Report points to profound change in the art market
The current landscape reveals a significant downturn and a change in the profile of collectors, who are now more cautious.
The current landscape reveals a significant downturn and a change in the profile of collectors, who are now more cautious.
In São Paulo, one of the highlights is the exhibition “Debret em questão: olhares contemporâneos” at the Museu do Ipiranga.
The largest contemporary art event in the southern hemisphere takes over the Pavilhão da Bienal, in Parque Ibirapuera, São Paulo.
The 2nd edition of the exhibition brings together 74 artists and collectives from eight pan-Amazonian and Caribbean countries.
Shared structures are a worldwide trend for ensuring ideal conditions with less use of natural resources.
Beyond the conference, the city is preparing an intense calendar of events and the construction of new cultural facilities.
The event will bring together around 70 curated projects from galleries and cultural institutions, which turn ARCA into a point of convergence for artists, critics, curators and collectors.
The study had the participation of 45 professionals and 76 galleries from all regions of the country, updating the previous survey, carried out in 2018.
Clé Reserva is approaching its maximum occupancy, which suggests a gain in maturity in Brazil in the awareness about conservation.
The Museu do Ipiranga, in São Paulo, opened on 27 May the exhibition Design e cotidiano na coleção Azevedo Moura.
For anyone who wants to deepen their knowledge of art history, there is a great opportunity in the course programmes run by museums.
The fourth edition of ART.PE – Feira de Arte Contemporânea de Pernambuco already has a date: it will take place from 8 to 12 October.