Thomaz Farkas: in love with Brazil and Brazilians
By: Simonetta Persichetti and Rubens Fernandes Junior Getting to know Brazil through the eyes of Thomaz Farkas (1924-2011) is always an enriching experience. A careful look,...
Weaving another story
Simultaneous exhibitions investigate African knowledge and practices, comparing past and present and proposing new paths for research and contemporary art
Tijuana Triennial showcases art as resistance
Artists from 14 countries, from different generations, explore the diversity of current contemporary production
Exhibition “Lia D Castro: everywhere and nowhere”
Artist and intellectual, Lia D Castro investigates how relations of race, class, gender and sexuality occur in situations of intimacy and vulnerability.
Exhibition “African languages that make Brazil” 🔒
Curated by musician and philosopher Tiganá Santana, the exhibition not only presents words of African origin, but also works by contemporary artists who explore this rich cultural heritage.
!['Wild Landscape IV' (2024), Leda Catunda. Photo: Eduardo Ortega. Courtesy [Courtesy] Fortes D'Aloia & Gabriel, São Paulo/Rio de Janeiro](https://artebrasileiros.com.br/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/LEDA-CATUNDA-Paisagem-selvagem-IV-2024--scaled-e1723135258390-324x235.jpg "Last year's top ten tourist destinations in the world")
Last year's top ten tourist destinations in the world
A waterfall of Arabian skirts, an Eldorado in the Egyptian rainforest, the large lake-store at an airport, the feast of Saint Thomas...
The spiritual and ecological dimensions of national artistic practice
At the head of the curatorship of the 38th Panorama of Brazilian Art, Germano Dushá, Thiago de Paula Souza and Ariana Nuala wanted to avoid, in the selection of...
Rio Art Museum hosts funk and popular parties in...
The appropriation of a museum by the residents of the city where it is located is one of the merits achieved by the FUNK exhibition: A cry of boldness...
From boiling beans to boiling a career
Black bean water, earth of different colors and textures, saffron, tapioca starch, bamboo, charcoal, mango leaf, banana seed, bird grass, eucalyptus...
Between the experienced and the imagined
At Galeria Estação, ethnographic and fictional aspects alternate in the works of the indigenous Paraguayan artist Ogwa and his granddaughter, Salmi, in the exhibition A Dança dos Mitos
