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Sesc São Paulo Offers Free Contemporary Art Exhibitions Across Multiple Venues

exhibition · 2026-03-20

Sesc São Paulo is presenting a series of free exhibitions at various locations in São Paulo state, establishing a contemporary art circuit. Key exhibitions include Frestas – Trienal de Artes at Sesc Sorocaba, exploring art, territory, and memory; O Mundo Através da IA at Sesc Campinas, examining artificial intelligence's impact on art; and HIP-HOP 80’sp at Sesc 24 de Maio, documenting São Paulo's hip-hop origins. Additional shows feature themes like Asian diaspora, street football culture, Latin American graphic arts, and works by Black women artists. The programming includes educational activities and accessibility features, reinforcing the institution's cultural role. Most exhibitions run through mid-2026.

Key facts

  • Sesc São Paulo is hosting multiple free contemporary art exhibitions across São Paulo state
  • Frestas – Trienal de Artes at Sesc Sorocaba features 102 artists and runs until August 16, 2026
  • O Mundo Através da IA at Sesc Campinas presents 70 works from 31 artists exploring artificial intelligence until April 26, 2026
  • HIP-HOP 80’sp at Sesc 24 de Maio reconstructs São Paulo's 1980s hip-hop scene until March 29, 2026
  • The initiative includes educational programming and accessibility resources for diverse audiences

Entities

Artists

  • OSGEMEOS
  • KL Jay
  • Thaíde
  • Sharylaine
  • Sidney Amaral
  • Filipe Grimaldi
  • Thiago Nevs
  • Odile Burluraux
  • Suzana Sousa
  • Aline Albuquerque
  • Camila Alcântara
  • Yudi Rafael
  • Antonio Somaini
  • Alberto Luiz dos Santos
  • Diego Viñas
  • Carolina Herszenhut

Institutions

  • Sesc São Paulo
  • Sesc Sorocaba
  • Sesc Campinas
  • Sesc 24 de Maio
  • Sesc Avenida Paulista
  • Sesc Campo Limpo
  • Sesc Ipiranga
  • Sesc Pompeia
  • Sesc Santo André
  • Jeu de Paume
  • Museu do Futebol

Locations

  • São Paulo
  • Sorocaba
  • Campinas
  • Brazil
  • France
  • Argentina
  • Chile
  • Peru
  • Colombia
  • Mexico

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