Friday! It’s time to check a new publication in our virtual library. Take a look at the catalogue of artist Pedro Victor Brandão’s first solo exhibition at Portas Vilaseca Galeria – “Deviations in the landscape” -, which took place in 2012 in our former space in Leblon, Rio de Janeiro. With a presentation text by […]
Represented by Portas Vilaseca Galeria, artists Julia Debasse and Raquel Nava participate in the exhibition Aglomeração Antonio Henrique Amaral, which is at the moment in the process of presenting all works virtually until it takes place at Tomie Ohtake Institute, in São Paulo. One of the proposals of the show, curated by Paulo Miyada, is […]
Continuing with cycle #4 of our ARTE+CARE program, we bring this week new works by artist Deborah Engel. Given the current social/spatial/temporal context, Engel borrows from philosopher Saint Augustine the expression “Volu ut sis” to name her new series, “I want you to be“. Using photo collages of fragments of philosophical texts, she draws poetic labyrinths […]
Friday! It’s time to check a new publication in our virtual library. Take a look at the catalogue of artist Deborah Engel’s solo exhibition “Mergulho” (Dive), which took place at Portas Vilaseca Galeria in 2019. With a critical essay by Daniela Labra and photos by Pedro Victor Brandão, the publication (bilingual – in Portuguese and […]
Congratulations to the award-winning artists at the 2nd Salon of Art in Small Formats of MABRI – Museum of Art of Britânia/GO. Among the 8 artists awarded, three are represented by Portas Vilaseca Galeria. Iris Helena (DF) and Mulambö (RJ) received the “Acquisition Award“, while Ismael Monticelli received the “Incentive Award: Honorable Mention“. The Award […]
Continuing with cycle #4 of our ARTE+CARE program, we bring this week “At the window”, a new series of small-format paintings by artist Solange Escosteguy. Like in her previous works, the words appear once again in a synthetic way, this time in connection with the social distancing we are experiencing in such uncertain times. Instead […]