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Editorial: Fertility and KindnessBy Patricia Rousseaux
Publishing
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Our vulnerability on the agenda By Patricia Rousseaux
Biennials
The 16th edition of the Biennale de Lyon, which closes its show on December 31, 2022 – after being postponed due to the global pandemic – was conceived by Sam Bardaouil and Till Fellrath, founders and directors of the multidisciplinary curatorial platform Art Reoriented, launched in 2009 in New York, and had as its central motto the Manifesto of fragility
Art Basel shakes ParisBy Eduardo Simões
Fairs & Exhibitions
With the quality seal of the Swiss franchise, the neophyte Paris+ took the place of the traditional FIAC, reinforced the pulsating art scene of the French capital, scared rival Frieze, from London, and promoted diversification in the selection of galleries
The collapse of culture By Jotabê Medeiros
Article
The destruction strategy persists even in the final days, with rigging and boycotts; it will be up to the new government to work together to recover the sector
environment of resistanceBy Fabio Cypriano
Cultural Management
Ceará inaugurates new equipment in Fortaleza and Cariri, which give national prominence in the face of the destruction of the scene by the federal government
Lenora de Barros: Synthesis of a plural productionBy Leonor Amarante
Exhibitions
At Pinacoteca, four decades of unique work that encompasses poetry, photography, performance, video, in dialogue with the body
The Modernity in questionBy Maria Hirszman
Exhibitions
Exhibition "The Parable of Progress" reviews the myths and legacy of the Independence of Brazil and Modernism, based on contemporary artistic production
Image dialogueBy Writing
Exhibitions
On display at IMS Paulista, “Xingu: Contactos” contrasts historical documentaries and contemporary records made by the indigenous people themselves
“Brazilian Stories” reveals 'colonial system' in the arts circuitBy Fabio Cypriano
Review
Masp presents an exhibition that criticizes the lack of representation in the history of art, but its own centers of power are white and patriarchal; institution still exhibits works by its president, ignoring the existence of a conflict of interest
New talents, new ideasBy Leonor Amarante
Artist
The production of four artists lives a special moment in the search for space to show their works
Petit maîtreBy Tadeu Chiarelli
Exhibitions
Art critic and professor Tadeu Chiarelli lists reasons to read the recently released autobiography of sculptor and painter Raphael Galvez
Pasolini, scandalizedby Miguel Groisman
Book
Celebrated for his cinematographic production, Pier Paolo also dedicated himself to literature and poetry; two recent national publications help to illuminate this part of his personal life and critical intellectuality
