COLETIVOS EM AÇÃO: PROCESSOS DE CRIAÇÃO E FORMAÇÃO NA INTERFACE ARTES, EDUCAÇÃO E SAÚDE
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O dossiê é composto por 11 artigos norteados por práticas artísticas realizadas em projetos coletivos com ênfase territorial e/ou proposições artístico-pedagógicas realizadas no espaço acadêmico.
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