020 to 12.31.2021, under the terms of art. 4th. of Resolution USP 7955, 5-6-2020, during the prevention period for the new coronavirus.
In spite of all the pressures of the society that surrounds it, the Ticuna people - who live in the Alto Solimões, on the triple Brazil-Peru-Colombia border - preserved one of their most important ceremonies, the Festa da Moça Nova.
