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13th Bienal de La Habana begins today
(Havana, Cuba) Today is the first day of the largest contemporary art biennial in Cuba. The curating team announced that more than 200 creatives are expected from 15 to 20 countries, including Portugal, Brazil, Colombia, Argentina, Mexico, France, Peru and Spain
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arteBA 2019: the annual contemporary art fair returns to Buenos Aires
(Buenos Aires, Argentina) From April 10th to 14th, the 28th edition of arteBA receives 80 international galleries and promises to present the most cutting-edge talent of the contemporary art community
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Last weeks to see “En Construccíon”, by Ivan Grilo
(Buenos Aires, Argentina) For the first time, the MUNTREF collection features an exhibition that is literally in construction, heterogenous and with no single criteria. Made up of donations, acquisitions and parts of other temporary showings, the exposition establishes a complex cosmography until April 27th
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Hyper times blends the past, present and future in one place
(Milan, Italy) Ten video installations submerge the viewer into an alter dimension, a limbo that can embrace centuries without blinking an eye. The exhibition receives eight international artists, including Clara Ianni and Cinthia Marcelle
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“Liminality”, read the critical text by Raphael Fonseca on Frida Baranek’s solo show
Raphael Fonseca, member of the PIPA Nominating Committee 2018, comments on the new exhibition by Frida Baranek, “Liminality”, marked by three-dimensionality and the use of industrial materials
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Maria Nepomuceno in Art Paris 2019
(Paris, France) Maria Nepomuceno represents Brazil in this Art Paris Art Fair, edition in which Latin America is strongly represented
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Last month to see the second edition of “Rocambole”
(Lisbon, Portugal) Pivô Gallery presents their second edition of “Rocambole”, a group show featuring the same artists as the first: Yuli Yamagata, Flora Rebollo and Thiago Barbalho.
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Art Basel Hong Kong this week
(Hong Kong, China) The seventh edition of the international fair features 242 galleries from 36 countries, four of them from Brazil, from March 29th to 31st
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Lucas Arruda is one of the featured artists at ‘Luogo e Segni’
(Venice, Italy) Lucas Arruda is amongst 36 other artists presenting a selection of pieces that have been historical markings in exhibitions since the opening of Punta della Dogana in 2009
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Last week: Rosangela Rennó, Raquel Stolf and Ismael Monticelli in “Lost and found: Imagining New Worlds”
(Singapore) The link between contemporary art and history is explored by 10 artists chosen by the Brazilian curator Raphael Fonseca in “Lost and found: Imagining New Worlds” until April 10th