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SP-Arte 2026 Showcases Latin American Innovation with 180 Exhibitors at São Paulo's Bienal Pavilion

festival-fair · 2026-03-30

The 22nd edition of SP-Arte is set to take place from April 8 to 12 at the Bienal Pavilion in São Paulo, showcasing 180 exhibitors in the realms of art, design, and cultural programming. This year, the event emphasizes Brazilian creativity, with a larger design sector and initiatives such as Design NOW. Celebrating its 35th year, Herança Cultural presents both Brazilian modernist masterpieces and contemporary art. Artur Lescher and Maneco Quinderé will unveil Luminária Lunar, while innovative materials will be introduced by Simone Coste and Rodrigo Zampol. Ananda Nahu's space, curated by Kátia D'Avillez, delves into identity and Afro-Brazilian heritage. Dualde Cornelsen will make his debut, focusing on architecture and design, and Ricardo van Steen will collaborate with Folio. Galeria Luis Maluf will showcase works by Bu'ú Kennedy, Bruno Vilela, and Fernanda Pompermayer, highlighting material intensity.

Key facts

  • SP-Arte 2026 runs April 8–12 at São Paulo's Bienal Pavilion
  • The fair features 180 exhibitors across art, design, and cultural programming
  • This is the 22nd edition of SP-Arte
  • Herança Cultural celebrates its 35th anniversary at the fair
  • Ananda Nahu's presentation is curated by Kátia D'Avillez and presented by Rosewood São Paulo
  • Dualde Cornelsen (Lucas Dualde and Pali Cornelsen) makes its SP-Arte debut
  • Ricardo van Steen collaborates with Folio for his second consecutive year
  • Galeria Luis Maluf presents Bu'ú Kennedy, Bruno Vilela, and Fernanda Pompermayer at booth G04

Entities

Artists

Institutions

  • Folio
  • Galeria Luis Maluf
  • Herança Cultural
  • Rosewood São Paulo
  • SP-Arte
  • Paulo Darzé Galeria
  • Galeria Marco Zero
  • Pinakotheke
  • Mendes Wood DM
  • Almeida & Dale
  • Luisa Strina
  • Mitre
  • Nara Roesler
  • Galería Sur
  • Lamb
  • Salar
  • Casa Zirio
  • RGR
  • Piero Atchugarry
  • David Peter Francis
  • Continua
  • Baró
  • Orma
  • Emmanuelle G.
  • Crisis
  • Pasto
  • Ruth Benzacar
  • Foco
  • Kubik
  • LinBrasil
  • Bref
  • Bossa Furniture
  • Ulysses de Santi
  • Casa Triângulo
  • Superlimão
  • Minimal
  • ETEL
  • Jacqueline Terpins
  • Galeria Teo
  • Designers Group
  • Assimply Studio
  • Bonni
  • Verve
  • ABACT
  • Instituto MECA
  • Instituto Vida Livre
  • Itaú
  • Vivo
  • RFM
  • Blue Moon

Locations

  • Brazil
  • São Paulo
  • Spain
  • United States
  • Uruguay
  • London
  • Bolivia
  • Colombia
  • Mexico
  • Italy
  • France
  • Belgium
  • Peru
  • Argentina
  • Portugal
  • Germany
  • Niterói
  • Rio de Janeiro

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