Tag: sesc sao paulo
Carmela Gross: between revolution and revolt
The exhibition Almost Circus, by Carmela Gross, on display at Sesc Pompeia, in São Paulo, has a degree of opacity that forces us to think...
“Letters to the world”, exhibition-manifesto by Bia Lessa, rethinks the world based on Glauber...
Those who visit Sesc Avenida Paulista on a Saturday at 10 am will see a completely different exhibition from someone who visits the same space at 18 pm....
An ongoing triennial
In the midst of a pandemic and political crisis context, what are the curatorial and expository possibilities? That was one of the questions that guided...
“Mirrored Countries”, at Sesc Consolação, shows cultural encounters between Brazil and African nations of...
The piassava palm straw weaves on the north coast of Bahia create a clear dialogue with the basketry made on the north coast of...
Watch the video about “Overflowing: transgressions of embroidery in art”, at Sesc Pinheiros
If during the Middle Ages "textile arts enjoyed an important place in the artistic pantheon", it was in the Renaissance that they became...
Watch the video about the exhibition “Irreparáveis Reparos – Kader Attia”, at Sesc Pompeia
The son of an Algerian father and a Berber mother, Kader Attia is one of the most recognized French artists of his generation. He grew up in Algeria and...
“HURT. Language, fracture, fiction: Brazil-Portugal” at Sesc Pompeia
"How do we feel language these days?". This is one of the questions that guided Marta Mestre and Pollyana Quintella in the curatorship of FARSA....
The art in transformation
15th Bienal Naïfs do Brasil reflects on the narratives that build Brazilian history, proposes attention to peripheral vision and a non-generalist look at popular artists
What are our ideas for postponing the end of art?
At Sesc Piracicaba, 15th Bienal Naïfs do Brasil, entitled "Ideias to postpone the end of art", reflects on the narratives that build Brazilian history, proposes attention to peripheral vision and a non-generalist look at popular artists; Watch the video
New territories expand reflection on art
Curators of the 3rd edition of Frestas - Triennial of Arts, entitled "The river is a serpent", bring together knowledge and Afro-indigenous, native and ancestral thoughts to think an art of the impossible
