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Covers of the 30 albums selected in this report. Photo - Disclosure

Sergeant Pepper's Gang

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The album Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band completes with freshness intact half a century of its June 1st release
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EXHIBITION | The Mário de Andrade Library presents EXHIBITION | The Mário de Andrade Library presents “Jazz — the artist's book by Henri Matisse”, an exhibition produced and conceived by MAB FAAP and co-organized by FAAP and the City of São Paulo. The show displays the 20 works that make up Jazz, one of the most important publications of 20th-century art, and marks the return to the public of eight engravings that had been stolen from the Library's collection and were recently recovered. Published in 1947 by Verve editions, Jazz was born during a period of physical limitation for Matisse. After serious surgery, the artist spent long periods resting and found in paper cutouts painted with gouache a new possibility of expression, a technique he called "drawing with scissors". For Matisse, the combination of colors should function as in music; it was not enough to place them side by side, they needed to act upon each other. SERVICE 📍 Mário de Andrade Library — Rua da Consolação, 94, Centro, São Paulo 🗓️ Until October 12, 2026 🎟️ Free admission
WORKSHOP | Pernambuco artists Bacaro and Pablo WORKSHOP | Pernambuco artists Bacaro and Pablo Borges, sons of Mestre J. Borges (1935–2024), will conduct woodcut workshops on September 14th and 15th at Paiol, in Pinheiros, São Paulo. Bacaro and Pablo grew up in the family studio in Bezerros, in the Pernambuco hinterland, and preserve elements of this art form while developing their own research. The workshop covers all stages of woodcut printing, from drawing to carving the matrix, from ink application to printing. Each participant takes home the matrix they produced and their own print. No prior experience is necessary. Service 📍 Paiol — Rua Fradique Coutinho, 172, Pinheiros, São Paulo 🗓️ September 14th: 14pm–17pm and 19pm–10pm | September 15th: 22am–13pm and 15pm–18pm 🎟️ Registration via Sympla @lojapaiol | Limited spots | R$ 290,00
EXHIBITION | The Eva Klabin House Museum, in Rio de Janeiro EXHIBITION | The Eva Klabin House Museum in Rio de Janeiro presents "Hypertelia — Tides of Change," an exhibition curated by Camilla Rocha Campos that brings together approximately 50 works by Andréa Hygino, Antonio Obá, Daniela Seixas, Juliana dos Santos, Lia Rodrigues, Marcus Deusdedit, Rosângela Rennó, and Suzanne Jackson in dialogue with works and objects from the collection assembled by Eva Klabin and with the architecture of the house itself. The artists work, through distinct paths, with transformations of matter, body, image, and the function of objects. Lia Rodrigues conceived an installation especially for the show, with white fabrics and projections in dialogue with a Saint Teresa of Ávila from the collection. And "Souvenir for Eva," a collective work by Rennó, Seixas, and Hygino, initiates the creation process for the museum's new entrance, planned for 2027—facing Benedito Cerqueira Square, overlooking the neighborhood. SERVICE 📍 Eva Klabin House Museum — Praça Benedito Cerqueira, nº 0, Lagoa, Rio de Janeiro 🗓️ From September 12th to December 13th, 2026 🕒 Wednesday to Sunday, 14 PM–6 PM 🎟️ Free admission Images 1 and 18 Antonio Obá 3 Marcus Deusdedit 7 Suzanne Jackson #whattodoinrio #rj #exhibition #evaklabin
CONVERSATION | A conversation in Spanish about relationships CONVERSATION | A conversation in Spanish about the relationship between the Brazilian and Spanish art markets, with Ricardo Sardenberg (President of ABACT), Manuel Segade (Director of the Museo Reina Sofía) and Juan Manuel Bonet (critic and historian), moderated by the editorial director of @artebrasileiros, Patrícia Rousseaux, will take place this Saturday, September 12th, at 11:30 am, at the Instituto Cervantes São Paulo. The event is the result of a partnership between the Institute and Latitude — a program for the internationalization of Brazilian contemporary art carried out by ABACT with ApexBrasil. Tickets must be obtained through the Sympla platform (access @insitutocervantessaopaulo).
EXHIBITION | CAIXA Cultural Salvador presents "M EXHIBITION | CAIXA Cultural Salvador presents "My Inner Brazil," an exhibition dedicated to the Alagoas-born artist Roxinha Lisboa (@roxinhalisboa). With over 60 works, the show investigates the relationship between Roxinha's artistic production and the activities that marked her trajectory. We visited the artist's studio in February, and Luiza Lorenzetti's (@luiza.lorenzetti) text is part of issue #74 of @artebrasileiros. Read it on the website; the link is in the bio. Enjoy! Photos: 1 and 3 Brenda Alcântara 4 Luiza Lorenzetti 6 Igor Barbosa Oliveira de Araújo #roxinha #caixaculturalsalvador #whattodoinsalvador #ilhadoferro
EXHIBITION | This Saturday, September 12th, the Museum EXHIBITION | This Saturday, September 12th, the Museum of Modern Art of São Paulo reopens its headquarters in Ibirapuera Park with the inauguration of the 39th Panorama of Brazilian Art: After Everything Has Been Said, curated by Diane Lima. The museum had been away from its home for two years, since the beginning of the restoration works on the Ibirapuera Marquise. The exhibition brings together 33 artists from 11 Brazilian states. The title comes from a formulation by the philosopher Denise Ferreira da Silva, and the project invites us to imagine "whether it would be possible to draw upon a sensibility that presumes and anticipates what lies beyond everything that has been said and done about colonial and racial violence, and the work they perform for global capital." On opening day, at 11 am, Diane Lima and Denise Ferreira da Silva will have a conversation in the museum's auditorium, followed by the launch of the Panorama publication — 364 pages with unpublished texts by Diane Lima, Denise Ferreira da Silva, Christina Sharpe, and David Lloyd. SERVICE 📍São Paulo Museum of Modern Art – MAM: Ibirapuera Park – Av. Pedro Álvares Cabral, s/nº. Access through gates 1 and 3 ✨Opening: September 12th, Saturday, from 10 am to 6 pm (last entry at 5:30 pm) 🎟Free admission. Get your ticket at www.mam.org.br/ingressos 📆On display January 24th, 2027 ⏰Visiting hours: Tuesday to Sunday, from 10 am to 18 pm. Last entry at 17:30 PM. Images: 1 Lia D Castro 2 MAM São Paulo 3 Thaís Muniz 4 Ygor Landarin 18 Diane Lima 17 Jota Mombaça 7 Ana Cláudia Almeida 8 Carolina Cordeiro
ART AND ARCHITECTURE | The underground passage that... ART AND ARCHITECTURE | The underground passage that MASP inaugurates this Thursday, September 11th, connects the Lina Bo Bardi and Pietro Maria Bardi buildings beneath Avenida Paulista. Architect Martin Corullon, from the firm METRO Arquitetos Associados, responsible for the project, explains that the passage was planned from the first sketches of the expansion, whose idea was always to create a single museum, despite the two buildings. The passage, 50 meters long and over 4,5 meters wide, creates a large continuous space for the public, as well as allowing the transit of artworks, technical teams, and equipment. It is in this space that Beatriz Milhazes installed Pietrolina, a 98-meter immersive painting conceived especially for the passage, curated by Adriano Pedrosa and Amanda Carneiro. Swipe to see more!
HONORIS CAUSA | “The granting of titles to Gilbert HONORIS CAUSA | “The awarding of these titles to Gilberto Gil and Cláudia Andujar represents USP's recognition of trajectories that transcend the limits of their respective languages ​​and intertwine with the very cultural and social history of Brazil. These are artists who have made their works a way of understanding the country, broadening horizons, and affirming the importance of freedom, diversity, and human dignity through music and photography. For USP, honoring Gilberto Gil and Cláudia Andujar means recognizing that the production of knowledge is not limited to academic spaces,” stated the Rector of USP, physician Aluísio Segurado. 📌Read the full text by Jotabê Medeiros (@jotabemedeiros) on the website artebrasileiros.com.br (link in bio) #gilbertogil #claudiaandujar #honoriscausa #usp
EXHIBITION | DAN Gallery opens on September 9th EXHIBITION | DAN Gallery opens on September 9th "By Them, With Them: From Modern to Contemporary," an exhibition curated by Maria Alice Milliet that will simultaneously occupy both of the gallery's locations in São Paulo. On Rua Estados Unidos, the historic core reveals rare and rarely seen works from the collection: drawings, studies, paintings, and sculptures by Lygia Clark, Mary Vieira, Amélia Toledo, Eleonore Koch, Judith Lauand, Mira Schendel, Maria Leontina, Ione Saldanha, Tomie Ohtake, and Yolanda Mohalyi, mostly small-scale and experimental or preparatory in nature. The selection includes an architectural model by Lygia Clark made with matchboxes, a column of movable blades by Mary Vieira, modular panels by Amélia Toledo, and a sketchbook by Eleonore Koch. At DAN Contemporânea, on Rua Amauri, Maria Martins connects the two moments of the exhibition with a monumental surrealist bronze sculpture, alongside works by Laura Miranda, Denise Milan, Elizabeth Dorazio, Laura M. Mattos, Raquel Kogan, and Lucia Castanho, among others. The exhibition spans more than seven decades and highlights how the research of artists who were at the forefront of concretism, gestural abstractionism, and highly individualized trajectories opened paths that continue to be followed by current production. SERVICE 📍 DAN Galeria — Rua Estados Unidos, 1638, Jardim América, São Paulo 📍 DAN Contemporânea — Rua Amauri, 73, Jardim Europa, São Paulo ✨ Opening: September 9th, from 15 pm to 21 pm 🗓️ On display until November 7th, 2026 🕒 Monday to Friday, 10 am–19 pm | Saturday, 10am–13pm 🎟️ Free admission
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