ARTE!Brasileiros Issue #53 Explores Brazilian Art Market Recovery, Afro-Brazilian Art Debates, and Major Exhibitions

The Ibirapuera Pavilion hosts the collective exhibition "Vento" as part of the 34th São Paulo Biennial, showcasing the works of 21 artists. In 2020, Brazilian galleries experienced a rebound from the effects of the pandemic. New artistic proposals tackle themes of race, gender, and sexual orientation. Claudinei Roberto da Silva challenges the concept of Afro-Brazilian art, while Sidney Amaral and Rosana Paulino highlight the power of education to drive change. Renato Araújo da Silva asserts that Afro-Brazilian art is synonymous with Brazilian art. The 15th Bienal Naïfs do Brasil offers reflections on Brazilian historical narratives. A new arrangement at Pinacoteca enhances inclusivity. Fabio Cypriano examines "Farsa" and "Kader Attia – Irreparáveis" at Sesc Pompeia. The 10th Mostra 3M de Arte features ten artists' installations. A centennial tribute to León Ferrari commences, focusing on his "Bíblia" series. Ubu releases a new edition of "Pele Negra, Máscaras Brancas," with Patricia Rousseaux penning the editorial for issue #53.