Sandra Benites, of the Guaraní Ñandeva people, is using art to bring new visions and voices to the museum world. By Jill Langlois SÃO PAULO, Brazil — Sandra Benites’s work is all about finding common ...

The cover of “Brazilian Art Under Dictatorship” features Artur Barrio’s “Situação. . . . . . . .T/T1. . . . . . .” (Situation. . . . . . . .T/T1 ...

Over nearly 50 years, Luisa Strina has built one of the most successful galleries in Latin America — and brought Brazilian art to the world stage. By Ray Mark Rinaldi Reporting from São Paulo, Brazil ...

The exhibition “Véxoa: We know” at São Paulo’s Pinacoteca museum runs until March 22, 2021, showcasing works by 23 Indigenous artists and art collectives from different ethnicities and areas across ...

Does Adriano Pedrosa’s Venice Biennale represent a new view of global art seen from below, based around a shared perspective of “how it felt to be there, on the bottom, looking up at the descending ...

SP–Arte at the Pavilhão Ciccillo Matarazzo opened to VIPs on April 2. Courtesy SP–Arte SP–Arte, Brazil’s leading art fair, opened yesterday (Wednesday, April 2) to VIPs in the iconic Pavilhão Ciccillo ...

I spent five weeks in and around Sao Paulo, Brazil during the southern hemispheric summer 1988-89. Fortunately I was with my long-time companion Caitlin Manning, whose talent at learning new languages ...

It’s near impossible to keep up with everything that comes at you through the news feed each day—let alone everything that was published about art in the last four weeks. Here’s my monthly attempt to ...