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Júlio Villani takes his 'embroidered backyard' to the Morumbi Chapel
Just over a month after opening the Museu de Tudo exhibition, at Casa de Vidro, Júlio Villani presents the public with more...
The playful world of Julio Villani
Artist presented SOLO at ArtRio and won two important solo shows in São Paulo from June to August this year, a summary of the artist's thinking who is divided between the capital of São Paulo and Paris
Julio Villani presents two exhibitions in São Paulo
While "Por um Fio" brings together sculptures at Galeria Estação, "Alinhavai" presents paintings, drawings, embroidery, objects and collages at Galeria Raquel Arnaud
Julio Villani participates in a press conference at the Abbey of Thoronet
The artist occupies one of the spaces of the 12th century building in an exhibition organized by the Palais de Tokyo
The sensitive form
Established in Paris since the 1980s, Julio Villani will debut his new site "D'ICI, DE LÀ" and opens solo exhibition at Chelsea in New York
the sensitive shape
Established in Paris since the 1980s, Julio Villani debuts website and opens solo exhibition at Chelsea in New York
Anthem against dictatorship inspires Brazilian exhibition in Paris
"Despite you, tomorrow will be another day" brings together around twenty national artists who are based in France; exhibition features critical works by Julio Villani that were mounted in May at the embassy and resonated in Brazil
Hunger and violence are themes of the new works from the Usina de Arte collection,...
"Landscape", by Regina Silveira, and "Um Campo da Fome", by Matheus Rocha Pitta, reflect the concern of different generations and trends with the country's social situation.
Arthur Piza and his legacy for an eternal bridge with art
In Paris, the arte!brasileiros interviewed the art historian Betina Zalcberg, a member of the board of the Arthur Luiz Piza Fund and a friend of the artist who died in 2017
Editorial: all in check
Read the editorial of issue #57 of arte!brasileiros, by Patricia Rousseaux
