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Check out video interviews of artists nominated for the tenth edition
Aleta Valente, Ana Elisa Egreja, Christus Nóbrega, Leticia Ramos, Lia Chaia, Luciana Magno, Luiz d’Orey, and Tertuliana Lustosa
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More video interviews of nominated artists for the 2019 PIPA Prize
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Watch the videos of PIPA Prize 2019 finalists
Berna Reale, Cabelo, Guerreiro do Divino Amor and Jaime Lauriano talk about their works and artistic career
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Berna Reale presents ‘While You Laugh’ in New York
(New York, USA) One of the finalists of PIPA 2019 presents “While You Laugh/Enquanto você ri”, in New York, until June 15. She exhibits a series of recent photographs and videos, curated by Claudia Calirman, that discusses Brazilian social issues
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Check out new video interviews and updated pages of artists nominated for the tenth edition
More video interviews are out! Explore more artists nominated for the PIPA Prize 2019
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Read more about the PIPA Prize 2019 finalists!
Get to know the PIPA Prize 2019 finalists! Read about their latest works and watch exclusive video interviews.
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Watch more video interviews of the 2019 PIPA Prize participating artists
Ana Prata, Carla Borba, Letícia Lopes, Jaime Lauriano, Juliana Notari, Louise Botkay, Luiza Crosman,Maria Noujaim, Paulo Nimer Pjota talk abou their work and artistc trajectory in the new video interviews published this week
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Luciana Solano curates a collective at Residency Unlimited
(New York, USA) The 2019 Nominating Committee Member curates the collective Dynamis, at Residency Unlimited, that presents five artists, including the also Brazilian one Chantal Feitosa
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“In Depth: Minefields”, by Alice Miceli, at Villa Aymoré until July 13th
(Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) The opening of the artist who won the 2014 PIPA Prize brought together several special guests. Check out some pictures from the inauguration and read the text by Luiz Camillo Osorio, curator of the show commissioned by the PIPA Institute, on the individual
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“This is so Contemporary: Instagram and the Freedom of Movement”, by Luiz Camillo Osório
In this text, Camillo uses Tino Sehgal adhesion to Instagram as a hook for a discussion about art strategies to amid new technologies, and the fetishization of the work and its value, especially in the works of Sehgal