2025.03.13 "Utopias against Barbarianism: John Ruskin and Sergio Ferro" with Claudio Silveira Amaral скачать в хорошем качестве

2025.03.13 "Utopias against Barbarianism: John Ruskin and Sergio Ferro" with Claudio Silveira Amaral

The Ruskin Art Club, founded 1888, is the oldest cultural association in Los Angeles. It remains dedicated to British art and social critic John Ruskin’s visionary integration of art and societal transformation. For more information, visit our website at https://www.ruskinartclub.org/. This lecture is Ruskin Art Club’s annual Ada Louise Huxtable Lecture on Architecture. Claudio Silveira Amaral studied architecture at the School of Architecture and Urbanism of PUC-Campinas, the Pontifical Catholic University of Campinas. He has a master’s degree and a PhD from the University of São Paulo. He did post-PhD studies at THE RUSKIN in Lancaster University, UK, and a post-PhD in the RUI BARBOSA FOUNDATION in Rio de Janeiro. His thesis was on John Ruskin and the teaching of drawing in Brazil, later published as a book by Editora UNESP in Portuguese and in English by The Edwin Mellen Press. He also wrote a book entitled Rui Barbosa: a Reader of John Ruskin. The author of many wide-ranging essays and articles on architecture, Ruskin, and Brazil, he is a retired professor at UNESP, São Paulo State University. We welcome comments and feedback on this presentation.