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...
Paulista Avenue hosts the largest and most ambitious exhibition of Mestre Didi.
The Bahian artist-priest, who died in 2013, re-established an artistic dialogue with the legacy of Nagô culture and undertook a dizzying study of forms based on Candomblé.
When Afro-Brazilian art returns home in full force.
Assembled by two American researchers over a decade, the collection of 666 works donated to Muncab was formed with suggestions from Pierre Verger and Emanuel Araújo, and almost all the artists included were contacted at their workplaces.
Art in transit
In an interview, Tadeu Chiarelli discusses the upcoming release of 'Appropriations' and 'Brazilian Art', analyzes the dialogue between past and present in Brazilian art, and the role of the art critic and historian.
The importance of cultivating a relationship.
After months of intense national and international activity, we spoke with Anne Louyot, commissioner of the France-Brazil Season 2025, about the experience and conclusions of the Season's program in Brazil.
“Indigenous culture does not fit into patrimonialist thinking”
Men am-ním is the approximate translation, in the language of the Krenak people, for the Portuguese word “Occupation” – in fact, the indigenous word is used...
'I learned from my father to read things as if they were alive'
Son of Waly Salomão, the curatorial director of the Casa do Governador Cultural Park, in Vitória (ES), Omar Salomão, spoke with Arte!Brasileiros about their projects, mainly that of strengthening the institution as 'a place for coexistence with art, for stimulus, for encounter and social catalyst'
Celebrating 120 years, Pinacoteca focuses on diversity and narratives...
In 1905, after the transfer of 20 works from the Museu Paulista at USP and the acquisition of six paintings by artists from São Paulo –...
Lívia Condurú: a Brazilian Amazon
The first Amazon Biennial transformed the cultural scene of Belém, in Pará, between August and November 2023, on the banks of the Guamá River....
Art as a space of freedom
A fundamental figure in the history of artistic education in Brazil, a field to which she has dedicated herself for almost 70 years, Ana Mae Barbosa is now the subject...
