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“Chuck Coma suffered a brain injury from hypoxia after his cellmate strangled him at the federal penitentiary in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, depriving his brain of oxygen. Since then, he has suffered from memory loss, extreme mood swings and occasional tremors. At the time of his arrest, Coma was battling severe PTSD due to his military service in Panama and the Gulf War. Before the wars, he was a bit of a troublemaker, but he didn't have serious problems with the law. When he left the service, he couldn't hold a job and started robbing banks.” Shelton, Washington. USA. 2019. | Credit: Peter van Agtmael/Magnum Photos. Courtesy of the photographer.

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POLITICS | Fifteen years ago, the arte!brasileiros acom POLITICS | Fifteen years ago, the arte!brasileiros We follow Brazilian and international artistic production, understanding art as a fundamental element of culture and freedom of expression. Founded by educators, journalists, teachers, artists, art critics, and curators, we believe in democracy and national sovereignty because our work does not allow us to forget history. Defending the conditions for art to continue existing is a gesture of consistency with everything we have published in the last fifteen years. On the 25th, vote for culture. Vote for democracy. Vote 13. 📰 To collaborate with our struggle and sustainability, support us: artebrasileiros.com.br/assine
BOOK | Photojournalist Mônica Zarattini launches new book. BOOK | Photojournalist Mônica Zarattini launches this Thursday (15), through Lovely House, “— My father is a traveler.”, a photobook with 77 images accompanied by an enclosed book of 22 chapters. The author reconstructs the relationship with her father, Ricardo Zarattini Filho, between 1969 and 1979, from her 7 to 17 years old. “My childhood was marked by the military dictatorship and my adolescence by clandestinity. I became a photographer during the redemocratization, but my father's story always reached me truncated and veiled,” says Mônica. To reconstruct it, she consulted the DEOPS archives and opened boxes of family letters and photographs. The book arrives on the eve of the second round, in an election in which the PL candidate is the son of a former president convicted of attempted coup d'état, the same one who, in 2016, honored Colonel Brilhante Ustra in the Chamber's plenary. Reading the Zarattini family's story now is a reminder of what's at stake. SERVICE 📍 Lovely House bookstore, Galeria Metrópole, Av. São Luís, 187, 1st floor, room 30, República, São Paulo 🗓️ Launch: October 15th, from 17 PM to 21 PM 🕒 Conversation with Mônica Zarattini and editors Luciana Molisani and Andressa Cerqueira at 19 PM 🗓️ Meet the author: November 28th, from 14 PM to 16 PM, at the Memorial da Resistência 📖 Lovely House | Bilingual edition (Portuguese/Spanish) | 500 numbered and signed copies | R$ 170
FAIR | ART.PE reaches its 5th edition between the 14th and 18th FAIR | ART.PE arrives at its 5th edition between October 14th and 18th at the Recife Expo Center, occupying both pavilions of the complex with approximately 75 exhibitors — 55 galleries from different regions of Brazil and representatives from Portugal and Argentina. The fair features galleries from Pernambuco such as Amparo 60, Garrido, Número, Marco Zero and Casa Antica, as well as names from São Paulo, Belo Horizonte, Salvador and Belém. The program includes a lecture arena about the contemporary art market, art publishers and bookstores, shops from Northeastern museums and gastronomic spaces. SERVICE 📍 Recife Expo Center — Cais Santa Rita, 156, São José, Recife (PE) 🗓️ From October 14th to 18th, 2026 🕒 Thursday to Sunday, 1pm–13:30pm 🎟️ R$ 50 (full price) | R$ 25 (half-price) | Tickets via Sympla Works 20- Ianah, at Garrido 2- Fefa Lins, at Amparo60 3- Jorge Eiró, at Boaventura Arte 4- Jonathas de Andrade, at Nara Roesler #contemporaryart #artfair #pernambuco #recife #artgallery
POLITICS | Brazilian legislation is straightforward: it is POLITICS | Brazilian law is clear: it is strictly forbidden to offer any economic advantage to voters to spread electoral propaganda. There are complaints and lawsuits involving Flávio Bolsonaro. We demand total transparency from the TSE (Superior Electoral Court). Watch the video by @capi.vira, based on reports by @patacamposmello and @amado.mundo, and learn more! Share this alert and stay alert. #elections2026
🇧🇷 Art and culture on Paulista Avenue! São Paulo mobilizes 🇧🇷 Art and culture on Paulista Avenue! São Paulo mobilized! This Sunday (11), Paulista Avenue is the stage for a large demonstration in defense of democracy and social rights. ✊ The strength of the people is also measured by their presence in the streets!
POLITICS | "You may not like Lula, but POLITICS | “You may not like Lula, but between civilization and barbarism, Lula represents civilization,” says curator and art critic Tadeu Chiarelli (@tadeu_chiarelli). #elections2026 #lulapresident #flaviobolsonaro
POLITICS | The economics of culture and industries POLITICS | The economy of culture and creative industries represents 3,11% of Brazil's GDP and employs approximately 7,5 million people. Investing in culture means generating jobs and income and strengthening local economies. Check out the proposals of the presidential candidates. #culture #brazilianculture #elections2026 #lula #flaviobolsonaro
CULTURE | What happens to culture when the State CULTURE | What happens to culture when the State reduces its role? Javier Milei's Argentina experienced cuts in film funding, reduced resources for cultural institutions, and the withdrawal of support for initiatives such as the Buenos Aires Book Fair. In Brazil, the recreation of the Ministry of Culture, the expansion of incentive policies, and the continuation of the Aldir Blanc National Policy recognize culture as part of the responsibilities of public authorities. The choices of those who govern have consequences for artistic production, access to culture, and the continuity of institutions that preserve and disseminate knowledge. In this second round of elections, discussing culture is also discussing the role of the State and the country we want to build.
INSTITUTION | Walking through Inhotim is a hunt for INSTITUTION | Walking through Inhotim is like a treasure hunt. While physical maps are becoming increasingly rare, the open-air museum in Brumadinho is one of the few places where visitors still cling to them tightly, tracing routes with their index fingers, squinting, and asking for directions. Even so, it's difficult to grasp the park's size and understand its geography. For the "Open Air" exhibition, opening in November as part of Inhotim's 20th-anniversary celebrations, a large 15 m² model will help to illustrate the institution's magnitude. After all, it encompasses 144 hectares, with lakes, winding paths, isolated galleries nestled among hills, and gardens. Seen from satellite imagery, Inhotim is a green sea, its paths and buildings lost amidst the vegetation. The Minas Gerais-born designer and artist Daniel Herthel was responsible for creating this structure based on a drone survey. “We started from an almost scientific premise of trying to see the whole picture,” says the exhibition curator Lucas Menezes, “but it went through an aesthetic lens; it’s a design that is in harmony with what we produce. It’s not a model of a real estate development.” 📌Read the full text by Luiza Lorenzetti (@luiza.lorenzetti), which is part of issue #76 of the magazine, on the website artebrasileiros.com.br (link in bio). The publication is exclusive to arte✱plus collaborators, 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.
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