Archives: Calendários

  • 12/11/2024 - 05/05/2025

    Luiz Braga | “Amazonias. El futuro ancestral”

    Luiz Braga is participating in the exhibition “Amazonias. El futuro ancestral”, currently on display at the Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona – CCCB in Spain, curated by Claudi Carreras. For this reason, the exhibition highlights the cultural and natural richness of the Amazon through the works of Indigenous artists. Additionally, Luiz Braga stands out, as his photography captures the colors and everyday life of the Amazon. In this way, the exhibition invites the public to a sensory immersion in the Amazonian ecosystem. Consequently, it encourages reflections on the region’s ecological importance. Finally, the exhibition reinforces the need to preserve this essential territory for the planet.

    Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona Montalegre, 5 - 08001 Barcelona, Espanha
    A photograph by Luiz Braga depicts an Amazonian bar illuminated by vibrant shades of blue at night. A woman and a child interact in the space, while in the background, city lights and the movement of vehicles create a dynamic effect. The scene captures the cultural atmosphere and everyday life of the Amazon, highlighting the intense colors and luminous contrasts that are characteristic of the artist's work.
  • 19/01/2025 - 31/08/2025

    Zilvinas Kempinas | Même les soleils sont ivres

    Zilvinas Kempinas is participating in the exhibition “Même les soleils sont ivres”, currently on display at the Collection Lambert in Avignon, France. As part of the Avignon Terre de Culture 2025 celebrations, the exhibition takes its title from a phrase by Albert Camus in La Postérité du soleil.

    The exhibition brings together contemporary and classical works, including installations, videos, photographs, sculptures, and paintings, exploring the sensitive relationship between humans and the land they inhabit, shaped by a climate influenced by the wind.

    Collection Lambert - Avignon, France
    Zilvinas Kempinas' installation at the exhibition 'Même les soleils sont ivres', Collection Lambert, features black ribbons set in motion by fans, evoking the fluidity of the wind.
  • 02/12/2024 - 15/12/2024

    Tiago Sant’Ana

    “Invisible Baggage” Exhibition with Tiago Sant’Ana at the Historic Hampton House during Miami Art Week

    Group Exhibition

    The Historic Hampton House, a landmark of the Civil Rights Movement, will host the 2nd edition of the Invisible Baggage exhibition during Miami Art Week. Curated by women artists, the show explores the invisible burdens faced in themes such as social justice and immigration.

    The exhibition features a diverse range of works, including paintings, sculptures, and installations, with contributions from artist Tiago Sant’Ana, who delves into issues of identity and Afro-descendant memory.

    Celebrating the resilience and strength of individuals, Invisible Baggage connects contemporary art to the rich historical legacy of the Hampton House. The event reflects values such as resistance, refuge, and community while paying tribute to artists who continue to challenge the status quo.

    Historic Hampton House | 4200 NW 27th Ave. Miami. FL 33142
    Tiago Sant'Ana Invisible Baggage
  • 16/11/2024 - 11/01/2025

    Candida Höfer

    “Europe/America” Exhibition at Sean Kelly Gallery, Los Angeles

    Exposição Individual

    Candida Höfer’s solo exhibition, titled “Europe/America,” is currently on view at the renowned Sean Kelly Gallery, located in Los Angeles, USA. Curated by Sharon Johnston and Mark Lee, this solo exhibition will be open to the public until January 11, 2025. The exhibition presents a selection of 10 photographs that Höfer created between 1993 and 2015. These works explore how architecture reflects the cultural history of different places and times, thereby offering a unique perspective on the impact of built environments.

    Moreover, the photographs in this solo exhibition are notable for their symmetrical compositions, capturing interiors intended for entertainment, study, and worship. Consequently, these images create a fascinating visual dialogue between North American and European spaces. They highlight both the similarities and differences between the societies that inhabit them. Furthermore, the choice to exclude human figures from the photographs allows viewers to contemplate more deeply the impact of spaces on their occupants. This, in turn, encourages reflection on the relationship between architecture and cultural identity.

    Additionally, the solo exhibition “Europe/America” invites the audience to consider how architectural spaces can serve as silent witnesses to cultural and social evolution. Through her lens, Höfer offers us an opportunity to explore the beauty and complexity of the environments that shape our daily lives. Moreover, the absence of human figures in the images not only intensifies attention to architectural details but also suggests an open narrative. Thus, the viewer is free to imagine the stories these spaces could tell.

    Finally, this solo exhibition encourages reflection on cultural identity through architecture and highlights the differences and similarities between North American and European societies, using compelling, symmetrical photographs that offer unique insights into built environments. By examining these striking visuals, audiences are encouraged to think about how architecture shapes not only physical spaces but also the cultural and historical narratives that define a society. The interplay between light, form, and structure in Höfer’s work therefore adds depth to this exploration, inviting a more profound appreciation of the spaces we inhabit and their role in our collective experience.

    1357 Highland Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90028, Estados Unidos
    candida solo exhibition
  • 11/12/2024 - 29/06/2025

    Luiz Braga | Tropical Delight

    Group Exhibition

    Curator: Orlando Maneschy

    The Pinacoteca of Ceará, in Fortaleza, presents the exhibition “Tropical Delight,” curated by Orlando Maneschy. The show highlights the connections between art, culture, and the environment, celebrating the richness of tropical regions. Among the participating artists, Luiz Braga stands out with works that capture the essence of the Amazon and resonate with the exhibition’s theme. Since its opening in 2022, the Pinacoteca has become a reference in contemporary art. Its diverse programming reflects Brazil’s cultural and environmental diversity.

    Pinacoteca do Ceará, Fortaleza/ CE - R 24 de Maio, 34 - Centro, Fortaleza - CE
    Tropical Delight
  • 27/03/2025 - 01/06/2025

    Felipe Rezende | 14th Mercosul Biennial

    Group Exhibition

    Curator: Raphael Fonseca

    Felipe Rezende Mercosur Biennial is the highlight of Galeria Leme in its 14th edition.

    The event will take place from March 27 to June 1, 2025, in Porto Alegre, Brazil. With this in mind, the Biennial reinforces its importance as one of the most prestigious art events in Latin America. Furthermore, this year’s theme, “Flash,” curated by Raphael Fonseca, delves into moments of inspiration and transformation. The event will feature 76 artists, many of whom, will present works specially commissioned for the Biennial.

    For instance, Felipe Rezende, one of Brazil’s most prominent contemporary artists, is set to deliver a piece that aligns perfectly with the theme “Flash.” In fact, the Felipe Rezende Mercosur Biennial participation is a testament to his contribution to contemporary art. The Mercosur Biennial is well-known for bringing together artists from various countries, fostering deep reflections through art. As a result, Felipe Rezende’s participation highlights his significance in the contemporary art world.

    Since its establishment in 1997, the Mercosur Biennial has grown into a crucial platform for promoting artists and their creations. Thus, the inclusion of Felipe Rezende Mercosur Biennial emphasizes the global relevance of Brazilian art, marking a milestone for both the artist and the event.

    Finally, Galeria Leme encourages everyone to visit the 14th Mercosur Biennial and experience the remarkable work of Felipe Rezende. Don’t miss this opportunity to appreciate the talent of an exceptional artist at one of the largest art events in Latin America.

    Fundação Bienal de Artes Visuais do Mercosul - Rua Gen. Bento Martins, 24/1201 - Centro - Porto Alegre - RS
    Poster of the 14th Mercosur Biennial with the theme 'Flash,' featuring Felipe Rezende, from March 27 to June 1, 2025, in Porto Alegre.
  • 28/11/2024 - 01/02/2025

    Luiz Braga | New Perspectives on MABE

    Group Exhibition

    Curator: Nina Matos

    The Museum of Art of Belém (MABE) presents the exhibition “New Perspectives on MABE – Museum/Community Exchange [Ver-O-Peso],” highlighting the culture of Ver-O-Peso. Featuring 43 works, including those by Luiz Braga, it portrays the Amazon. Free of charge, the exhibition takes place at the Antonieta Santos Feio Room and highlights the museum’s artistic and historical collection.

    Sala Antoniea Santos Feio – Museu de Arte de Belém – Palácio Antonio Lemos
    Luiz Braga
  • 21/11/2024 - 15/02/2025

    José Carlos Martinat | Radically Unique, radically diferent

    Group Exhibition

    Curator: Carles Guerra

    The exhibition “Radically Unique, Radically Different” celebrates the 35th anniversary of Galeria Mayoral in Barcelona, bringing together 23 artists from different generations, including José Carlos Martinat, in a dialogue about creativity, differences, and connections in the art world. Works by iconic names like Dalí and Miró contrast with contemporary proposals.

    Galeria Myoral | Carrer del Consell de Cent, 286, L'Eixample, 08007 Barcelona, Espanha
    Connections,Exhibition
  • 13/11/2024 - 02/02/2025

    Tiago Sant’Ana | Entre nós: dez anos da Bolsa ZUM/IMS

    Group Exhibition

    The exhibition “Among Us: Ten Years of the ZUM/IMS Grant” celebrates a decade of support for contemporary Brazilian production, showcasing photographs, videos, and various media exploring themes such as slavery, racism, and social roles. Tiago Sant’Ana, one of the featured artists, delves into the legacy of slavery in Brazil. His work seeks to shed light on historical traumas and erased identities, while also reclaiming and affirming collective memories and Black resistance, connecting past and present in a critical and poetic way.

    Paço Imperial | Praça XV de Novembro, 48 - Centro, Rio de Janeiro/RJ - Brasil
  • 25/09/2025 - 08/02/2026

    Heloisa Hariadne | Ancestral: Afro-Américas

    Heloisa Hariadne is participating in the exhibition Ancestral: Afro-Américas at CCBB Rio de Janeiro. Curated by Ana Beatriz Almeida and Lauren Haynes, with artistic direction by Marcello Dantas, the show brings together more than 100 works exploring the African diaspora and its influence on the visual arts of both countries.

    Ancestral creates a dialogue between Afro-Brazilian and African American artists in celebration of the bicentennial of diplomatic relations between Brazil and the United States. The exhibition addresses themes such as body, dream, and space, encouraging reflections on Afro-American identity and decolonial art. Heloisa Hariadne’s work joins a selection of artists who celebrate African roots and their relevance in shaping a new perspective on contemporary art.

    MUNCAB – Museu Nacional da Cultura Afro-Brasileira, Salvador, BA