Nobody can mess with me: Brazil at the Venice Biennale
The 61st Venice Biennale opens to the public on May 9th. The Brazilian Pavilion will feature works by Rosana...
No one can with me: between the wound and the healing
“Nobody can come with me” – a title that borrows the name of a plant that simultaneously protects and poisons – is the...
The Biennial whispers but not everyone hears
In its 36th edition, which opened in early September, the São Paulo Biennial reaffirms its role as a disseminator of artistic production that...
In its second edition, the Amazon Biennial reverberates the forest
Gateway to the Amazon, a port city marked by the confluence of peoples and cultures, Belém, in Pará, opens itself to art. It is in this...
Poetry in confluence inspires the 7th International Sertão Biennial
With the same nomadic spirit that has characterized it since its creation in 2012, the 7th International Sertão Biennial will be inaugurated in Diamantina...
Lack of context confuses 36th São Paulo Biennial
Not every traveler walks the roads – from Humanity as practice, the 36th São Paulo Biennial, open to the public on September 6, has...
36th Biennial: humanity as practice
The contours of the 36th São Paulo Biennial, which opens its doors to the public on 6th...
Reports of a trip that defines me as “River Body”
Vânia Leal, curator of the First Amazon Biennial, accompanied the itinerant exhibitions of this edition, which took the project to several cities in the Amazon region.
Snap: The Master Key to the 14th Mercosul Biennial
Porto Alegre's iconic art event showcases works by 77 artists from 35 countries
Practices to make room for other stories
A critical overview of the thinking of Bonaventure Soh Bejeng Ndikung, curator of the 36th São Paulo Biennial, based on his work at the Casa das Culturas do Mundo, a German institution he has directed since 2023
