Visual Art Culture of São Paulo and Beyond
The tridimensional art of Artur Lescher has raised the bar of sculpture in his present exhibition. The series explores a cosmos composed of a personal golden constellation of fourteen floating—apparently […]
One of the most influential Latin American artists of her generation, seventy-nine-year-old Regina Silveira is a small, stout woman with a throaty rasp and formidable energy demonstrated in her six-decade […]
Recently deceased at the age of seventy-four, Antonio Dias, one of Brazil’s foremost contemporary artists, is being celebrated in Rio and São Paulo. The largest tribute being paid to the […]
For the first time, Galeria Nara Roesler stages the work of sociopolitical artist, forensic expert and Brazil’s foremost street performer, Berna Reale. “Gula” (Greed) pins down the voracious appetite our […]
Inviting visual experiences by means of reflection is one of the mainstays in the solo exhibition of conceptual artist Carlos Fajardo titled “Dentro” (Inside) at Galeria Marcelo Guarnieri at Ribeirão […]
São Paulo’s Pinacoteca showcases “Mulheres radicais: arte latino-americana, 1960-1985” (Radical Women: Latin American Art, 1960-1985), the first major exhibition of radical art practices by Latin American woman artists, including US-born […]
The second edition of Semana de Arte (Art Week), that took place from the August 31 to September 3, has found the appropriate venue at the Pavilion of Brazilian Cultures, […]
It has been three years since São Paulo-born Elisa Bracher invaded the pristine white first floor of Galeria Raquel Arnaud with “Luctus Lutum“ (the title in Latin for mourning and […]
The twelfth edition of SP-Arte/Foto features thirty-four galleries at São Paulo’s JK Iguatemi shopping mall from August 22 to 26. A handful of galleries will display prized vintage works of the […]
Galeria Vermelho presents “Rotações Infinitas” (Infinite Rotations) by Minas-born multimedia artist Ana Maria Tavares whose singular body of work over her three-decade oeuvre stands at the intersection of art, architecture […]
