A modern art gallery with white walls, wooden floors, and high ceilings. Artwork is displayed on the walls, and natural light enters through large skylights. A sign says Iberê Camargo.

The Anti-Curation Curation of Iberê Camargo "Quem sabe, o tempo..." at Fundação Iberê Camargo celebrates not knowing the answer through the artist's unfinished works.

Luiz Armando Bagolin August 17, 2026

FEATURED EXHIBITIONS / MEMBERSHIPS

A person in a black shirt and glasses stands smiling behind a table, with patchy, textured walls and large panels in the background, lit by soft natural light.

Daniel Senise Guides Us Through the Looking Glass "Os dois lados da janela" is a testament to Senise's extensive career.

Cynthia Garcia August 14, 2026

A human skull is partially revealed, drawn or emerging from gritty sand and dirt, giving the appearance of being buried or uncovered in a rough, textured surface.

Flávia Almeida Will Become the New President of MASP in September Plus Bernardo Paz Announces His Museum, Baró Galeria Returns to Sao Paulo, Vik Muniz at the Museu Nacional and more

Daniela Cantu August 12, 2026

A minimalist sculpture with a metal geometric frame stands on a glossy black base, which is partly covered with two irregularly shaped pieces of white fur. The background is gray and uncluttered.

What The Parentheses Hold "O (tempo)," a Waltercio Caldas exhibit, plays with disappearance, reemergence and how punctuation expresses time.

Luiz Armando Bagolin August 10, 2026

FEATURED STORIES

A hazy cityscape with tall skyscrapers at sunrise or sunset, overlaid with the text ART IN BRAZIL 2025 in bold, centered letters.

Art in Brazil: A Guide for Collectors, Curators and the Curious

Tall modern buildings with varied architectural styles rise toward a blue sky, viewed from below, creating a dramatic urban perspective with curves and sharp angles against the clouds.

The Art Geography of São Paulo

Art Paradises: Excursions from São Paulo for Sensory Delights

Rooms For Art: Discovering “The Many Brazils” at Rosewood São Paulo with Curator Marc Pottier

A modern art gallery with artworks on the walls, a suspended semi-transparent installation, a bench with a patterned surface, and a variety of colorful pieces displayed in the background.

Luiz Zerbini Reads from the Forest’s Script "Estrelas escolhidas" turns printmaking into narrative in 230 of Zerbini's works chronicling the natural world.

Luiz Armando Bagolin August 7, 2026

Abstract painting of a tree with a thick trunk and branches, featuring vibrant yellow, orange, and purple foliage against a light gray and beige background. The style is textured and expressive.

ArPa Expands to Argentina with a Satellite Edition Plus Luiza Gottschalk joins Casa Triângulo, Jacopo Crivelli Visconti essays contemporary Indigenous art, and more

Brian Hieggelke August 5, 2026

A person in a white shirt and black skirt stands among large, textured sculptures resembling oversized mushrooms in a dimly lit room.

A Forest of Sculptures at Sandra Anselmi’s “Woven Nature, We Are a Single Thread” Anselmi is a refreshingly modern textile pioneer.

Cynthia Garcia August 3, 2026

A white canvas features a single, bold, horizontal black stripe slightly above center. The stripe extends from the left edge, ending before reaching the right edge, creating a minimalist, abstract composition.

Carlos Zilio and the Beautiful Fault of Painting Zilio's exhibition at Galeria Raquel Arnaud presents itself as an intimate, abstract series of self-portraits.

Luiz Armando Bagolin July 31, 2026

Inhotim Institute Founder Bernardo Paz Creates a R$1 Billion Museum Plus MASP President Heitor Martins reflects on twelve years of leadership + more

Brian Hieggelke July 29, 2026