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Visit Art Basel’s OVR: Portals
Lourival Cuquinha presents a solo show, ‘Documentos da Barbárie’. Six Brazilian galleries participate in the fair
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Find out new pages and video interviews of PIPA 2021 nominees
Each participant has its page, in which there is information about its trajectory, images, texts, and/or videos about the works
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“El crime perfecto” presents Sandra Cinto and Cinthia Marcelle
(Madrid, Spain) The artists show us how our earthly paradise has become a lost paradise
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“Veridical shadows, or the unfoldings of a deceptive physicality”, by Daniel de Paula
(Brussels, Belgium) The artist juxtaposes a variety of objects, including sculptures, a museological artifact, collages, and a video-installation
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“Second Wave”: a selection of video works about the time we are living in
Covideo’s Second Wave presents an organic array of videos contributing to the understanding of this new imaginary which we are all a part of, as well as to the registry of this important chapter of art history through its narratives
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“Leilões de Arte na Era Digital”: PIPA Podcast’s new episode featuring Maura Marvão
We asked Maura Marvão about her professional trajectory; her work at Phillips; the implications of the pandemic for the auction house, as well as the dynamics of virtual auctions, among other topics.
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“Closer to PIPA: the artist speaks in the Institute collection” with Daniel Beerstecher
The chosen artwork is “Liberation 4.0”, 2018, video, 8′. The matters of individual freedom and self-determination are at the center of the work. Visit the Institute’s website at: http://www.institutopipa.com/
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Virtually visit Tiago Sant’Ana’s solo show “Irmãos de barco”
The exhibition delves into the world of navigation, drawing connections between the fluxes of maritime trade routes and the African diaspora in Brazil
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The future of exhibitions beyond the pandemic, by Luiz Camillo Osorio (with Marta Mestre)
The two curators evaluate how the digital increasing interferes in the exhibitions elaboration
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Rosângela Rennó is invited to participate of “Artist Meets Archive”
(Cologne, Germany) The artist presents a world map made up of around 150 bottles