Brazilian exhibitions and publications showcase Black and Indigenous artists like Dalton Paula and Joseca Yanomami.

This week, Brazil is witnessing a series of notable art happenings. In São Paulo, the MASP museum showcases exhibitions by Joseca Yanomami and Dalton Paula. Meanwhile, in Recife, the "Necrobrasiliana" exhibition, curated by Moacir dos Anjos, is set to debut on Thursday, April 15. Galeria Estação presents "Reversos e Transversos," which blurs the lines between popular and high art. The collaborative book project "Enciclopédia Negra" is also being released, alongside another publication called "Presente," which stems from dialogues and care processes. Additionally, a separate book highlights the work of 20 promising visual artists. The Sertão Negro Ateliê e Escola de Artes embodies a forward-thinking initiative in central Brazil. These highlights appear in Arte Brasileiros' agenda for April 28 to May 4.