Visual Art Culture of São Paulo and Beyond
Galeria Nara Roesler shows forty-five small-format paintings by ex-Casa 7 artist Fabio Miguez, part of an ongoing series started in 2010 dubbed “Atalhos” (Short Cuts). “Short Cuts” also doubles as […]
”Rés do Chão” (On the Ground) at São Paulo’s Galeria Lume is the title of the first solo show of multimedia artist Lucas Dupin who officially started in the arts […]
Rio de Janeiro has a new and inclusive space for the arts, OM art, in the leafy area of the Botanical Gardens next to the Jockey Club with the view […]
Artist Luiz Hermano’s “Trapézio,” a large installation of floating steel sculptures at São Paulo’s SESC Santo Amaro, is based on fifty-three different compositions of a sole geometric figure, the trapezoid, […]
The final oeuvre of poet Ferreira Gullar (1930-2016), the author of the “Manifesto Neoconcreto” (1959) that enraged academics but was hailed by forward-thinking visual artists, is on show in São […]
Through June and July Guto Lacaz shows twenty works from 1995-2018 at Galeria Marcelo Guarnieri in the Jardins while he just finished having fifteen panels exhibited the whole month of […]
The traveling gallery exhibition, originally from New York’s Hauser & Wirth, “Mira Schendel. Sarrafos and Black and White Works,” organized with Olivier Renaud-Clément, is a small black-and-white gem in collaboration […]
One of the heavyweights of Latin American art since the mid-sixties, Claudio Tozzi is on show at year-old Galeria Houssein Jarouche in the Jardins neighborhood with twenty-eight works selected by […]
Emanoel Araujo is showing for the second time at São Paulo’s MASP. In 1981, already an acclaimed artist, the late museum’s founder and director Pietro Maria Bardi exhibited a series […]
No photos better capture the tense political mood and denounce the injustice in Brazil fifty years ago than the memorable black-and-white series by photojournalist Evandro Teixeira, “1968: A Passeata dos […]
