Visual Art Culture of São Paulo and Beyond
These well-designed, reimagined aesthetic experiences come embedded with new ways of viewing and understanding simple but basic products taken for granted by our hyper-consumerist society.
The “situations,” as she calls the interaction with her sculptures, are aimed at expanding the senses by creating new shapes, relationships and experiences.
Due to the conceptual and abstract treatment of the images created by Samico, the art of Brazilian woodcutting gained a contemporary dimension.
The compass in the art of twenty-five-year-old Luiz Escañuela, Brazil’s rising hyperrealist painter, is both social and political.
Over the course of 73 minutes, De Almeida delivers an unorthodox film, in sync with the unconventional works and eccentric performances of the provocateur.
Since the 1980s, Pacheco’s conceptual sculptural pieces grapple with issues of the female body and her own congenital disorder
Talented Toledo is a cult figure, celebrated both professionally and as an icon of São Paulo’s cultural scene.
This time, expect more sculpture, less color, less translucency but work that’s very much Dudi Maia Rosa.
“I believe that the more specific the work seems to be, the bigger the chance that the public will open up to questions that are actually very universal.”
Pina Estação, in the Pinacoteca complex at São Paulo’s old center, has the retrospective of sculptor Artur Lescher “Suspensão” (Suspension) occupying all three rooms of the fourth floor of the […]
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