Brazilian art magazine #71 explores Franco-Brazilian partnership, Pinacoteca anniversary, and indigenous gallery events.

The latest issue, #71, of the Brazilian art publication Artebrasileiros, centers on a semester devoted to the partnership between France and Brazil, showcasing cultural exchanges. Featured within is Laura Vinci's artwork 'Fluxos,' which draws connections to vapor and concrete. The Pinacoteca marks its 120th anniversary, highlighting dynamic art. This edition explores the impact of pop art in Brazil, addressing themes of spaceships and guerrilla tactics for a fresh viewpoint. Included is the Manifesto Flaminaçu, along with discussions that challenge the stereotypes of being 'alegres, limpos, bem-vestidos.' Contributors are acknowledged, and a personal essay titled 'Corpo de rio' reflects on imagery related to rivers. Additionally, archaeological findings uncover the first public cemetery in Latin America, while the Galeria Claudia Andujar Maxita Yano engages with indigenous communities. The issue covers diverse artistic and cultural subjects without detailing specific dates or locations apart from institutional references.