Visual Art Culture of São Paulo and Beyond
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 […]
Spanish-Brazilian artist Sara Ramo is on show at the Galpão warehouse of Fortes D’Aloia & Gabriel with eleven new works in the form of collages, sculptures and installations. Although the […]
Among the many singular things about the art of Emmanuel Nassar is his signature abbreviation placed like a compass and inspired by Constructivism. It appears on the surface of his […]
“Véio is an artist to the bone. His is a truly contemporary narrative, it is strong, authentic and, at the same time, concise and consistent. Along these years there is a clear search for synthesis of intellect and emotion in his recurring themes based on the struggle for life of both man and beast in the sun-beaten Nordeste environment.”
The trademark painterly elegance of Paulo Pasta is in two solo exhibitions that corroborate the resolute continuum of his three-decade disciplined narrative as a pivotal name of contemporary art produced […]
In its fourteenth edition, SP-Arte—the São Paulo International Art Festival—showcases 164 galleries and brings a string of art-related events to town. The fair, which occupies the Bienal Pavilion at Ibirapuera […]
