From October 16th to December 17th, applications are open for the residency project of The PIPA Foundation in partnership with Chelsea College of Arts and TrAIN at UAL, for Brazilian curators at the beginning of their careers (up to 35 years of age), in London. See how to sign up
On Saturday, November 11th, the catalog for the 14th edition of the PIPA Prize will be launched. Some copies will be distributed for free from 12pm to 6pm at Paço Imperial
(Venice, Italy) The exhibition titled “Ka’a Pûera: nós somos pássaros que andam” (“Ka’a Pûera: We are Walking Birds”), will be curated by Arissana Pataxó, Denilson Baniwa, and Gustavo Caboco Wapichana
(Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) As a celebration of the prize, the artists are taking part in an exhibition at Paço Imperial until November 12
Read the conversation between Luiz Camillo Osorio, PIPA Institute’s curator, and Luana Vitra, one of the Awarded Artists of PIPA Prize 2023: 1 – Luana, you began your artistic journey in dance. How did your training come about, and how did you transition into the field of visual arts? I began dancing jazz at 12…
Read the conversation between Luiz Camillo Osorio, PIPA Institute’s curator, and Iagor Peres, one of the Awarded Artists of PIPA Prize 2023: 1 — How has dance impacted your formation and the construction of your poetics? I feel as if I’ve answered this question in so many ways, it’s even hard to reinvent a path…
Read the conversation between Luiz Camillo Osorio, PIPA Institute’s curator, and Helô Sanvoy, one of the Awarded Artists of PIPA Prize 2023: 1 – Tell us about the beginning of your trajectory. Did it start with Grupo EmpreZa? What is the relationship like, between the collective and your individual works? I believe the matter of…
Read the conversation between Luiz Camillo Osorio, PIPA Institute’s curator, and Glicéria Tupinambá, one of the Awarded Artists of PIPA Prize 2023: 1 – How did you develop yourself as an artist? What does it mean, to you, to identify yourself as an artist? I have always taught in the community I grew up in,…
(Trondheim, Norway) The exhibition explores how algorithms affect us and how we could imagine them otherwise, through newly commissioned works by seven international artists
The artist shares pictures, videos and texts about his recent works and current researches to PIPA’s virtual public