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Raul Mourão occupies the Cais das Artes, in Espírito Santo, with kinetic sculptures.
Artist presents Hourglass and The Flag in the outdoor area of the cultural complex designed by Paulo Mendes da Rocha, in Vitória; the works are part of Ala Mar, an initiative curated by Clara Sampaio.
In its 26th edition, FILE reflects on the interaction between man and machine.
The FIESP Cultural Center is hosting the exhibition "Intercreativity," part of the International Electronic Language Festival - FILE, which is in its 26th edition. In this...
The theater behind bars
Recently released in the United States, The Diaries of Judith Malina (1969-1971) documents the interest of the Brazilian dictatorship's repression in the resistance of the performing arts.
Carolina Ruas and the new paths of culture in Espírito Santo.
The new Secretary of State for Culture speaks about her career path, the continuity of public policies, training, funding, new facilities, and expanding connections between Espírito Santo's cultural production and other circuits.
A century of disruption and reinvention.
The Santa Terezinha Sugar Mill, one of the largest sugar complexes in Brazil, has been repurposed as an art mill.
Nathan Braga represents the Holy Spirit at the Gwangju Biennial, South Korea.
Nathan Braga represents the Holy Spirit at the Gwangju Biennial, South Korea.
Lando and Rosana Paste's exhibition explores transformations of the body and matter.
At the Matias Brotas Gallery in Vitória (ES), the exhibition "I am the other" brings together two established trajectories in Brazilian contemporary art. Through ceramics, bronzes, photographs, and installations, the artists reflect on identity, memory, and time, revealing research that remains open to experimentation and dialogue between matter and experience.
"I spend my time drawing in my mind, I spend my time drawing and imagining."
Iran do Espírito Santo talks with the artist Lucia Koch.
Inhotim celebrates its 20th anniversary and invites teachers to a critical reflection on its collection.
In the 14th edition of Decentralizing Access, now with national reach, the museum reaffirms its commitment to education by treating its own collection as an object of research.
Everything you didn't know about Freedom
An exhibition at the Ipiranga Museum retraces the trajectories of the different ethnic groups that have inhabited the famous São Paulo neighborhood since its creation and reignites the debate about the symbolism of the place for Black people.
