This Friday, the 9th, artist Mano Penalva opens a new solo show, this time at MARP – Ribeirão Preto Art Museum, as part of the programme for the 49th SARP – National-Contemporary Ribeirão Preto Art Salon. The title of the exhibition, “Forró“, refers to the Brazilian musical style traditionally danced in pairs, reflecting the way […]
Brazilian artist Nádia Taquary takes part in the group show “Ocupação Mulherio,” on view until 5 October at Danielian Galeria in Rio de Janeiro. Curated by Marcus de Lontra Costa, Viviane Matesco and Rafael Fortes Peixoto, the exhibition features 5 solo shows by women artists – an offshoot of an idea that began in 2022 with […]
Mano Penalva is taking part in two exhibitions in São Paulo, which are open to the public this week. The artist presents his work ‘Bocada’ (2022) in the group show ‘a chair is a chair is a chair’, at Luiza Strina Gallery. Organised by Nessia Leonzini and Livia Debbane, the exhibition looks at how artistic languages […]
Portas Vilaseca is pleased to present ‘Dreming Dashes’, artist Ana Hupe‘s new solo exhibition, curated by Juliana Gontijo. The opening event takes place this following Thursday, Aug 1, starting at 7 pm. ‘Dreming Dashes‘ will be on show until 6 September. Visiting times are: Tuesdays to Fridays (11 am – 7 pm) and Saturdays (11 […]
28After being presented in several exhibitions, including “Um Oceano para Lavar as Mãos” at Sesc Quitandinha in 2023 (see gallery below), the monumental installation “Puxada de Rede” [ Dragging a net ] by artist Nádia Taquary arrives at the National Museum of Afro-Brazilian Culture (Muncab) in Salvador. This work is part of the “Raízes” exhibition, […]
We are pleased to announce the commercial representation of Brazilian artist Randolpho Lamonier. Born in Minas Gerais and based in São Paulo, Lamonier graduated from the Fine Arts School at the Federal University of Minas Gerais (UFMG). His works span diverse mediums, including textile art, painting, video, and installation, and embody a fusion of formal […]