Adriano Pedrosa to Curate 2024 Venice Biennale, Brazil's Presence and Critical Perspectives Highlighted
Adriano Pedrosa, director of São Paulo's MASP, has been appointed curator of the 2024 Venice Biennale. The 59th edition of the international exhibition presented a main show with few dissonances and minimal noise. Brazil's participation in the event was examined through the lens of 'Comigo ninguém pode,' while Jonathas de Andrade's work explored the ambiguity of encounters. Critical perspectives emerged regarding the Biennale's immersion in neoliberal strategies and curatorial incongruences. The Pinacoteca Migrante was highlighted among complementary exhibitions. Despite these critiques, the event was described as a dream amidst war. Various shows were noted to complement each other throughout the exhibition.
Key facts
- Adriano Pedrosa will curate the 2024 Venice Biennale
- Pedrosa is director of MASP in São Paulo
- The 59th Venice Biennale had a main show with few dissonances
- Brazil's participation was titled 'Comigo ninguém pode'
- Jonathas de Andrade presented work about ambiguous encounters
- The Biennale was criticized for neoliberal strategies
- Curatorial incongruences were noted at the exhibition
- The Pinacoteca Migrante was among complementary shows
Entities
Artists
- Adriano Pedrosa
- Jonathas de Andrade
- Hélio Oiticica
- Emanoel Araújo
Institutions
- MASP
- Venice Biennale
- Pinacoteca Migrante
Locations
- Venice
- Italy
- São Paulo
- Brazil