Painting Studio
Founded in 2014, the Apotheke Painting Studio University Extension Program, under the coordination of Professor Dr. Jociele Lampert, has consolidated itself over the course of a decade as a reference space for deepening studies on pictorial and chromatic processes, exploring painting and its multiple derivations in the teaching of visual arts.
The group is composed of professors, undergraduate and graduate students, and researchers at master's and doctoral levels. The program also has the collaboration and partnership of professors from several Brazilian universities, such as the State University of Santa Catarina (UDESC), Federal University of Amapá (UNIFAP) and State University of Londrina (UEL), in addition to the collaboration of international institutions, such as the Faculty of Fine Arts of Lisbon (FBAUL) and the Lusófona University of Lisbon.
APOTHEKE
The word APOTHEKE has Greek origins and designated warehouses in the port of Athens in Classical Greece; also of Germanic origin, it indicates the origin of the word apothecary, pharmacist or pharmacy. The choice of this nomenclature arises from the perception of the apothecary as a place of laboratory, of experimental work, which is close to the proposal of the group that has in its theoretical foundation the reference of John Dewey. In this sense, it points to Art as Experience, as an axis of interaction between practice and theory, making no distinction between artistic knowledge and intellectual knowledge, considering the University space/time in which we are inserted.
I am Jociele Lampert , I live and work in Florianópolis - SC, Brazil.
As a professor at a public university, I have always questioned the role of art and education. I created the Painting Studio in 2014 after a year as a Visiting Scholar and Fulbright at Teachers College at Columbia University in New York. I had the opportunity to deepen my studies on art as an experience based on the texts of John Dewey, as well as developing artistic projects at the Vermont Studio Center in an artist residency, where I painted and wrote an artist and teacher's diary. I also studied at the Art Student League of New York and learned about different methodologies and forms of teaching and learning in the teaching of visual arts. The Apotheke Painting Studio is the result of my studies, including teaching, research, and extension. It understands the painting studio as a teaching and learning laboratory, something like a studio classroom, a concept that permeates the landscape between artistic practice and pedagogical practice. As a professor, I advise masters and doctors in visual arts, with research that deepens my field of interest between painting and art education .
Full Professor
Dr. Jociele Lampert
CEO - Chief Executive Officer
I am a Full Professor at the State University of Santa Catarina (UDESC). In 2013, as a Fulbright Scholar, I had the opportunity to develop research as a visiting professor at Teachers College, Columbia University, in New York, where I conducted the study "ARTIST'S DIARY AND PROFESSOR'S DIARY: ROAMINGS ABOUT PAINTING EDUCATION". More recently, in 2023, I worked as a Visiting Research Professor at the Faculty of Fine Arts of Lisbon and at CIEBA/ULisboa, with the support of a Grant for International Cooperation from CNPq. I have a PhD in Visual Arts from the School of Communications and Arts of USP (2009) and a Master's in Education from the Federal University of Santa Maria (2005). My academic background also includes a Bachelor's degree in Drawing and Fine Arts with a Bachelor's degree in Painting (2002) and a Licentiate's degree (2003), both from the Federal University of Santa Maria. I currently work as an advisor in the Visual Arts Teaching Research Line in the Postgraduate Program in Visual Arts (Master's and Doctorate) at UDESC, in addition to teaching in the Visual Arts Undergraduate Program in the Visual Arts Department at UDESC. I am a member of the Study and Research Group in Art, Education and Culture at UFSM/CNPq and Leader of the Research Group Between Landscapes at UDESC/CNPq. I coordinate the Apotheke Painting Studio Study Group (UDESC) and act as Editor-in-Chief and CEO of Apotheke Magazine. I was Coordinator of the Postgraduate Program in Visual Arts (PPGAV/UDESC) from 2017 to 2020 and Head of the Visual Arts Department (DAV/UDESC) from 2009 to 2012. My experience in the area of Visual Arts covers the themes of painting, art and education, teacher training and visual culture. Furthermore, I am a member of the National Association of Visual Arts Researchers (Brazil).
Current group members:
Daniela Almeida Moreira
Sweet Holland
Fabio Savicki
Fabio Wosniak
Fabricio Garcia
Helida Costa Coelho
Jaci Aico Kussakawa
Jose Carlos da Rocha
Joviana Jensen
Maria Aparecida Lima Piai
Marcelo Lima
Marta Facco
Miguel Vassali
Pedro Henrique Cavallari
Raony Robson Ruiz
Tharciana Goulart da Silva
William da Silva
Scholarship holders:
Extension Program
Isaac Fredrich
Gustavo Henrique Scheidt
Nicolas Olive Kuznier
Lucas Marconatto
Scientific Initiation
Izabela Rozar Baumgarten
John Matheus Silva
Quinn Irys Adamy