Artebrasileiros Issue 57 Explores Art's Global Resurgence and Political Legacies

The 57th edition of Artebrasileiros magazine examines multiple facets of contemporary art. Arthur Piza's artistic legacy is highlighted as a lasting connection to art. A feature analyzes Picasso's reception and image in both communist and capitalist Germany. Paris is discussed in relation to restoration practices and memory culture. An editorial questions current paradigms. International cultural fairs, museums, and institutions are cautiously returning to in-person models. Young, collaborative artists are a focus. Danilo Miranda is profiled as moving forward without restrictions. Videobrasil marks four decades with its lens turned toward the Global South. Jacques Rancière revisits modernism. The BIENALSUR emphasizes themes of environment, migration, and identities.