The [non] market of inclusion: ableism in the world of the arts
Artists reflect on the dilemmas of including people with disabilities (PWD) in the art world and talk about ableism and accessibility
Will robots be the artists of the future?
Art made by Artificial Intelligence generates reflections on the nature of creativity, the importance of experience in creation and the ethical barriers of technological development
A good year, at least for the art market
After the initial shock due to the pandemic, Brazilian galleries recover and present a positive result in the year they were forced to migrate to the virtual environment
Politicizing the art market: how new proposals have brought...
*By Ana Letícia Fialho and Luciara Ribeiro The result of the last elections, both in Brazil and in the USA, was marked by presences that somehow...
Beyond the stereotype: Brazilian art by Asian-Brazilians
In recent years, the debate on prejudice and the inclusion of minorities has come to occupy a growing space in the arts circuit. However, still little...
The wheel that keeps turning, now on the internet
Traditional art fairs such as Basel and Frieze, in addition to unprecedented ones such as Not Cancelled, drive sales by Brazilian galleries through virtual means and raise discussions about the exhaustion of a model based on incessant displacements across the globe.
Don't burn after reading
Courier art enthusiast Gustavo Nóbrega, director of Galeria Superfície, wants to foster interest in pieces from the movement in collecting
The greatest performance in Brazilian history
In the second round of elections, people left home to vote with a book in hand
Bispo do Rosário Museum guarantees its existence
Located in Jacarepaguá in the west of Rio de Janeiro, the Arthur Bispo do Rosário Contemporary Art Museum, formerly named Nise da Silveira, today...
Art, photography and politics
Exhibition in Buenos Aires addresses the relevance of photography for Guevara in Bolivia, the photos produced there and what Bolivian generals did with them
