Decolonial Perspectives in Brazilian Art: Residencies, Exhibitions, and Market Critique

The Instituto de Arte Contemporânea de Ouro Preto is currently accepting applications for an artistic residency program. At SP-Arte, artistic projects are bringing non-white representation to the forefront. Ana Beatriz Almeida examines artworks through a specific perspective in 'Cartografia do Olhar.' Brazilian art by Asian-Brazilians is moving beyond stereotypes. New territories are expanding reflection on art. The political dimension of the art market is being highlighted by new proposals that raise questions about its structures. Frantz Fanon's work emphasizes the power of language. A critical question is posed about whether art without class struggle merely serves as decoration. Art remains inseparable from life itself.