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Partnership of FAMA, Galeria Estação and ARTE!Brasileiros takes about 400 people to Itu
Entitled “Art as the construction of worlds”, an event at Fábrica de Arte Marcos Amaro brought together experts to discuss Art Brut and the artist Bispo do Rosário
Exhibition “Fullgás – visual arts and the 1980s in Brazil”
The major exhibition "Fullgás – visual arts and the 1980s in Brazil" will open on October 2, 2024 at the Cultural Center...
Exhibition “ARL Life and Work”
The exhibition "ARL Vida e Obra", by Brazilian photographer and painter Antônio Roseno de Lima (1926-1998), goes on display at the Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil...
Catastrophe, tragedy and disaster as clinical and aesthetic categories
The Greek radical katá refers to the movement from top to bottom, opposite, therefore, to the movement of asceticism or elevation. Assimilation, or metabolism, is opposed to catabolism, as a process of...
Retrospectives
Read the editorial of issue #64 of arte!brasileiros, by Patricia Rousseaux
The great choir of black, indigenous and LGBTQIAPN+ voices
With 121 artists and participants, the majority of whom are non-white, Choreographies of the Impossible addresses the ruins of modernity to affirmative action by collectives
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
5 books to delve into the trajectory of Brazilian artists
The visual arts are a broad area that extends far beyond the historically legitimized greats. Among figures previously reduced to naive,...
São Paulo Jewish Museum seeks to intertwine with the city and other...
For nearly 80 years, Templo Beth-El, in downtown São Paulo, has served the city's Jewish community. Designed in Byzantine style by...
Words in the world of things
The first exhibition opened at the Museum of the Portuguese Language, Língua Solta is curated by Moacir dos Anjos and Fabiana Moraes and puts contemporary works of art in dialogue with objects, posters and other elements of everyday life
