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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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BIENNIAL | Manauara Clandestina presents “The Cobra G BIENNIAL | Manauara Clandestina presents “A Cobra Grande” (2026) at the Brazilian Pavilion of the 16th Gwangju Biennial in South Korea. The textile installation, developed in collaboration with her brother Henrique de Farias, stems from an experience of migration and reunion between the two. Born in Manaus and sons of missionary pastors, the siblings had their first contact with art in Pentecostal church services—singing, dancing, theater. The piece was conceived along a journey connecting the AiR 351 residency in Cascais, the Tropismo residency in Seoul, and the pavilion in Gwangju, incorporating the very transit between territories as part of its language. The exhibition “Devotions of Tomorrow — Brazil in Sprouts,” curated by Aldones Nino and Bruna Levi, brings together 35 Brazilian artists from different generations and is on display until November 15th at the Gwangju History & Folk Museum. SERVICE 📍Gwangju History & Folk Museum — Gwangju, South Korea 📆From September 5th to November 15th, 2026
In 2025, during the 23rd Flip (Paraty International Literary Festival), Marina Silva spoke about... In 2025, during the 23rd Flip (Paraty International Literary Festival), Marina Silva spoke about persistence. She didn't call herself optimistic or pessimistic: she called herself persistent. Today, after an election that is reshaping the Brazilian political landscape, we revisit that statement: Art is persistence. Life is persistence. Politics is persistence. We insist on democracy and possible futures. The conversation, moderated by @alinemidlej, is available in its entirety on the @flip_se channel.
What kind of Brazil do we want to build? For the psychologist What kind of Brazil do we want to build? For psychoanalyst Christian Dunker, the image of the abyss arises spontaneously when we think about Brazil and the history of its democracy, "as an index of inequality, as the fruit of a colonization marked by an abyssal relationship, a relationship in which passage from one side to the other is forbidden." It is necessary to think about reparation strategies to reinvent the country. In 2022, Dunker spoke about this at the panel "The Abyss and the Stitching" of the "Culture, Democracy and Reparation Seminar," promoted by [organization name missing]. arte!brasileiros And by Sesc São Paulo. Let's reclaim this discourse now, after the election of a Senate that distances us from the democratic ideals we defend. ✚ Access artebrasileiros.com.br/vii-seminario #Psychology #Psychoanalysis #Democracy #Culture #SescSP
POLITICS | "Don't get discouraged, folks": During the Party POLITICS | “Don’t be discouraged, people”: During the Paraty International Literary Festival in July of this year, Supreme Court Justice Cármen Lúcia participated in panel 10, “State of Siege, State of Being”. “It is necessary that we guarantee that we will continue democratically in the fight for Brazil,” she stated. The event can be watched in its entirety on the @flip_se YouTube channel.
AGENDA | We've selected some exhibitions for you AGENDA | We've selected some exhibitions for you to enjoy this weekend in São Paulo. To see our complete agenda of exhibitions across Brazil, visit artebrasileiros.com.br/agenda #whattodoinSP #contemporaryart #museums #exhibition #holidayinSP
EXHIBITION | The Imperial Palace presents “Thickness” EXHIBITION | The Paço Imperial presents “Matagal”, an exhibition by Louise Ganz that brings together paintings created from her experience in the Serra do Espinhaço mountain range in Minas Gerais. The series originates from the artist's walks through rocky fields, iron ore deposits, and riparian forests, and draws on references from literature, art history, and aerial images produced by satellites and geoinformation platforms. The title refers to the thicket as that which grows outside of order and domestication, vegetation that occupies crevices, abandoned lands, and areas marked by human action. The works reflect on extractivism, environmental crisis, and regeneration, proposing other ways of perceiving and inhabiting the landscape. SERVICE 📍 Paço Imperial — Praça XV de Novembro, 48, Centro, Rio de Janeiro 🗓️ On display until November 22, 2026 🕒 Tuesday to Sunday and holidays, 12pm–18pm 🎟️ Free admission
EXHIBITION | The Grotto presents, starting on the 3rd of or EXHIBITION | Gruta presents, starting October 3rd, “Decadent World”, an exhibition that brings together for the first time works by Gabrilândia, Lucas Matoso, and Marina Cespe, curated by Daniel Donato. The show brings together three painting research projects that explore the overload, friction, and instability of contemporary visual and linguistic systems. Donato, a researcher in Phenomenology and Aesthetics, situates the exhibition based on approaches that place the perceptive and visual experience before a continuous tension. SERVICE 📍 Gruta — Contemporary Art Space — Rua Barra Funda, 450, São Paulo ✨ Opening: October 3rd, from 14 pm to 19 pm 🗓️ On display until October 31st, 2026 🕒 Monday to Friday, 10 am–19 pm | Saturday, 14pm–19pm 🎟️ Free admission “Exhibition Plan – Gruta” is a project carried out through the Federal Law for Cultural Incentive (Lei Rouanet), of the Ministry of Culture and the Federal Government, sponsored by Imbil and produced by Ipê Produção Cultural and Gruta Espaço de Arte Contemporânea.
ARTIST | Romildo Rocha was born at home in 1989, in ARTIST | Romildo Rocha was born at home in 1989, on the outskirts of São Luís. His grandmother, who worked as a midwife in the countryside, came to help. “My mother even says: ‘today women pay for a humanized birth, but back then there wasn’t even water’,” he recounts. And he makes a point of clarifying: this is not a sad story. He grew up playing in the street, but when his mother needed to leave the house, she would leave him and his sister with paper and pens. He drew like any other child, but the habit wasn't abandoned. In adolescence, on the contrary, it became a compulsion. He felt such an urge to draw that he would wake up in the middle of the night “to keep scribbling.” His fingers would even become stiff, he says. He filled dozens of notebooks and any surface that was nearby. In one of his school tests, he got a 1, but the teacher wrote “beautiful drawing” on the back, because the paper didn't come away unscathed from his strokes. His mother still keeps that test to this day. 📌Read the full text by Luiza Lorenzetti (@luiza.lorenzetti), featured in issue #76 of the magazine, on the website artebrasileiros.com.br (link in bio). The publication is exclusive to arte✱plus contributors, who have access to our four digital and/or physical magazines per year, in addition to exclusive benefits. Support one of the most recognized contemporary art and culture platforms in Brazil. #romildorocha #brazilianart #contemporaryart
EXHIBITION | “Latin American Stories” occupies ci EXHIBITION | “Latin American Histories” occupies five floors of the Pietro Maria Bardi building at MASP. Curated by Julieta González and Amanda Carneiro, the exhibition brings together 192 works by 152 artists – including canonical names such as Diego Rivera, Cecilia Vicuña, and Doris Salcedo, as well as artists previously unseen in the country, such as Belkis Ayón. The show explores Latin American art in all its plurality, through a selection that traverses history, locality, and form while highlighting common inflection points across different territories and peoples of the continent. 📌Read the full text by Lara Paiva (@lara.apv), featured in issue #76 of the magazine, on the website artebrasileiros.com.br (link in bio). This publication is exclusive to arte✱plus contributors, who have access to our four digital and/or physical magazines per year, in addition to exclusive benefits. Support one of the most recognized contemporary art and culture platforms in Brazil. Images 1 Rivane Neuenschwander, Capitalist Hydra, 2022. Photo: Fortes d'Aloia and Gabriel 2 Juan O'Gorman, Mexico City, 1949. Photo: Reproduction/Archivo Glocal 3 Abdias Nascimento, Okê Oxóssi, 1970. Photo: MASP 4 Mariana Castillo Deball, Nuremberg Map of Tenochtitlan, 2014. Photo: MASP 5 Sandra Gamarra Heshiki, The World Upside Down I, 2023. Photo: MASP 6 Francisco Laso de los Ríos, The Three Races or Equality Before the Law, 1859. Photo: Museo de Arte de Lima #masp #latinamerica #latinamericanstories #contemporaryartexhibition
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