Artebrasileiros Issue 64 Features Brazilian Art Patronage, Peripheral Production, and São Paulo Biennial
Issue 64 of artebrasileiros explores Brazilian art through multiple lenses. Vilma Eid is recognized as a major patron of Brazilian popular art. The Laje Collection gains visibility for peripheral artistic production. The exhibition 'Moqueca de maridos' blends criticism and eroticism. The arte!brasileiros Seminars received the Antônio Bento Award from ABCA. Strategies of resistance against fascism are examined. Retrospective views are included. Ana Pi is featured in connection with the 35th São Paulo Biennial. The publication aims to generate debate, provoke dissonance, and create distinctions. Contributors to this edition are highlighted, with themes described as maintaining a delicate balance.
Key facts
- Issue 64 of artebrasileiros was published
- Vilma Eid is a major patron of Brazilian popular art
- The Laje Collection promotes visibility for peripheral production
- Exhibition 'Moqueca de maridos' combines criticism and eroticism
- arte!brasileiros Seminars won the Antônio Bento Award from ABCA
- The issue discusses resistance strategies against fascism
- Includes retrospective perspectives
- Features Ana Pi in relation to the 35th São Paulo Biennial
Entities
Artists
- Vilma Eid
- Ana Pi
Institutions
- artebrasileiros
- Acervo da Laje
- ABCA
- 35ª Bienal de São Paulo
Locations
- São Paulo
- Brazil