 FABIO CYPRIAN A journalist, he is an art critic, professor, and director of the Faculty of Philosophy, Communication, Letters, and Arts at PUC-SP. In this edition, he covered the 61st Venice Biennale with three texts: on the political gesture of the jury led by Solange Farkas, on the curatorial work "In Minor Tones" by Koyo Kouoh, and on the highlights of the national pavilions and parallel exhibitions. |
 Hélio Menezes He is a curator, anthropologist, and internationalist. He was one of the curators of the 35th São Paulo Biennial, Choreographies of the Impossible. In this edition, he publishes the essay Imagining a Voice You've Never Heard, originally produced for the catalog of the 61st Venice Biennale at the invitation of Koyo Kouoh. |
 LUIZA LORENZETTI is a journalist specializing in Media, Information and Culture from CELACC-USP. He is currently the Web Manager at Arte!BrasileirosIn this edition, he interviewed curator Tadeu Chiarelli at the opening of the new São Paulo headquarters of Pinakotheke and covered the 16th Curitiba International Biennial. |
 LEONOR AMARANTE Journalist, curator, and editor. She has worked for the newspaper O Estado de S.Paulo, Veja magazine, TV Cultura, and the Memorial da América Latina. She is an editor and reporter for... Arte!Brasileiros since 2015. In this edition, she covered the 16th Curitiba International Biennial – Limiares. |
 LARA ARRUDA PAIVA She is a journalist with a degree from the University of São Paulo. She has worked for Folha de S.Paulo, Arte! Brasileiros, and Jornal da USP. In this edition, she wrote about the five exhibitions in the Latin American Histories series currently on display at MASP. |
 COIL LOPES is a multimedia developer, designer, videomaker and programmer. Working in Arte!Brasileiros Since its founding, it has integrated creation and technology, producing photographs, videos, and designing and revising the 75th edition of Arte!Brasileiros. |
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