Category Archives: Artwork

Chanoir: The Hanged Cat, Museum of Contemporary Art Bogotá

El Colgado is a retrospective of the Colombian-French graffiti artist Chanoir that accounts for his journey as a plastic artist, sculptor, graffiti artist and video artist. He founded the 1980 Crew , one of the most active groups in the “Golden Age” of Barcelona street art in the early 2000s.…

Chanoir: The Hanged Cat, Museum of Contemporary Art Bogotá

Adriana Varejão Gallery, Inhotim Institute

Adriana Varejão chose the field of painting to develop her work. His production includes photography, sculpture and installation, but above all painting, in the most classic sense of the term, through the use of materials and techniques characteristic of it, which is, historically, both the most noble and the most…

Adriana Varejão Gallery, Inhotim Institute

Tunga Psychoactive Gallery, Inhotim Institute

Since the mid-1970s, Tunga has created works of exuberant imagery in design, sculpture, installation, film, video and performance. Its multimedia drive is associated with an understanding of art as a multidisciplinary field, in which philosophy, natural sciences and literature go hand in hand with the visual arts; it is about…

Tunga Psychoactive Gallery, Inhotim Institute

Miguel Rio Branco Gallery, Inhotim Institute

Result of a long collaboration process between Inhotim and the artist, the Pavilhão Miguel Rio Branco was built in the last two years to house a comprehensive presentation of his production. The assembled works present the photographic image on different supports, such as individual photos, polyptychs, panels, film, audiovisual and…

Miguel Rio Branco Gallery, Inhotim Institute

BONE Exhibition-appeal to Rafael Braga’s broad right of defense, Tomie Ohtake Institute

Faced with urgent humanitarian issues, the Tomie Ohtake Institute offers itself as a platform for the realization of a unique project, by uniting the territories of Art and Justice, in partnership with the Defense of the Right of Defense Institute (IDDD) and with membership of a group of artists. In…

BONE Exhibition-appeal to Rafael Braga’s broad right of defense, Tomie Ohtake Institute

Asger Jorn: A Challenge to the Light, Tomie Ohtake Institute

The exhibition, “A Challenge to the Light”, was taken from the preface to a book by René Renne and Claude Serbanne on Jorn’s drawings, had “a sulfuric luster”. The works were not just studies of introspection: “They were worth to the world all”. Bringing together works that explore experimentalism, spontaneity…

Asger Jorn: A Challenge to the Light, Tomie Ohtake Institute

Engravings and sculptures experiments, Tomie Ohtake Institute

In more than 60 years of production, Tomie Ohtake conceived a remarkable set of works and ventured through different languages, without leaving the main axes that guided his research: color, gesture and materiality. Tomie Ohtake: engravings and sculptures experiments, focuses on printmaking and sculpture, areas that, alongside painting, are equally…

Engravings and sculptures experiments, Tomie Ohtake Institute

The many and the one, Tomie Ohtake Institute

The title “The many and the one” guides the foundation of this first exhibition organized from one of the largest and most important art collections in Brazil: “Andrea and José Olympio Pereira”. In conducting the curatorship, the renowned American critic Robert Storr, with the support of Paulo Miyada, curator of…

The many and the one, Tomie Ohtake Institute

Collections of Brazil: History, Culture and Citizenship, Bank of Brazil Museum in Brasili

Bank of Brazil Museum in Brasilia the history of the country through a collection acquired throughout its history. Located in the Tancredo Neves building, in Brasília, one of the most imposing works by architect Oscar Niemeyer, where the CCBB is located. The project was launched with the exhibition “Collections of…

Collections of Brazil: History, Culture and Citizenship, Bank of Brazil Museum in Brasili

Long term Exhibitions, Afro Brasil Museum

The Permanent exhibition encompasses several facets of the African and Afro-Brazilian cultural universes, addressing themes such as religion, work, art, the African diaspora and slavery, and recording the historical trajectory and African influences in the construction ofBrazilian society. With over 6,000 works, including paintings, sculptures, prints, photographs, documents and ethnological…

Long term Exhibitions, Afro Brasil Museum

São Paulo 461 – Stories and Memories of a Metropolis, Afro Brasil Museum

On the 461th anniversary of São Paulo, the Afro Brasil Museum, an institution of the State Secretariat of Culture of SP, undertakes a search for the capital of São Paulo, a discovery of what has been done, of what has been produced, of what has been recorded, of the passage…

São Paulo 461 – Stories and Memories of a Metropolis, Afro Brasil Museum

Banzo, Love and the Home Kitchen, Afro Brasil Museum

Fifty paintings, drawings and sculptures form the set of pieces from the exhibition “Banzo, Love and the Home Kitchen” , by the artist Sidney Amaral, at the Afro Brasil Museum, Institution of the Secretary of Culture of the State of São Paulo. The plastic artist won the Funarte Prize for…

Banzo, Love and the Home Kitchen, Afro Brasil Museum

The Ritual of the Serpent in the Artistic Imaginary, Afro Brasil Museum

The double exhibition “José de Guimarães – The Ritual of the Serpent: 10 Gouaches Inspired by the Work of Aby Warburg” and “The Serpent in the Artistic Imaginary”, which displays around 100 works that capture the symbolism of the snake in the arts. The snake is the subject of these…

The Ritual of the Serpent in the Artistic Imaginary, Afro Brasil Museum

Coming and going | Segall and Brazil, Lasar Segall Museum

This Exhibition presents an overview of Lasar Segall’s production, with a special focus on the “Brazilian Stage” and its developments, without leaving aside important periods and trends, such as his initial production, strongly influenced by impressionism and the expressionist period, even works by late 1950s. The exhibition also features objects…

Coming and going | Segall and Brazil, Lasar Segall Museum

Multiple Looks over Five Cities, Bank of Brazil Cultural Center in Belo Horizonte

The exhibition “Multiple Looks over Five Cities”, four talented plastic artists with diverse styles, created 63 works depicting landscapes and significant points that best characterize five of the most important Brazilian cities : Salvador, São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Belo Horizonte and Brasília. It is another opportunity for the population…

Multiple Looks over Five Cities, Bank of Brazil Cultural Center in Belo Horizonte

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