Aracy Amaral: a researcher driven by curiosity and rigor
A keen observer of the cultural scene since the 1950s, critic, researcher and art historian Aracy Amaral talks about her training, trajectory and the challenge of curating in times of a pandemic
Valter Hugo Mãe: “In the generosity of words, and in the difficulty of...
The Portuguese writer speaks to ARTE!Brasileiros about his relationship with the visual arts and about his attentive look at issues of contemporary Brazil
We will have to rethink the role of art, structures and...
Videobrasil director announces postponement of the next Sesc_Videobrasil Biennial due to the coronavirus and says it is impossible to plan any project in the face of a government that disrespects and eliminates culture; Farkas also talks about racism and inequality and says he distrusts when the market starts to value the production of oppressed groups
“We have a government that doesn't like culture and we see the...
Former São Paulo culture secretary and director of the Tomie Ohtake Institute talks about the institution's virtual performance, the difficulty of raising funds and the need to build a country project that involves art, education and culture
The decolonization of thought in the work of Grada Kilomba
In 2016, psychoanalyst and cultural critic Suely Rolnik interviewed Grada Kilomba, who is launching a book at this year's FLIP
Célia Tupinambá reconnects a 400-year-old thread
At the 60th Venice Biennale, in Italy, starting April 24th next year, Brazil will be represented by a work by...
São Paulo Jewish Museum seeks to intertwine with the city...
For nearly 80 years, Templo Beth-El, in downtown São Paulo, has served the city's Jewish community. Designed in Byzantine style by...
Miguel Rio Branco, marginal in essence
On display at MASP until October 1, 2017, the exhibition Miguel Rio Branco: Nada Levarei Qundo Morrer presented a selection of 61 photographs of the famous...
The decolonization of thought in the work of Grada Kilomba
In 2016, psychoanalyst and cultural critic Suely Rolnik interviewed exclusively for ARTE!Brasileiros Portuguese artist Grada Kilomba
May 1968 and photography in Latin America
Colombian historian and curator Rodrigo Orrantia participates in a debate at SP-Arte/Foto














