Petit maître
Art critic and professor Tadeu Chiarelli lists reasons to read the recently released autobiography of sculptor and painter Raphael Galvez
On the President's good looks
Research pointed out that 27% of Bolsonaro voters would vote for him for his personal image; Tadeu Chiarelli writes on the subject
culture war
Returning to the concept of culture war, art critic Fabio Cypriano writes about the polemics of documenta fifteen
Reappropriate to Repair: The Centenary of the Week of 22 under the...
Exhibitions, books and debates shed light on the triggering point of the Brazilian historical avant-garde from issues that did not exist for artists of the time, such as issues of race, ethnicity and gender.
Tatiana Blass: on the threshold of matter and emptiness
Art critic and curator Tadeu Chiarelli writes about Tatiana Blass's new exhibition, "Reviravolta", on display at Galeria Millan
The cry of the forests, the eloquence of images
Collective exhibition TURI presents works by 24 photographers who, at different times, recorded the destruction of the Brazilian ecosystem, especially the fires
Walter Firmo: An apology for the image
The Moreira Salles Institute of São Paulo presents the exhibition "In the verb of Silence the Síntese do Grito" by the carioca photographer Walter Firmo
Bureaucratic “crutch” for censorship at Masp is a metastasis of authoritarianism
Jotabê Medeiros writes about recent episodes at Masp that question the democratic aspect of the São Paulo museum
New government attack on culture hits the economy itself
Studies demonstrate the direct relationship between investment and job creation in the creative sectors
Thinking of Letizia Battaglia
Within a month of the death of the Italian photographer, journalist Simonetta Persichetti writes about the life and work of Battaglia