(London, UK) The 13th edition of Frieze London, the leading international contemporary art fair, takes place in London’s Regent’s Park for another year. 2015 promises to be another outstanding year for quality and innovation, with leading curators working across the fairs’ feature sections and programming.
(Ghent, Belgium) Where do the tangents between past and present, or between ‘I’ and our fellow man, lie? The exhibition invites contemporary artists to work around this grey zone. Using a variety of media, they sketch an animated world in which (human) relationships are once again central.
(Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) The show consists in the presentation of works by contemporary Brazilian artists, selected by three curators from different places and generations, with the goal of bringing to the viewer a panorama of Brazilian contemporary art, based on the exchange of different looks.
(São Paulo, Brazil) In its 19th edition, the Contemporary Art Festival Sesc_Videobrasil takes it proposal to the extreme by making Southern Panoramas the core of its entire programming. The global South and its myriad issues – concerning diasporas, hybrid identities, migration flows and travels, personal accounts, memories, isolation, the social fabric, and insularity – have inspired and set the parameters for the Curatorial Committee to select artworks and art projects, as well as oriented the curating of all of the Festival’s exhibitions, public programs, and publications.
(São Paulo, Brazil) The fifth edition of Marcantonio Vilaça Prize for Plastic Arts is hosting for the first time a group exhibtion with works by the 30 selected artists, including Bárbara Wagner, Berna Reale, Beto Shwafaty, Cinthia Marcelle, Daniel Acosta, Gê Orthof, Grupo EmpreZa, Jorge Menna Barreto, Lais Myrrha, Lia Chaia, Lourival Cuquinha, Mabe Bethônico, Marcelo Moscheta, Milton Marques, Otavio Schipper, OPAVIVARÁ!, Paulo Nazareth, Raquel Stolf, Reginaldo Pereira, Rodrigo Braga , Thiago Martins de Melo, Virginia de Medeiros and Waléria Américo.