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Thiago Rocha Pitta is now represented by Casa Triângulo
Thiago Rocha Pitta, PIPA Prize 2012 finalist, is now represented by Casa Triângulo, from São Paulo. The artist seeks an intimate relationship with nature, where it is possible to say nature is a co-author of his work
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The fourth episode of “Artifício – podcast do PIPA” is available now!
On this fourth episode of Artifício – o podcast do PIPA, we talked to the artist Aleta Valente, or, as she is known on social media, “Ex-miss Febem”. With humor, Aleta, nominated for PIPA 2017 and 2019, uses an avatar and memes to approach social matters.
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See Aleta Valente’s works acquired by Instituto PIPA
Our curator Luiz Camillo Osorio selected eight pictures by Aleta Valente to compose the collection of works acquired and commissioned by the Institute
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Online art fair: Art Basel Hong Kong 2020
(Hong Kong, China) Due to the severe outbreak of the new coronavirus, the art fair has been cancelled. However, the 233 international galleries will be available only online for visitors
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‘JOHN BERGER: think with the eye, act with the text’, by Luiz Camillo Osorio
After reading the biography of the writer and art critic John Berger, the PIPA Institute curator compares the politics of the 20th century (of ‘thinking the impossible’) with the 21st-century experience. This second one, according to the curator, configures somber times marked by the non-thought
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‘Touch’ showcases ‘Faz que vai’, by Bárbara Wagner and Benjamin de Burca
(Espoo, Finland) The group show presents a curated pick of Finnish and international contemporary works from the Art Collection with the overarching theme of humanity
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Jaime Lauriano participates in an art talk
(Austin, US) The Brazilian artist was invited due to his studies on the “violent relations maintained between institutions of power and state control, such as the police, prisons, embassies, borders, and subjects, focusing on the ways in which these institutions shape the subjective processes of society”
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Denilson Baniwa participates in the 22nd Biennale of Sydney
(Sydney, Australia) Denilson Baniwa, last year’s winner of the PIPA Online, will be part of the 22nd edition of the Biennale of Sydney, one of the leading contemporary art events, and this year’s edition is called NIRIN (edge). The artist was invited by Brook Andrew to exhibit his work alongside other over 90 artists, and the curatorship, crew and artists are all of Indigenous origins.
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The third episode of “Artifício – podcast do PIPA” is available now!
On this new podcast episode, called “O MoMA e os novos caminhos de curadoria para os museus de arte moderna”, Luiz Camillo Osorio discusses the changes in MoMA’s curation project and the reasons that make, today, the institutions rethink the way they tell the history of Modern Art.
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Arjan Martins at Independent New York 2020
(New York, US) The Independent art fair, in New York, will receive 63 international galleries. A Gentil Carioca, which represents Arjan (PIPA Prize 2018 winner), is the only Brazilian on the list