Visual Art Culture of São Paulo and Beyond
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 […]
With more than one-hundred exhibitions to her name, artist Jeanete Musatti displays a selection of sixty works spanning her five-decade trajectory in the untitled show “S/ Título,” curated by Ricardo […]
Rio-born New York resident Maíra Senise’s second solo exhibition, at São Paulo’s Zipper Galeria, is entitled “Gárgulas ao sol do meio-dia” (Gargoyles in the Midday Sun). Accordingly, the frenetic paintings […]
“Laura Vinci: Morro Mundo,” at Galeria Nara Roesler, is destined to be one of São Paulo’s gallery highlights of the first half of 2018, after a run at the gallery’s […]
Maria Martins (1900-1973) or simply Maria, as Surrealism’s founder André Breton liked to call her, was a daring risk-taker in life and the arts. She skillfully juggled her roles as ambassador’s wife and mistress of none other than Marcel Duchamp for eight years.
The exhibition “Tarsila do Amaral: Inventing Modern Art in Brazil” is on show at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York City after a four-month run at the […]
“Carlos Garaicoa: Ser Urbano” (Being Urban) on show at Espaço Cultural Porto Seguro in São Paulo offers a chance to examine seven installations of one of the most influential Latin […]
A monumental organic sculptural metaphor of the cycle of life and death is flourishing and will wither through March 24 at Casa Triangulo in São Paulo. The vegetal installation by […]
One of Brazil’s leading fine-art photographers, São Paulo-born Arnaldo Pappalardo, is showing his most recent work under the title “Cine” at Galeria Millan. The exhibition tracks how he experiments with […]
“Rodrigo Andrade: Pintura e Matéria (1983-2014)” at Pina Estação features more than a hundred paintings by one of Brazil’s top contemporary artists. The fifty-five-year-old São Paulo-born painter sprang from the […]
