2024 retrospective
Relive the most thought-provoking debates and exhibitions and the artists who challenged boundaries and concepts.
This is the time to revisit content that helped us understand, question and appreciate the world of art in a deeper way.
New MASPBy Pedro Mendes da Rocha
Review
A courageous project, it walks a fine line between what is right and what is wrong
The 60th Venice Biennale and other storiesBy Leonor Amarante
Biennials
Adriano Pedrosa, curator of the Italian exhibition, talks about how he emerged into art
Eleonore Koch stages the paintingBy Tadeu Chiarelli
Bar Talk(r)
One of the issues that most mobilizes in Eleone Koch's work - says Tadeu Chiarelli about the work of the German artist, of Jewish origin - is the strategy used to translate aspects of the reality in which she was immersed into painting.
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Culture Wars Grow on Social Media 🔒By Fabio Cypriano
Culture War
Why attacks on cultural institutions and works of art are used as instruments of the right, based on algorithms that value hate speech
An oasis in the semi-arid northeast 🔒By Patricia Rousseaux
Culture War
In Cariri, a cultural center built on the ruins of a seminary and a hospital shows that will, respect and political intelligence can create a lung of art and environmental preservation
Acceleration and Collapse 🔒By Patricia Rousseaux
Editorial
Art, thought and action in the face of global changes and the need to transform our relationships with the world around us.
On thin ice 🔒By Maria Hirszman
Interview
Luiz Marques addresses the unquestionable link between the environmental debacle and capitalism, defending the need for a profound civilizational mutation in the face of the convergent and accelerated crises we face
Catastrophe, tragedy and disaster as clinical and aesthetic categories 🔒By Christian Dunker
Article
The catastrophe transcends the human and social disaster, assuming an ontological character, with impacts on subjectivity and the collective.
Between the experienced and the imagined 🔒By Eduardo Simões
Exhibitions
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
Migrant Art Gallery 🔒By Agustin Perez-Rubio
Exhibitions
Foreword - Boycott of the Triumphal Entry: Painting as a Transmitter of Coloniality
Sertão Negro Studio and School of Arts: a project for the future in the center of Brazil 🔒By Luciara Ribeiro, Ceiça Ferreira and Vitoria Soares
Institution
Artistic-cultural space in the capital of Goiás proposes dialogues between visual arts, backlands and the cerrado based on traditional knowledge of Afro-Brazilian and African origins
Unlearn imperialism and repair 🔒By Fabio Cypriano
Memory
In 'Potential History', artist and academic Ariella Aïsha Azoulay proposes new ways of rethinking the colonialist mode based on concepts such as unlearning and repairing, opposing the notion of progress
Weaving another story 🔒By Maria Hirszman
Exhibitions
Simultaneous exhibitions investigate African knowledge and practices, comparing past and present and proposing new paths for research and contemporary art
