Visual Art Culture of São Paulo and Beyond
São Paulo’s Pinacoteca brings the retrospective “Rosana Paulino: A Costura da Memória” (The Sewing of Memory), the artist’s largest solo show staged in a museum. The event celebrates Paulino’s twenty-five-year […]
The exhibition “Ruptura” (Rupture), first presented in New York in 2017, is now in São Paulo at Galeria Luciana Brito, with fifty small to medium-sized artworks by eleven pioneering artists […]
Anticipating the Bauhaus 2019 centennial, the international exhibition “Bauhaus Imaginista: Aprendizados Recíprocos” (Learning From) is being staged at São Paulo’s SESC Pompeia through January after having itinerated at the Goethe […]
In the town of Itu, a two-hour drive from São Paulo, you’ll find FAMA. The acronym for fame in Portuguese stands for Fábrica de Arte Marcos Amaro, an art factory […]
The radical art of Regina Vater is in a revealing retrospective at Galeria Jaqueline Martins, in São Paulo, through January 2019. For five decades Vater has been creating experiences in […]
The sixth exhibition of the paintings of Cristina Canale at Galeria Nara Roesler, in São Paulo, brings sixteen works, from small-formats to large two-by-three-meter canvases handled with expertise since the […]
The painting exhibition in São Paulo’s Fortes D’Aloia & Gabriel Galeria (FDAG), “Crônicas Urgentes” (Urgent Reports), brings together Marcela Cantuária, Maxwell Alexandre and Victor Mattina, a trio just hitting their […]
Last week we interviewed art historian and critic Tadeu Chiarelli on the current São Paulo Bienal, this week, our interview subject is São Paulo-born artist Denise Milan, who participates in […]
The 33rd São Paulo Bienal reshapes the way in which the curatorial concept of art biennials is typically organized. Coordinated by Spanish-born Gabriel Pérez-Barreiro under the theme “Affective Affinities,” evoking […]
This year comes as the crowning of Nelson Felix’s three-decade-long linear oeuvre with a final tripartite circular action titled “Esquizofrenia da Forma e do Êxtase” (Schizophrenia of Form and Ecstasy). […]
