Interview

While the absence of national public policies causes destruction of the sector, states, as well as Ceará, expand equipment and give new vitality to the area.

The 61st Venice Biennale opens to the public on May 9th. The Brazilian Pavilion will feature works by Rosana...

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...

The first Amazon Biennial transformed the cultural scene of Belém, in Pará, between August and November 2023, on the banks of the Guamá River....

For the director of the Pinacoteca, despite the fact that art resists the worst moments, the current context with the coronavirus pandemic is worrying; Volz also talks about the museum's digital performance, criticizes the federal government and says that culture can be a source of inspiration at this time of crisis

Whenever Vilma's Eid birthday approached, her mother used to present her daughter with a work of art, whether it was a painting or...

For nearly 80 years, Templo Beth-El, in downtown São Paulo, has served the city's Jewish community. Designed in Byzantine style by...

Leandro Grass took over the Institute in January and is promoting the dismissal of all paratroopers placed in the body by the former government

Priscila Arantes, director and curator, talks about the four years in search of a space for the institution, which will have a new headquarters inaugurated in January 2020. She also comments on the new projects of Paço and the struggle of women at the head of cultural institutions

Author of the books An African woman in the Louvre and The art of black worlds: History, theory, criticism, recently released in Brazil by Bazar do Tempo, French historian Anne Lafont was...