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Notícias 3 Março 2014 Fundação Nacional Do Livro Infantil E Juvenil | Seção Brasileira Do Notícias 3 março 2014 FUNDAÇÃO NACIONAL DO LIVRO INFANTIL E JUVENIL | SEÇÃO BRASILEIRA DO INCONTÁVEIS LINHAS INCONTÁVEIS CONTOS BRASIL FEIRA DE BOLONHA 2014 40 anos da presença da FnLIJ e BrasIL país homenageado Este ano nós, brasileiros, temos muito a comemorar na 51ª Feira em seu catálogo FNLIJ’s Selection, que prepara anualmente para de Bolonha (24 a 27 de março), na Itália. A FNLIJ comemora seu Feira, uma linha do tempo para registrar os 40 anos de presen- 40º ano de presença na Feira e, pela segunda vez, o Brasil é o ça em Bolonha registrando momentos e presenças importantes homenageado na única feira internacional exclusivamente de li- dessa história. vros para crianças. A capa do catálogo é uma ilustração do livro Histórias de Mais de 40 ilustradores e escritores brasileiros estarão presen- quem conta histórias, de Ciça Fittipaldi, publicado pela editora tes participando de diferentes atividades. O mercado editorial Cortez, com projeto gráfico do Estúdio Versalete. brasileiro estará representado por mais de 40 editoras de litera- Fazem parte do catálogo 166 títulos de livros: 45 (criança); 12 tura infantil e juvenil, número duas vezes maior do que o do ano (jovem); 15 (informativo); 28 (poesia); 08 (imagem); 02 (teatro); passado. 19 (reconto); 07 (teórico) e 30 edições renovadas. A Fundação Biblioteca Nacional, como parceira da FNLIJ, está 40 anos de presença da FNLIJ na Feira de Bolonha apoiando o estande da FNLIJ que conta também com a presença Neste ano especial do Brasil na Feira de Bolonha, a FNLIJ incluiu de 15 editoras: Ática/Scipione; Cosac Naify; Dimensão; Editora Roger Mello ganha o Prêmio Hans Christian Andersen de ilustração do IBBY! Aguarde a reportagem completa no Notícias 5. Biruta; Editora Peirópolis; Editora Rovelle; Escala Educacional/ brasileira em Bolonha são a Fundação Biblioteca Nacional - Editora Lafonte; FTD; Global Editora; Globo Livros; Grupo FBN, a Fundação Nacional do Livro Infantil e Juvenil - FNLIJ, Editorial Autêntica; Mercuryo Jovem; Moderna/Salamandra; os Ministérios da Cultura e das Relações Exteriores, além da Rocco e WMF Martins Fontes. Câmara Brasileira do Livro - CBL. O catálogo FNLIJ’s Selection 2014 encontra-se disponível em O Ministério das Relações Exteriores está apoiando a viagem e versão digital no site oficial da instituição (www.fnlij.org.br) hospedagem de nove autores, selecionados a partir do critério de já terem sido agraciados ou indicados pela FNLIJ ao Prêmio Hans Countless Threads, Countless Tales Christian Andersen – HCA. Os autores são: Angela-Lago, Ciça Como convidado de honra, o Brasil ocupa o hall de entrada do Fittipaldi, Eliardo França, Marilda Castanha, Marina Colasanti, pavilhão principal da feira, reservado a exposições de ilustra- Nelson Cruz, Roger Mello, Rui de Oliveira e Ruth Rocha. ções, apresentando um panorama contemporâneo dos nossos Os também convidados: Helena Alexandrino, Joel Rufino dos artistas ilustradores. A exposição Brazil: Countless Threads, Santos, indicados pela FNLIJ ao Prêmio HCA e Lygia Bojunga, Countless Tales - Brasil: Incontáveis Linhas, incontáveis histó- vencedora da láurea em 1982, infelizmente não puderam viajar rias e o catálogo que a acompanha apresentam ilustrações de 55 por motivos pessoais. autores ativos no mercado editorial e com obras que se desta- Ziraldo e outros importantes nomes também estarão presen- cam pela qualidade e pelos prêmios recebidos. Ziraldo é o autor tes apoiados por suas editoras e/ou custeando seus gastos de homenageado pelo seu trabalho no país, com reconhecimento viagem. internacional, influenciando novas gerações de ilustradores de Ana Maria Machado, vencedora do Prêmio Hans Christian livros infantis. Andersen 2000, recebeu o apoio da Academia Brasileira de Ziraldo criou um mascote para comemorar a presença do Letras. Brasil como país homenageado. A FNLIJ está apoiando a ida de Eva Furnari, Graça Lima e O título da exposição e do catálogo é de Ana Maria Machado, Daniel Munduruku. O Instituto C&A, as presenças e Odilon e a identidade visual é uma criação do ilustrador Roger Mello, Moraes e Fernando Vilela. candidato brasileiro ao Prêmio Hans Christian Andersen 2014, Até o fechamento desta edição temos notícias de que muitos como ilustrador. O projeto do catálogo é de Silvia Negreiros. A outros escritores e ilustradores estarão presentes, seja por meio empresa Arco, de Heloisa Alves criou o projeto expográfico. de investimento próprio ou por apoio de suas editoras. Os ilustradores Fernando Vilela, Graça Lima, Mariana A presença crescente dos artistas do livro brasileiro para Massarani, Odilon Moraes e Roger Mello foram convidados crianças e jovens na Feira de Bolonha, ocorrida nos últimos 15 como consultores artísticos para organizar a exposição das ilus- anos, representa um passo importante em suas carreiras e o re- trações dos 55 ilustradores, cuja seleção foi feita pela FNLIJ, em conhecimento da relevância do evento no cenário internacio- parceria com a FBN. A lista completa com os nomes dos ilustra- nal, com repercussão nas suas criações. Esse movimento é para dores encontra-se ao final da matéria. a FNLIJ uma emocionante recompensa pelo trabalho de 40 anos A presença brasileira na 51ª Feira de Bolonha como país ho- de promoção da Feira de Bolonha no Brasil como local de for- menageado só está sendo possível graças ao esforço conjunto de mação e de divulgação do livro brasileiro no exterior. diferentes instituições do setor público e privado, bem como de Parabenizamos a todos, escritores, ilustradores e editores pre- profissionais artistas do livro. sentes na Feira, desejando sucesso na apresentação dos seus tra- O Ministério da Cultura, Ministério das Relações Exteriores, balhos e que voltem ao Brasil com suas bagagens enriquecidas Fundação Biblioteca Nacional, Fundação Nacional do Livro pelas experiências que a Feira proporciona a todos que acredi- Infantil e Juvenil, SESC São Paulo, Câmara Brasileira do Livro, tam na força dos livros de literatura para levar a paz e o entendi- Apex-Brasil, Instituto C&A e Imprensa Oficial do Estado de São mento entre os povos. Paulo se uniram para apresentar a qualidade e a vitalidade da A FNLIJ espera que depois de quase vinte anos em que o Brasil arte brasileiros dos livros para crianças que compõem a base da foi o país homenageado na Feira de Bolonha, esta segunda vez educação e a da formação cultural da infância brasileira, além de aprofunde os avanços do esforço nacional de apresentar ao mun- seu valor para a economia do país. do a riqueza dos livros brasileiros para crianças e jovens que, por As instituições responsáveis pela organização da participação terem qualidade, são universais. 2 Notícias 3 | março 2014 LISTA DOS 55 ILUSTRADORES 1. Alcy Linares 16. Fernando Vilela 31. Luiz Maia 46. Ricardo Azevedo 2. Ale Abreu 17. Geraldo Valério 32. Manu Maltez 47. Roger Mello 3. André Neves 18. Gilles Eduar 33. Marcelo Cipis 48. Rogério Borges 4. Andrés Sandoval 19. Graça Lima 34. Marcelo Pimentel 49. Rosinha 5. Angela-Lago 20. Grupo Matizes Dumont 35. Marcelo Xavier 50. Rui De Oliveira 6. Cárcamo 21. Guazzelli 36. Maria Eugênia 51. Salmo Dansa 7. Caulos 22. Guto Lacaz 37. Mariana Massarani 52. Suppa 8. Ciça Fitipaldi 23. Guto Lins 38. Marilda Castanha 53. Taísa Borges 9. Cláudio Martins 24. Helena Alexandrino 39. Maurício Negro 54. Walter Lara 10. Daniel Bueno 25. Ivan Zigg 40. Michele Iacocca 55. Ziraldo 11. Eduardo Albini 26. Jean-Claude Alphen 41. Nelson Cruz 12. Eliardo França 27. Jô Oliveira 42. Odilon Moraes 13. Elizabeth Teixeira 28. Laurabeatriz 43. Regina Coeli Rennó 14. Elma 29. Laurent Cardon 44. Renato Alarcão 15. Eva Furnari 30. Lelis 45. Renato Moriconi Selection of Brazilian writers, illustrators and publishers The presentation below outlines all The selection of titles for Bologna FUNDAÇÃO BIBLIOTECA NACIONAL Bologna Children’s Book Fair | Brazil: Guest of Honour Country the elements that made the FNLIJ’s Children's Book Fair has always been a participation in the Bologna Children’s fundamental activity for FNLIJ, in order to Book Fair a successful initiative. The present the best of children's and young 40 YEARS past four decades have demanded hard people literature. The catalog has also New of Fnlij’s participation in the work and persistence, which resulted been improved over the years, becoming Brazilian in improvement and, once and for all, a publication with a cover designed by titles: ction, Bologna Children’s Book Fair established the Fair as a permanent event important illustrators, containing not only in the calendar of the Brazilian children’s the list of books, but reviews, authors’ non-ction, and young people literature, contributing biographies, disclosure of FNLIJ Award, poetry and to internationally promote our writers, nominees for the Hans Christian Andersen others! illustrators, and publishers. Award and, eventually, homages. Victories, homages, and important projects presented at the Bologna Children’s Book Fair have proven the relevance of the Brazilian presence at 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 this event. First year of the Brazilian FNLIJ participation at FNLIJ represented FNLIJ represented by Regina FNLIJ represented Ciça Fittipaldi presence at the Fair, the Fair on the collective by Ruth Vilela. A Yolanda Werneck, member of by Regina Yolanda (: Histórias de quem represented by Ruth stand of Latin America, brochure with a list the IBBY Executive Committee. Werneck. A catalog conta histórias, Cortez) www.fnlij.org.br Vilela, a founder of FNLIJ represented by Leny of books and cover A brochure with a list of books with a list of books and and member of the IBBY Werneck, then a member illustrated by Rico was designed. cover illustrated by Paula Executive Committee. of the IBBY Executive Lins was designed. Saldanha was designed. Brochure including only Committee. the list of books. Brazilian Section of FUNDAÇÃO NACIONAL DO LIVRO INFANTIL E JUVENIL 8 9 Mascote para comemorar a presença Catálogo FNLIJ’s Selection 2014. Trecho da linha do tempo. do Brasil como país homenageado.
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