Pinacoteca de São Paulo Exhibits New Contemporary Works Addressing Hunger and Violence

The Pinacoteca de São Paulo is presenting new additions to its contemporary art collection. These works, part of the institution's ongoing acquisition program, explore themes of hunger and violence. The exhibition features pieces by Brazilian artist Matheus Rocha Pitta, whose practice often engages with social and political realities. The show is drawn from the museum's permanent holdings, highlighting recent acquisitions intended to expand and refresh its representation of contemporary Brazilian art. The presentation is part of the Pinacoteca's regular programming to make its collection accessible to the public. The works on view reflect current artistic concerns within the national context. The exhibition is currently on view at the museum's main venue in São Paulo.