Tag: review
“Brazilian Stories” reveals 'colonial system' in the arts circuit
"Masp presents an exhibition that criticizes the lack of representation in the history of art, but its own centers of power are white and patriarchal; the institution still exhibits works by its president, ignoring the existence of a conflict of interests", writes Cypriano
“Bienal of Hope” romanticizes catastrophes
"It's dark but I sing", at Ibirapuera Park, brings together significant and aestheticizing groups of Brazilian artists, but leaves transgressive activities to the past
Shuttle deals with Brazilian culture beyond art
Exhibition curated by Raphael Fonseca addresses the hammock under multiple perspectives in CCBB
“Vaivém” deals with Brazilian culture beyond art
Exhibition curated by Raphael Fonseca addresses the hammock from multiple perspectives at CCBB
Giselle Beiguelman against barbarism and indifference
Check out Tadeu Chiarelli's text about Beiguelman's installations at the City Museum
Review: How to approach chaos
Collection book “Strategies of Art in an Age of Catastrophes”, by Maria Angélica Melendi, brings together artistic strategies from the last 50 years
Exhibition at MAC-USP reveals pale and bureaucratic survival
The USP Contemporary Art Museum outsources its space to external projects, with problematic contours
