Art

In the 14th edition of Decentralizing Access, now with national reach, the museum reaffirms its commitment to education by treating its own collection as an object of research.

An exhibition at the Ipiranga Museum retraces the trajectories of the different ethnic groups that have inhabited the famous São Paulo neighborhood since its creation and reignites the debate about the symbolism of the place for Black people.

On the day dedicated to the protector of Bumba Meu Boi, São Luís transforms memory into a procession and makes the month last an extra day.

Located in Vila Velha, a municipality in the metropolitan region of Vitória, the Casa do Governador Cultural Park brings together contemporary art, nature, and education in one of the most important Brazilian experiences in audience development and artistic enjoyment in an open space.

The phrase in the Assyrian Hall of the Rio de Janeiro theater, as well as the motifs coined at the beginning of the 20th century by a company that also worked on the Eiffel Tower, salutes the Achaemenid king Artaxerxes.

By Giuliano de Miranda. Designed by the architect Paulo Mendes da Rocha from Espírito Santo, the Cais das Artes (Arts Wharf) began construction in 2010, with an initial forecast...

Curator Tadeu Chiarelli discusses the inaugural exhibition at the new Pinakotheke location.

By Bibiana Belisário There is a curious fact about leafcutter ants: despite their small size, they are able to transport leaves, bark, branches, and plant fragments that...

By Giuliano de Miranda Twenty-six years after the retrospective dedicated to his work by the Espírito Santo Art Museum Dionísio Del Santo...

At a time when Indigenous art is increasingly present in Brazilian cultural institutions, the third edition of the Indigenous Ethnomedia Exhibition...