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Maria Bonomi: a constant reinvention
The exhibition Maria Bonomi: the art of loving, the art of resisting, on display at the Paço Imperial in Rio de Janeiro, invites the visitor...
Edgar Calel moves mountains and transports Guatemalan culture to Inhotim.
Following his success at the 2023 São Paulo Biennial, the artist from the Kaqchiqel-Maya people returns to Brazil for a large immersive exhibition, reconstructing his cultural and family universe at the institution in Minas Gerais.
Why talk about mangroves?
Between land and sea, the mangrove swamp is a place of transition. From Oiapoque, in Amapá, to Laguna, in Santa Catarina, the mangrove swamps...
Where there is fear there is strength: at Sesc Belenzinho, Nádia Taquary presents a set...
Nádia Taquary graduated in Literature, but soon embarked on the path of art education. It was during a period of personal retreat that she came into contact...
A river does not exist alone: artists reflect on belonging and interdependence in the Amazon
In the heart of Belém, the Zoobotanical Park of the Museu Paraense Emílio Goeldi becomes, until December 30th, a territory for listening and coexistence between...
No one can with me: between the wound and the healing
“Nobody can come with me” – a title that borrows the name of a plant that simultaneously protects and poisons – is the...
The Biennial whispers but not everyone hears
In its 36th edition, which opened in early September, the São Paulo Biennial reaffirms its role as a disseminator of artistic production that...
EXHIBITION OF AFRICAN LANGUAGES IN BRAZILIAN CULTURE ARRIVES IN VITÓRIA – ES
The Vale Museum is one of the main cultural spaces in the state of Espírito Santo and, in its extramural period, it expands its presence in the territory...
Of the spiritual in art
"My paintings are both reality and desire, both learning and imagination. They are a reflection of the environment that formed me and, at the same time, a projection of...
When art says things that history cannot
"Style doesn't exist; style is a way of repeating itself. For me, each painting needs to be done with a different technique...."
