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

The regionalization of Art Basel

After having been successful in sales in the Miami Beach edition, the fair lands in Hong Kong

Connections at MAM’s collection

Exhibition that was presented at the Phoenix Art Museum is brought to the institution in São Paulo

Photography of the memory

With works on the resistance to the Salazarist dictatorship in Portugal, Operation Condor in South America and Police Violence in Rio de Janeiro, Portuguese photographer João Pina deals with, from records, the past history and trauma

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)
"Gargalheira ou quem falará por nós", Sidney Amaral, 2014. Foto: Coleção particular/Cortesia Sesc Jundiaí

Letter to Sidney Amaral

In the context of holding the exhibition "Viver até o fim o que me cabe! - Sidney Amaral: aproximação", at Sesc Jundiaí, artist and curator Daniel Lima writes a correspondence directed to the São Paulo artist, who died in 2017

Artistic practice as historian practice

Curated by Ana Pato, Meta–Arquivo exhibition brings together unseen works by nine artists and collectives from archival research on the Brazilian military dictatorship
Coleção Orandi Momesso

Aproximações: Brief introduction to the Brazilian art of the XX century

Exhibition curated by Aracy Amaral inaugurated iat the Fábrica de Arte Marcos Amaro (Fama) which, in the process of settlement, causes fascination and is a gift for Itu

Under the lens of Bárbara Wagner and Benjamin de Burca

With a multidisciplinary audiovisual work produced in universes at once pop and marginalized from different cities in the world, the duo wins prominent position and will represent Brazil at the Venice Biennale

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