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New MASP: a courageous project, it finds its way on a tightrope between...
By Pedro Mendes da Rocha Thinking about the MASP Annex I heard some criticisms of the project and I want to say that I really liked it. In...
Exhibition “Lia D Castro: everywhere and nowhere”
Artist and intellectual, Lia D Castro investigates how relations of race, class, gender and sexuality occur in situations of intimacy and vulnerability.
BACON AND MÁRIO DE ANDRADE AT MASP: A WEIRD ENCOUNTER | Part two
PART TWO Because of the Mário de Andrade exhibition. Two Lives was conceived based on the works collected by the critic, when I went down to...
BACON AND MÁRIO DE ANDRADE AT MASP: A WEIRD ENCOUNTER
PART ONE A few days ago I visited two exhibitions at MASP: “Francis Bacon: the beauty of meat”, curated by Laura Consedey, and “Mário de Andrade....
An existential milestone
Collective from seven countries shows the ancestral tradition reflected in the works of 170 artists from original peoples
cosmological synthesis
Through the repetition of elements he observes in the forest, the Yanomami artist Sheroanawe Hakihiiwe creates a delicate visual compendium of the daily life and imagination of his people
“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
Adriano Pedrosa, from Masp, will be curator of the 2024 Venice Art Biennale
The Venice Biennale announced this Thursday (15th) that Adriano Pedrosa, artistic director of Masp, will be the curator of the visual arts section of the...
An extensive and critical show
In "Histórias Brasileiras", eight centers take the visitor behind the scenes of art and the decolonization movement, which is increasingly structured; with around 400 works, 250 artists and 11 curators, the show runs until October 30, 2022
MASP presents exhibitions by Joseca Yanomami and Dalton Paula
Openings take place on July 29 and are part of the museum’s biennial program dedicated to Brazilian Histories
