Visual Art Culture of São Paulo and Beyond
In 2018, sculptor Melvin Edwards staged a solo exhibition at MASP museum, his first in Brazil, with works from 1963 to 2016 of his celebrated ongoing “Lynch Fragments,” a series […]
Photographer João Farkas captures the saturated hues of the provocative anonymity of the street Carnival masks, “Caretas de Maragogjipe,” in a series of thirty-five portraits in his second solo exhibition […]
Angelo Venosa, one of the few artists from Geração 80 (Generation 80)—Brazil’s neo-expressionist young art movement of the 1980s—to have eventually chosen sculpture over painting, now stages the solo exhibition […]
The New York City skyline is captured in all its brimming beauty and overflowing power through the lens of Rio-born photographer Claudio Edinger in his ongoing aerial photo series “Machina […]
The unconventional imagination of conceptual artist Marilá Dardot inhabits the solo exhibition “A pronúncia do mundo”(The Naming of the World) at Galeria Vermelho in São Paulo. A key artist in […]
In São Paulo, the new art season kicks off with the tenth edition of the Salão dos Artistas sem Galeria (Salon of Artists with no Gallery), a competition that reveals […]
In 2012, when Millôr Fernandes passed away at eighty-nine, the Moreira Salles Institute (IMS) acquired his remaining seven-thousand drawings. Here, in his home country, multitalented Millôr is to cartoon art […]
Karin Lambrecht’s work is being celebrated at Instituto Tomie Ohtake in this resourceful artist’s first institutional exhibition in São Paulo. Sixty-one-year-old Lambrecht, who proudly defines herself as a painter and since […]
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 […]
