Archives: Calendários
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09/11/2024 - 19/12/2024
Gabriela Giroletti | Mil Manhãs
Solo Exhibition
Texto: Luis Sandes
Gabriela Giroletti’s solo exhibition at Galeria Leme, Mil Manhãs, presents both small and large works that explore the possibilities of painting in terms of poetry, technique, and concept. Her work reflects a deep appreciation for nature and its lyrical potential….
Galeria Leme, São Paulo, Brasil
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12/09/2024 - 30/11/2024
Jose Carlos Martinat | Esencia:Artefacto
Curated by: Dulcina Abreu
José Carlos Martinat, a Peruvian artist, intricately explores the intersections of technology, politics, and human existence in “Esencia: Artefacto.” His work transforms everyday objects into profound commentaries on societal mechanisms. A standout piece is a mechanical bed, coated with ayahuasca and yampo, animated by the COVID-19 genetic code. This exhibition reflects on cultural and spiritual dimensions of loss, creating a space for contemplation and healing.
Revolver Galería | 88 Eldridge St, New York, NY 10002, Estados Unidos
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05/12/2024 - 05/01/2025
Felipe Rezende | DOSSIER 31st YOUTH ART EXHIBITION
Group Exhibition
Felipe Rezende’s work is a fascinating fusion of the everyday and the absurd, incorporating elements from his personal experiences and observations. Using found materials as support, he creates paintings, drawings, and installations that challenge conventional perception. His recent series with worn truck tarps explores themes such as work journeys, class struggle, and social inequalities, without neglecting moments of rest and dreams. In “From Guts to Clouds,” Rezende uses a red boat as a metaphor for “escape,” not in the sense of fleeing, but of transforming reality, creating a surreal fishing scene with contrasting and unexpected elements.
Felipe Rezende is a Brazilian contemporary artist whose artistic practice stands out for its unique and multifaceted approach. His work is characterized by constant experimentation with materials and techniques. Rezende demonstrates a remarkable ability to interweave personal narratives with broader social issues, creating pieces that are simultaneously intimate and universal. His art invites the viewer to rethink the relationships between the individual and the environment, the real and the imaginary, challenging conventional perceptions and stimulating new ways of seeing and interpreting the world around us.
R. Tibiriçá, 50 - Centro, Ribeirão Preto - SP, Brasil | MAJ (SESC Ribeirão Preto)
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09/10/2024 - 20/11/2024
Felipe Rezende | Improper Art
Group Exhibition
The “Improper Art” exhibition challenges traditional notions of ownership and authorship in contemporary art. Inspired by the Situationist concept of “détournement,” the show explores the reappropriation and resignification of everyday objects as a form of political subversion. It emphasizes collective creation, questioning the institutional limits of art and territorial boundaries. With the participation of artists such as Felipe Rezende and groups like JAMAC, the exhibition includes specially conceived workshops and interventions, workshops and interventions were carried out especially for this exhibition, with the participation of JAMAC, in addition to works from the collection of the Museum of Visual Arts at Unicamp. Thus, “Improper Art” proposes a critical reflection on art as a tool for social transformation and deconstruction of established paradigms.
Felipe Rezende is an artist who explores drawing and painting in an expansive way, incorporating elements of everyday life into his work. Using unconventional supports such as truck tarps and tires, he creates works that reflect urban experiences and narratives. His research focuses on the universe of manual labor, creating imaginaries that blend dreamlike qualities and reality. Rezende transforms found objects into compositions that challenge the boundaries between fiction and testimony, offering a unique perspective on urban and labor life.
Rare Works Library "Fausto Castilho", State University of Campinas
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28/09/2024 - 05/03/2025
Felipe Rezende | LAST LOT
Group Exhibition
The “Last Lot” exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art of Bahia (MAC-BA) presents a diverse selection of 52 works by 44 artists, featuring 27 creators from Bahia. Curated by director Daniel Rangel, the show explores four thematic axes: Languages, Religiosities, Cartographies, and Decolonialities. This structure allows for a multifaceted approach to contemporary art, reflecting the cultural and artistic richness of Bahia and Brazil. The exhibition offers a unique opportunity for the public to experience a wide range of artistic expressions, promoting dialogues between different perspectives and techniques.
Artist Felipe Rezende participates in the exhibition with the work “Who steals my sleep?”, created in 2022, integrated into the Cartographies axis. This section explores issues of space, territory, and identity. Rezende’s work invites the viewer to reflect on contemporary concerns and the elements that disturb our rest, both literally and metaphorically, contributing to the rich artistic dialogue proposed by the exhibition.
Museum of Contemporary Art of Bahia (MAC-BA), Rua da Graça, 284, Salvador - BA
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16/10/2024 - 23/11/2024
Felipe Rezende | almost arid
Group Exhibition
Curated by: Uriel Bezerra
Text by: Carlos MeloAvenida Cardeal da Silva, 158, Rio Vermelho, Salvador, Bahia | RV Cultura e Arte
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02/04/2024 - 07/07/2024
Tiago Sant’Ana | Initiated: Contemporary Ancestralities
Group Exhibition
The exhibition “Initiated: Contemporary Ancestralities” highlights a powerful cross-section of contemporary Bahian art from the last fifteen years, including the renowned artist Tiago Sant’Ana. Exploring themes of Afro-Brazilian identity and culture, Sant’Ana and his colleagues have participated in important national and international shows, receiving critical recognition and becoming part of prestigious collections. Their works, the result of intense dedication, reflect the richness of Bahia’s artistic production. Although representative, the exhibition does not exhaust the totality of local “initiates,” but opens dialogues about ancestrality and contemporaneity in Bahian art.
Museu de Arte Contemporânea - MAC BA, Salvador, Bahia, Brasil
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05/10/2024 - 01/11/2024
Germana Monte-Mór | Paintings
Individual Exhibition
The exhibition presents recent works by Germana Monte-Mór, a Brazilian artist who explores abstract and fluid forms in her creations. Her paintings and sculptures evoke natural elements, such as islands, rivers, and cells, through oval shapes and vibrant colors. Monte-Mór engages with the tradition of 20th-century abstract art while bringing a contemporary and Brazilian perspective. Her work seeks to represent natural phenomena and evoke sensations, exploring themes such as metamorphosis, growth, and the relationship between humans and nature.
Galeria Leme, São Paulo, Brasil
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20/11/2024 - 24/11/2024
Gabriela Giroletti | Abu Dhabi Art
Group Exhibition
Gabriela Giroletti is a contemporary artist known for her vibrant and expressive paintings. Her work explores themes such as identity, memory, and the relationship between color and form.
Manarat Al Saadiyat, Abu Dhabi, Emirados Árabes Unidos
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27/09/2024 - 24/11/2024
Gabriel Giucci | A Guanabara Story
Group Exhibition
The exhibition “Uma história Guanabara” at the Centro Cultural Inclusartiz promises to be a profound and multifaceted reflection on Guanabara Bay and its surroundings. Featuring artists such as Gabriel Giucci, the show offers a unique opportunity to explore the history, culture, and environmental challenges of the region through an artistic lens.
Centro Cultural Inclusartiz, Rio de Janeiro, Brasil