Pinacoteca shows indigenist project of Ernesto Neto
In the Octagon of the Pinacoteca, Cura Bra Cura Té hosts participative activations)
Carlos Motta points to roots of prejudice and racism in the...
New York-based Colombian artist presents traces of inquisition and slavery as key to understanding the present moment
Publication presents plural view of Pedro Motta’s work
The book brings together ten series produced by the plastic artist and photographer in the last decade, each accompanied by an author’s text
From New York to Paris
Artist participated in a residence in New York at AnnexB, and will have works exhibited at the Fondation Cartier in Paris later this year
A place where to remember is to act
Founded in the 1940s by progressive Jews, Casa do Povo overcomes 30 years of crisis and consolidates itself as a prolific cultural center, experimental space of coexistence and performance of multidisciplinary artistic collectives and autonomous movements
Into the Hurricane
ARTE Director Brasileiros writes in the editorial of the 49th edition that “in art, the answer is an active denunciation” about the scars of centuries that the actions of the state deepen
Paiz Art Biennial focuses on cultural diversity and crises in Latin...
In an interview with arte!brasileiros, Chilean curator Alexia Tala talks about the 22nd edition of the Guatemalan Biennial, which raised debates about native peoples, their worldviews, and opinions about immigration and contemporary crises
Other voices
Learn what Lucimara Letelier, founder and director of the Vivo Museum; Renata Bittencourt, executive director of the Inhotim Institute, and Claudinei Roberto da Silva, professor and curator, say on issues surrounding cultural management
Sensitive power
Rosana Paulino’s exhibition, A costura da memória, finishes at the São Paulo’s Pinacoteca and goes to the Rio Art Museum (MAR)
Artist collectives reflect the spirit of the time
Both the choice of five collectives as nominees for the Turner Prize, in 2021, and the announcement of 14 collectives as the first participants...
