Open call for Brazilian artists (or those living in Brazil) to participate in the “Fluid Boundaries: The Interaction between Water, Art, Science and Indigenous Knowledge Systems” Residency Programme, which will take place simultaneously in South Africa, Brazil and Switzerland between March and May 2025. Focussing on the role of water from a transdisciplinary angle, the residencies […]
Artists Nádia Taquary and Mulambö are taking part in the group exhibition “Lélia in us: popular festivities and amefricanity“, on view at Sesc Vila Mariana, in São Paulo. The exhibition is based on the book “Popular festivities in Brazil” by the thinker, anthropologist and leader of the Brazilian black movement Lélia Gonzalez. Focusing on Afro-Brazilian […]
Celebrating 27 years of partnership, artists Deborah Engel and Siri present for the first time a joint exhibition, in which they explore the intricate webs of everyday life and shared creativity. Curated by Marcello Dantas, ‘Arapuca – Tramas do Tempo e da Criação’ (Trap – Weaves of Time and Creation) opens this Saturday (July 8) […]
We are pleased to announce the commercial representation of Brazilian artist Marcone Moreira. Born in the northeastern state of Maranhão and based in Marabá (a city in the norhern state of Pará), Moreira began his artistic experiments in the late 90s and, since then, has participated in several exhibitions across the country and abroad. His […]
Antonio Pichillá is featured in the group exhibition ‘Essay on the Earth’, on view at the Simões de Assis gallery, in São Paulo, until 20 July. Curated by Thierry Freitas, the show brings together 20 artists from various generations and diverse backgrounds. Their practices celebrate a multiplicity of perspectives and experiences related to the environment. […]
Portas Vilaseca participates in a new edition of Arco Lisboa, which opens to the public this following Thursday, 23 May. The fair runs until Sunday, 26 May at Cordoaria Nacional. This year, we have prepared a special project that presents a dialogue between the work of Brazilian artists Ana Hupe and Pedro Victor Brandão. Both artists belong […]