Visual Art Culture of São Paulo and Beyond
“In the 1960s, artists were faced with only two options. Either you criticized what was going on by stretching your imagination or you abided to the rules.” This testimony of […]
Direct from the Garage Museum of Contemporary Art in Moscow to São Paulo’s SESC Pinheiros, “O Outro Transatlântico: Arte Cinética e Óptica no Leste Europeu e América Latina de 1950 […]
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 […]
