(London, UK) Multiple Brazilian artists will participate in Frieze London, one of the world’s most influential contemporary art fairs that takes place every October in The Regent’s Park. It is one of the few fairs to focus only on contemporary art and living artists.
(Pueblo Garzón, Uruguay) CAMPO AIR offers one-month residencies twice a year in the Uruguayan spring and fall for up to eight artists. This year, Thiago Honório participates in the residency program, nominated by Gabriel Peréz-Barreiro, Patricia Druck and Heidi Lender
(Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) Saturday 28th is the last day to check out the exhibition with Berna Reale, Cabelo, Guerreiro do Divino Amor and Jaime Lauriano at Villa Aymoré. Luiz Camillo Osorio will lead a conversation and, at 6 pm, we will launch the PIPA 2019 catalog
PIPA Institute curator talks to PIPA Online 2019 Winner, Denilson Baniwa. Originally from Amazonas and now based in Rio de Janeiro, Denilson Baniwa discusses, in this conversation, how his artistic practice and trajectory are related to his indigenous origin and how it exists in the context of the globalized contemporary art.
(Lyon, France) Avaf is participating, from September 18th until the 4th of January, 2020, in the group show “Collection N.10”, in Lyon, France. The exhibition is part of the parallel program of the Lyon Contemporary Art Biennale, which is considered the most important art event in the country.
(Hamburg, Germany) The group designed a site-specific roller skating rink – inspired by the one exhibited in 2004 at Central Park – to celebrate Kunstverein Hamburguer Bahnhof’s 20th anniversary
(Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) This Friday, we announced the winner of the PIPA 2019 Award, which receives a donation of R$ 30,000 for the development of a new project. Among the four finalists, the winner was nominated by the 2019 Award Jury. The Finalists’ Exhibition remains on display until September 28th, be sure to visit!
“Brazilian art under Bolsonaro” discusses what Bolsonaro means for Brazil’s cultural world through interviews with artists and thinkers from across the political Brazilian spectrum. Lucrécia Vinhães, Luiz Camillo Osorio and Guerreiro do Divino Amor contribute to the article in which Antonio Obá is also mentioned
(Bogotá, Colombia) The International Art Fair of Bogotá reaches its 15 years hosting the art world in the Colombian capital. The fair occupies a 13,000 square meters space of exhibition. It has welcomed in its most recent editions 35,000 visitors and reached this anniversary with a showcase of 67 galleries from 17 nations, including Brazil
(Madrid, Spain) “Intruso” brings together the work of many artists, including Ana Mazzei, Dani Steegmann, Michel Zózimo, Matheus Rocha Pitta and Sara Ramo. It is curated by Bernardo José de Souza and Isabella Lenzi, and it’s being held at Salón, in Madrid, from September 13th until September 20th. The exhibition deals with how we are so connected to objects that participate in our everyday lives, and like that they hold meaning and emotions, but even so we barely know about them.