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  • Elilson Elilson
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  • Eustáquio Neves Eustáquio Neves
  • Fabio Morais Fabio Morais
  • Gabriela Albergaria Gabriela Albergaria
  • Guilherme Peters Guilherme Peters
  • Henrique Cesar Henrique Cesar
  • Iván Argote Iván Argote
  • Keila Alaver Keila Alaver
  • Leandro Lima Leandro Lima
  • Lia Chaia Lia Chaia
  • Marcelo Cidade Marcelo Cidade
  • Marcelo Moscheta Marcelo Moscheta
  • Meia Meia
  • Mônica Nador + Jamac Mônica Nador + Jamac
  • Motta & Lima Motta & Lima
  • Nicolás Bacal Nicolás Bacal
  • Nicolás Robbio Nicolás Robbio
  • Odires Mlászho Odires Mlászho
  • Rosângela Rennó Rosângela Rennó
  • Tania Candiani Tania Candiani
  • Ximena Garrido-Lecca Ximena Garrido-Lecca
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  • ARCHIVE (67)

    2025 2025
  • Frieze New York 2025 Edgard de Souza (May) Frieze New York 2025 Edgard de Souza (May)
  • SP–Arte 2025 Claudia Andujar Leonilson Flávia Ribeiro (Apr) SP–Arte 2025 Claudia Andujar Leonilson Flávia Ribeiro (Apr)
  • ARCOmadrid 2025 Claudia Andujar (Mar) ARCOmadrid 2025 Claudia Andujar (Mar)
  • 2024 2024
  • Art Basel Miami Beach 2024 (Dec) Art Basel Miami Beach 2024 (Dec)
  • Paris Photo 2024 (Nov) Paris Photo 2024 (Nov)
  • ArtRio 2024 Ximena Garrido-Lecca (Sep) ArtRio 2024 Ximena Garrido-Lecca (Sep)
  • ArtBo 2024 Carmela Gross (Sep) ArtBo 2024 Carmela Gross (Sep)
  • SP-Arte | Rotas Brasileiras 2024 (Aug) SP-Arte | Rotas Brasileiras 2024 (Aug)
  • ArPa 2024 (Jun) ArPa 2024 (Jun)
  • ArtBasel Unlimited 2024
    Gomide&Co, in collaboration with Vermelho
    (Jun)
    ArtBasel Unlimited 2024
    Gomide&Co, in collaboration with Vermelho
    (Jun)
  • SP–Arte 2024 André Komatsu (Apr) SP–Arte 2024 André Komatsu (Apr)
  • ARCOmadrid 2024 (Mar) ARCOmadrid 2024 (Mar)
  • 2023 2023
  • Art Basel Miami Beach 2023 Rosângela Rennó (Dec) Art Basel Miami Beach 2023 Rosângela Rennó (Dec)
  • ArtBo 2023 Gabriela Albergaria (Nov) ArtBo 2023 Gabriela Albergaria (Nov)
  • Pinta BAphoto 2023 Andrés Ramírez Gaviria (Sep) Pinta BAphoto 2023 Andrés Ramírez Gaviria (Sep)
  • ArtRio 2023 André Vargas (Sep) ArtRio 2023 André Vargas (Sep)
  • SP-Arte | Rotas Brasileiras 2023 Ximena Garrido-Lecca (Aug) SP-Arte | Rotas Brasileiras 2023 Ximena Garrido-Lecca (Aug)
  • Frieze New York 2023 (May) Frieze New York 2023 (May)
  • Pinta PArC – Perú Arte Contemporáneo (Apr) Pinta PArC – Perú Arte Contemporáneo (Apr)
  • SP-Arte 2023 (Mar) SP-Arte 2023 (Mar)
  • ARCOmadrid 2023 (Feb) ARCOmadrid 2023 (Feb)
  • 2022 2022
  • Art Basel Miami Beach 2022 (Nov) Art Basel Miami Beach 2022 (Nov)
  • ArtBO 2022 Mônica nador + Jamac Andrés Ramirez Gaviria (Oct) ArtBO 2022 Mônica nador + Jamac Andrés Ramirez Gaviria (Oct)
  • Frieze London 2022 (Oct) Frieze London 2022 (Oct)
  • ArtRio 2022 (Sep) ArtRio 2022 (Sep)
  • SP-Arte | Rotas Brasileiras 2022 (Aug) SP-Arte | Rotas Brasileiras 2022 (Aug)
  • ArPa 2022 (Jun) ArPa 2022 (Jun)
  • SP-Arte 2022 (Apr) SP-Arte 2022 (Apr)
  • Zonamaco 2022 (Feb) Zonamaco 2022 (Feb)
  • 2021 2021
  • SP-Arte 2021 (Oct) SP-Arte 2021 (Oct)
  • Frieze London 2021 (Oct) Frieze London 2021 (Oct)
  • ArtRio 2021 (Sep) ArtRio 2021 (Sep)
  • The Armory Show – 2021 (Sep) The Armory Show – 2021 (Sep)
  • 2020 2020
  • ARCOmadrid 2020 (Feb) ARCOmadrid 2020 (Feb)
  • Frieze Los Angeles 2020 (Feb) Frieze Los Angeles 2020 (Feb)
  • Zonamaco 2020 (Feb) Zonamaco 2020 (Feb)
  • 2019 2019
  • Art Basel Miami Beach 2019 Tania Candiani Ana Maria Tavares Jonathas de Andrade (Dec) Art Basel Miami Beach 2019 Tania Candiani Ana Maria Tavares Jonathas de Andrade (Dec)
  • Frieze London 2019 Ana Maria Tavares (Oct) Frieze London 2019 Ana Maria Tavares (Oct)
  • ArtRio 2019 Iván Argote Ana Maria Tavares Cinthia Marcelle (Sep) ArtRio 2019 Iván Argote Ana Maria Tavares Cinthia Marcelle (Sep)
  • ArtBo 2019 Nicolás Robbio (Sep) ArtBo 2019 Nicolás Robbio (Sep)
  • SP-Foto 2019 Ana Maria Taveres Cinthia Marcelle (Aug) SP-Foto 2019 Ana Maria Taveres Cinthia Marcelle (Aug)
  • ARCOlisboa 2019 (May) ARCOlisboa 2019 (May)
  • Frieze New York 2019 Jonathas de Andrade Cinthia Marcelle (May) Frieze New York 2019 Jonathas de Andrade Cinthia Marcelle (May)
  • PArC 2019 (Apr) PArC 2019 (Apr)
  • ArteBA 2019 Dias & Riedweg Iván Argote Nicolás Robbio (Apr) ArteBA 2019 Dias & Riedweg Iván Argote Nicolás Robbio (Apr)
  • SP-Arte 2019 Cinthia Marcelle (Apr) SP-Arte 2019 Cinthia Marcelle (Apr)
  • Art Dubai 2019 Marcelo Moscheta (Mar) Art Dubai 2019 Marcelo Moscheta (Mar)
  • The Armory Show 2019 (Mar) The Armory Show 2019 (Mar)
  • ARCOmadrid 2019 Carla Zaccagnini Cinthia Marcelle (Feb) ARCOmadrid 2019 Carla Zaccagnini Cinthia Marcelle (Feb)
  • Frieze Los Angeles 2019 (Feb) Frieze Los Angeles 2019 (Feb)
  • ZONAMACO 2019 Tania Candiani Jonathas de Andrade (Feb) ZONAMACO 2019 Tania Candiani Jonathas de Andrade (Feb)
  • 2018 2018
  • Art Basel Miami Beach 2018 (Dec) Art Basel Miami Beach 2018 (Dec)
  • Artissima 2018 (Nov) Artissima 2018 (Nov)
  • ArtBo 2018 (Oct) ArtBo 2018 (Oct)
  • Frieze London 2018 Jonathas de Andrade Cinthia Marcelle (Oct) Frieze London 2018 Jonathas de Andrade Cinthia Marcelle (Oct)
  • ArtRio 2018 (Sep) ArtRio 2018 (Sep)
  • Art Week 2018 (Aug) Art Week 2018 (Aug)
  • SP – Foto 2018 Jonathas de Andrade (Aug) SP – Foto 2018 Jonathas de Andrade (Aug)
  • arteBA 2018 (May) arteBA 2018 (May)
  • ARCOlisboa 2018 (May) ARCOlisboa 2018 (May)
  • Frieze New York 2018 Cinthia Marcelle Jonathas de Andrade (May) Frieze New York 2018 Cinthia Marcelle Jonathas de Andrade (May)
  • PArC 2018 (Apr) PArC 2018 (Apr)
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  • ArtDubai 2018 Cinthia Marcelle (Mar) ArtDubai 2018 Cinthia Marcelle (Mar)
  • ARCOmadrid 2018 (Feb) ARCOmadrid 2018 (Feb)
  • ZONAMACO 2018 Jonathas de Andrade (Feb) ZONAMACO 2018 Jonathas de Andrade (Feb)
  • Art Los Angeles Contemporary 2018 (Jan) Art Los Angeles Contemporary 2018 (Jan)
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    2022 2022
  • Projeto futuro Carlos Motta (Jan) Projeto futuro Carlos Motta (Jan)
  • 2020 2020
  • Outro projeto ativo (Jul) Outro projeto ativo (Jul)
  • Um projeto muito especial Carmela Gross (Jul) Um projeto muito especial Carmela Gross (Jul)
  • Projeto passado Carlos Motta (Feb) Projeto passado Carlos Motta (Feb)
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    2024
  • Fernando Belfiore Fernando Belfiore
  • 2023
  • Aline Motta Aline Motta André Vargas André Vargas Andrea Hygino e Artur Souza Andrea Hygino e Artur Souza Boris Nikitin Boris Nikitin Boris Nikitin Boris Nikitin Carchíris Barcelos (Paço Lumiar) Carchíris Barcelos (Paço Lumiar) Carolina Cony Carolina Cony Charlene Bicalho Charlene Bicalho Clara Carvalho,Thiago Sogayar Bechara e Tuna Dwek Clara Carvalho,Thiago Sogayar Bechara e Tuna Dwek Daniel Fagus Kairoz Daniel Fagus Kairoz Dinho Araújo Dinho Araújo DJ Agojy de Exu e Profana ao Mel DJ Agojy de Exu e Profana ao Mel Eduardo Bruno e Waldirio Castro Eduardo Bruno e Waldirio Castro Eduardo Hargreaves (Tiradentes) Eduardo Hargreaves (Tiradentes) Elilson Elilson Elilson Elilson Fabiana Faleiros Fabiana Faleiros Fabiana Faleiros Fabiana Faleiros Felipe Teixeira e Mariana Molinos Felipe Teixeira e Mariana Molinos Galia Eibenschutz Galia Eibenschutz Génova Alvarado Génova Alvarado Guilherme Peters Guilherme Peters Isadora Ravena Isadora Ravena Julha Franz Julha Franz Lilibeth Cuenca Rasmussen Lilibeth Cuenca Rasmussen Lilibeth Cuenca Rasmussen Lilibeth Cuenca Rasmussen Lucas Bebiano Lucas Bebiano Lucimélia Romão Lucimélia Romão No Barraco da Constância tem! No Barraco da Constância tem! No Barraco da Constância tem! No Barraco da Constância tem! No barraco da Constância tem! No barraco da Constância tem! Pablo Assumpção Pablo Assumpção Renan Marcondes Renan Marcondes Ruy Cézar Campos Ruy Cézar Campos Sy Gomes Sy Gomes Tania Candiani Tania Candiani Ting-tong Chang Ting-tong Chang Ton Bezerra Ton Bezerra Yuri Firmeza Yuri Firmeza Yhuri Cruz Yhuri Cruz
  • 2022
  • Abiniel João do Nascimento Abiniel João do Nascimento Alejandro Ahmed e Grupo Cena 11 Alejandro Ahmed e Grupo Cena 11 Alexandra Bachzetsis Alexandra Bachzetsis Alexandre Silveira e Ticiano Monteiro Alexandre Silveira e Ticiano Monteiro Alexandre Silveira e Ticiano Monteiro Alexandre Silveira e Ticiano Monteiro Amanda Maciel Antunes Amanda Maciel Antunes André Vargas André Vargas André Vargas André Vargas Áurea Maranhão Áurea Maranhão Bianca Turner Bianca Turner Carla Zaccagnini Carla Zaccagnini Coletivo #Joyces Coletivo #Joyces Davi Pontes & Wallace Ferreira Davi Pontes & Wallace Ferreira Depois do Fim da Arte Depois do Fim da Arte Elilson Elilson Guilherme Peters Guilherme Peters Htadhirua Htadhirua Jamile Cazumbá Jamile Cazumbá Javier Velázquez Cabrero & David April Javier Velázquez Cabrero & David April Jorge Feitosa Jorge Feitosa Jota Ramos Jota Ramos Julha Franz Julha Franz Julha Franz Julha Franz Julha Franz Julha Franz Lígia Villaron, Natália Beserra, Morilu Augusto - grupo teia Lígia Villaron, Natália Beserra, Morilu Augusto - grupo teia Luisa Callegari, Guilherme Peters e Sansa Rope Luisa Callegari, Guilherme Peters e Sansa Rope Marcel Diogo Marcel Diogo Marcel Diogo Marcel Diogo Marcos Martins Marcos Martins Maria Macêdo Maria Macêdo Massuelen Cristina Massuelen Cristina Massuelen Cristina Massuelen Cristina Nathalia Favaro Nathalia Favaro Nathalia Favaro e Ochai Ogaba Nathalia Favaro e Ochai Ogaba Nina Cavalcanti Nina Cavalcanti No barraco da Constância tem! No barraco da Constância tem! Padmateo Padmateo Paola Ribeiro Paola Ribeiro Renan Marcondes Renan Marcondes Sabrina Morelos Sabrina Morelos Sabrina Morelos Sabrina Morelos Sebastião Netto Sebastião Netto T.F. Cia de Dança T.F. Cia de Dança Thales Ferreira e Isadora Lobo Thales Ferreira e Isadora Lobo The Mainline Group - Lena Kilina & Sofya Chibisguleva The Mainline Group - Lena Kilina & Sofya Chibisguleva The Mainline Group - Lena Kilina & Sofya Chibisguleva The Mainline Group - Lena Kilina & Sofya Chibisguleva Tieta Macau Tieta Macau Uarê Erremays Uarê Erremays
  • 2019
  • Alexandre Silveira Alexandre Silveira Ana Pi Ana Pi Célia Gondol Célia Gondol Coletivo DiBando Coletivo DiBando D. C. D. C. Davi Pontes & Wallace Ferreira Davi Pontes & Wallace Ferreira Efe Godoy Efe Godoy Elilson Elilson Elilson Elilson Felipe Bittencourt Felipe Bittencourt Filipe Acácio Filipe Acácio Gabriel Cândido Gabriel Cândido Gê Viana e Layo Bulhão Gê Viana e Layo Bulhão Guerreiro do Divino Amor Guerreiro do Divino Amor Javier Velazquez Cabrero & Xolisile Bongwana Javier Velazquez Cabrero & Xolisile Bongwana Jose Manuel Ávila Jose Manuel Ávila Kauê Garcia Kauê Garcia Levi Mota Muniz e Mateus Falcão Levi Mota Muniz e Mateus Falcão Lia Chaia Lia Chaia Lia Chaia Lia Chaia Lia Chaia Lia Chaia Lilibeth Cuenca Rasmussen Lilibeth Cuenca Rasmussen Lolo y Lauti & Rodrigo Moraes Lolo y Lauti & Rodrigo Moraes Lubanzadyo Mpemba Bula Lubanzadyo Mpemba Bula Lucimélia Romão Lucimélia Romão Marcia de Aquino & Gê Viana Marcia de Aquino & Gê Viana Marco Paulo Rolla Marco Paulo Rolla Melania Olcina Yuguero Melania Olcina Yuguero Michel Groisman Michel Groisman Nurit Sharett Nurit Sharett Rafa Esparza Rafa Esparza Ramusyo Brasil Ramusyo Brasil Regina Parra e Bruno Levorin Regina Parra e Bruno Levorin Renan Marconde Renan Marconde SaraElton Panamby SaraElton Panamby Tieta Macau Tieta Macau Tomás Orrego Tomás Orrego Yiftah Peled Yiftah Peled Yiftah Peled Yiftah Peled
  • 2018
  • Ana Pi
 Ana Pi
 Andrea Dip & Guilherme Peters Andrea Dip & Guilherme Peters Andrés Felipe Castaño Andrés Felipe Castaño Bianca Turner Bianca Turner Bianca Turner
 Bianca Turner
 Bianca Turner Bianca Turner Charlene Bicalho Charlene Bicalho Chico Fernandes Chico Fernandes Clara Ianni Clara Ianni Cris Bierrenbach Cris Bierrenbach Depois do fim da arte Depois do fim da arte Desvio Coletivo Desvio Coletivo Dora Longo Bahia Dora Longo Bahia Egle Budvytyte & Bart Groenendaal Egle Budvytyte & Bart Groenendaal Élcio Miazaki Élcio Miazaki Elisabete Finger e Manuela Eichner Elisabete Finger e Manuela Eichner Emanuel Tovar Emanuel Tovar Etcetera & Internacional Errorista Etcetera & Internacional Errorista Fernanda Brandão & Rafael Procópio Fernanda Brandão & Rafael Procópio Gabinete Homo Extraterrestre Gabinete Homo Extraterrestre Gabriela Noujaim Gabriela Noujaim Gabrielle Goliath Gabrielle Goliath Gian Cruz & Claire Villacorta Gian Cruz & Claire Villacorta Grupo MEXA, Dudu Quintanilha, Luisa Cavanagh e Rusi Millan Pastori Grupo MEXA, Dudu Quintanilha, Luisa Cavanagh e Rusi Millan Pastori Grupo Trecho (Carolina Nóbrega & Nádia Recioli) Grupo Trecho (Carolina Nóbrega & Nádia Recioli) Guilherme Peters Guilherme Peters Josefina Gant, Juliana Fochtman e Nicole Ernst Josefina Gant, Juliana Fochtman e Nicole Ernst Julha Franz Julha Franz Lia Chaia Lia Chaia Luisa Cavanagh, Dudu Quintanilha e Grupo MEXA Luisa Cavanagh, Dudu Quintanilha e Grupo MEXA Lyz Parayzo Lyz Parayzo Marcelo Cidade Marcelo Cidade Martín Soto Climent Martín Soto Climent Patrícia Araujo e Valentina D’Avenia Patrícia Araujo e Valentina D’Avenia Paulx Castello Paulx Castello Pedro Mira & Javier Velázquez Cabrero Pedro Mira & Javier Velázquez Cabrero Rubens C. Pássaro Jr Rubens C. Pássaro Jr Samantha Moreira, Rodrigo Campuzano, Marcos Gallon Samantha Moreira, Rodrigo Campuzano, Marcos Gallon SPIT! (Sodomites, Perverts, Inverts Together!) SPIT! (Sodomites, Perverts, Inverts Together!) Stephan Doitschinoff Stephan Doitschinoff Stephan Doitschinoff Stephan Doitschinoff
  • 2017
  • Akram Zaatari Akram Zaatari Alice Miceli Alice Miceli Anthony Nestel Anthony Nestel Arnold Pasquier Arnold Pasquier Aurore Zachayus, Janaina Wagner, Pontogor Aurore Zachayus, Janaina Wagner, Pontogor Bruno Moreno, Isabella Gonçalves e Renato Sircilli Bruno Moreno, Isabella Gonçalves e Renato Sircilli Carlos Monroy Carlos Monroy Célia Gondol Célia Gondol Clarice Lima Clarice Lima Clarissa Sacchelli Clarissa Sacchelli Cristian Duarte em companhia Cristian Duarte em companhia Dora Smék Dora Smék Flavia Pinheiro Flavia Pinheiro Grupo EmpreZa Grupo EmpreZa Grupo EmpreZa Grupo EmpreZa Grupo EmpreZa Grupo EmpreZa Guilherme Peters Guilherme Peters Jorge Lopes Jorge Lopes Julha Franz Julha Franz Julia Viana & Luciano Favaro Julia Viana & Luciano Favaro Luanda Casella Luanda Casella Luiz Roque Luiz Roque Maurício Ianês Maurício Ianês Línea Necia Línea Necia Old Masters Old Masters Rodrigo Andreoll Rodrigo Andreoll Rodrigo Cass Rodrigo Cass Rose Akras Rose Akras Tiécoura N’Daou Mopti Tiécoura N’Daou Mopti Victor del Moral Victor del Moral Victor del Moral Victor del Moral
  • 2016
  • ABSALON ABSALON Ana Montenegro, Juliana Moraes and Wilson Sukorski Ana Montenegro, Juliana Moraes and Wilson Sukorski Coletivo Cartográfico (Carolina Nóbrega, Fabiane Carneiro e Monica Lopes) Coletivo Cartográfico (Carolina Nóbrega, Fabiane Carneiro e Monica Lopes) Dias & Riedweg Dias & Riedweg Dora Garcia Dora Garcia Enrique Jezik Enrique Jezik Fabiano Rodrigues Fabiano Rodrigues Fabio Morais Fabio Morais Guilherme Peters Guilherme Peters Lia Chaia Lia Chaia Marc Davi Marc Davi Marcelo Cidade Marcelo Cidade Maurício Ianês Maurício Ianês Michelle Rizzo Michelle Rizzo Naufus Ramirez-Figueroa Naufus Ramirez-Figueroa Peter Baren Peter Baren Rose Akras Rose Akras Salla Tikkä Salla Tikkä
  • 2015
  • Alex Cassimiro, Andrez Lean Ghizze, Caio, Eidglas Xavier, Mavi Veloso, Teresa Moura NevesPreta Alex Cassimiro, Andrez Lean Ghizze, Caio, Eidglas Xavier, Mavi Veloso, Teresa Moura NevesPreta Ana Montenegro Ana Montenegro Ana Montenegro e Marco Paulo Rolla [Brasil] Ana Montenegro e Marco Paulo Rolla [Brasil] Cadu Cadu Cadu Cadu Caetano Dias Caetano Dias Camila Cañeque Camila Cañeque César Meneghetti César Meneghetti Clara Ianni Clara Ianni Clara Saito Clara Saito Cristina Elias Cristina Elias Daniel Beerstecher Daniel Beerstecher Doina Kraal Doina Kraal Enrique Ježik Enrique Ježik ERRO Grupo ERRO Grupo Estela Lapponi Estela Lapponi Etienne de France Etienne de France Felipe Norkus e Gustavo Torres Felipe Norkus e Gustavo Torres Felipe Salem Felipe Salem Fernando Audmouc Fernando Audmouc Francesca Leoni and Davide Mastrangelo - Con.Tatto Francesca Leoni and Davide Mastrangelo - Con.Tatto Goeun Bae Goeun Bae Guilherme Peters Guilherme Peters Jorge Soledar Jorge Soledar Julio Falagán Julio Falagán Karime Nivoloni, Mariana Molinos, Maryah Monteiro e Valeska Figueiredo Karime Nivoloni, Mariana Molinos, Maryah Monteiro e Valeska Figueiredo Kevin Simon Mancera Kevin Simon Mancera Lia Chaia Lia Chaia Lilibeth Cuenca Rasmussen Lilibeth Cuenca Rasmussen Liv Schulman Liv Schulman Luiz Fernando Bueno Luiz Fernando Bueno Manoela Medeiros Manoela Medeiros Marc Davi Marc Davi Márcia Beatriz Granero Márcia Beatriz Granero Márcio Carvalho Márcio Carvalho Maurício Ianês Maurício Ianês Maurício Ianês Maurício Ianês No barraco da Constância tem! No barraco da Constância tem! Olyvia Victorya Bynum Olyvia Victorya Bynum Pipa Pipa Renan Marcondes Renan Marcondes Rodolpho Parigi Rodolpho Parigi Rose Akras Rose Akras
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    2020 2020
  • Nome do filme Stanley Kubrick (Oct) Nome do filme Stanley Kubrick (Oct)
  • Filme que já passou Carla Zaccagnini Stanley Kubrick (Jul) Filme que já passou Carla Zaccagnini Stanley Kubrick (Jul)
  • 2019 2019
  • Filme que já passou 2 Chiara Banfi (Jul) Filme que já passou 2 Chiara Banfi (Jul)
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    2025 2025
  • Rahj al-ġār Dora Longo Bahia (Mar) Rahj al-ġār Dora Longo Bahia (Mar)
  • Dias Depois Da Queda “O Clarão” Estevan Davi (Jan) Dias Depois Da Queda “O Clarão” Estevan Davi (Jan)
  • About Infinity, the Universe and the Worlds Detanico Lain (Jan) About Infinity, the Universe and the Worlds Detanico Lain (Jan)
  • 2024 2024
  • Elemental Shift Ximena Garrido-Lecca (Oct) Elemental Shift Ximena Garrido-Lecca (Oct)
  • Gravidade [Gravity] Carlos Motta (Jul) Gravidade [Gravity] Carlos Motta (Jul)
  • Errante [Wanderer] Marcelo Moscheta (Jul) Errante [Wanderer] Marcelo Moscheta (Jul)
  • A07-24 ACERVO (Jul) A07-24 ACERVO (Jul)
  • Lightning Motta & Lima (Jul) Lightning Motta & Lima (Jul)
  • Second Nature Clara Ianni (May) Second Nature Clara Ianni (May)
  • Torrão Rubro Thiago Martins de Melo (May) Torrão Rubro Thiago Martins de Melo (May)
  • Terra Alheia Meia (May) Terra Alheia Meia (May)
  • Organoide Lia Chaia (Mar) Organoide Lia Chaia (Mar)
  • The Reverse of Heaven Dias & Riedweg (Mar) The Reverse of Heaven Dias & Riedweg (Mar)
  • A04-24 Acervo (Mar) A04-24 Acervo (Mar)
  • It’s the way home that moves us away Carla Zaccagnini Runo Lagomarsino (Feb) It’s the way home that moves us away Carla Zaccagnini Runo Lagomarsino (Feb)
  • Videos 2001 – 2006 André Komatsu (Feb) Videos 2001 – 2006 André Komatsu (Feb)
  • A02-24 ACERVO (Feb) A02-24 ACERVO (Feb)
  • 2023 2023
  • No fim da madrugada [At the end of daybreak] GROUP SHOW (Oct) No fim da madrugada [At the end of daybreak] GROUP SHOW (Oct)
  • Cerimônia [Ceremony] Tania Candiani (Aug) Cerimônia [Ceremony] Tania Candiani (Aug)
  • La profundidad de las cosas Nicolás Bacal (Jun) La profundidad de las cosas Nicolás Bacal (Jun)
  • House in the Sky GROUP SHOW (Jun) House in the Sky GROUP SHOW (Jun)
  • O espaço entre eu e você [The space between me and you] Marcelo Cidade (May) O espaço entre eu e você [The space between me and you] Marcelo Cidade (May)
  • Estratos [Strata] Ximena Garrido-Lecca (May) Estratos [Strata] Ximena Garrido-Lecca (May)
  • Edgard de Souza Edgard de Souza (Mar) Edgard de Souza Edgard de Souza (Mar)
  • Politics in art, again Mônica Nador + Jamac (Mar) Politics in art, again Mônica Nador + Jamac (Mar)
  • I AI Keila Alaver (Mar) I AI Keila Alaver (Mar)
  • Bando ou Hic Sunt Leones Cadu (Feb) Bando ou Hic Sunt Leones Cadu (Feb)
  • (…) a single species (…) Gabriela Albergaria (Feb) (…) a single species (…) Gabriela Albergaria (Feb)
  • The Goddess Language GROUP SHOW (Feb) The Goddess Language GROUP SHOW (Feb)
  • 2022 2022
  • Perigo! [Danger!] Dora Longo Bahia (Nov) Perigo! [Danger!] Dora Longo Bahia (Nov)
  • Tempo-mandíbula [Jaw-time] Elilson (Sep) Tempo-mandíbula [Jaw-time] Elilson (Sep)
  • Contos de contas [Accounts of Accounting] Carla Zaccagnini (Sep) Contos de contas [Accounts of Accounting] Carla Zaccagnini (Sep)
  • Sobre a terra, sob o céu [Over the earth, under the sky] Detanico Lain GROUP SHOW (Aug) Sobre a terra, sob o céu [Over the earth, under the sky] GROUP SHOW (Aug)
  • Mental Radio Andrés Ramírez Gaviria (Aug) Mental Radio Andrés Ramírez Gaviria (Aug)
  • A Sônia Claudia Andujar (Jun) A Sônia Claudia Andujar (Jun)
  • Flávia Ribeiro Flávia Ribeiro (Jun) Flávia Ribeiro Flávia Ribeiro (Jun)
  • Átomo [Atom] Lia Chaia (Jun) Átomo [Atom] Lia Chaia (Jun)
  • ainda sempre ainda Marilá Dardot (Jun) ainda sempre ainda Marilá Dardot (Jun)
  • Take 3 Chiara Banfi (May) Take 3 Chiara Banfi (May)
  • Onde cabe o olho Nicolás Robbio (May) Onde cabe o olho Nicolás Robbio (May)
  • Fogo encruzado André Vargas (Mar) Fogo encruzado André Vargas (Mar)
  • 26032022-6.744-281-65-01/30042022-5.904-246-65-36 Ana Amorim (Mar) 26032022-6.744-281-65-01/30042022-5.904-246-65-36 Ana Amorim (Mar)
  • Colors Fabio Morais (Feb) Colors Fabio Morais (Feb)
  • 2021 2021
  • Whitefly Henrique Cesar (Nov) Whitefly Henrique Cesar (Nov)
  • Voo cego André Komatsu (Oct) Voo cego André Komatsu (Oct)
  • Debt (Trilogy of the Capital) Cinthia Marcelle Tiago Mata Machado (Sep) Debt (Trilogy of the Capital) Cinthia Marcelle Tiago Mata Machado (Sep)
  • Cracks, sparks Carmela Gross (Aug) Cracks, sparks Carmela Gross (Aug)
  • The Rhetoric of Power Marcelo Cidade (Jun) The Rhetoric of Power Marcelo Cidade (Jun)
  • Genocídio do Yanomami: morte do Brasil — Sonhos Yanomami Claudia Andujar (Apr) Genocídio do Yanomami: morte do Brasil — Sonhos Yanomami Claudia Andujar (Apr)
  • 2020 2020
  • LISTEN III Carmela Gross (Dec) LISTEN III Carmela Gross (Dec)
  • Lost and found Jonathas de Andrade (Nov) Lost and found Jonathas de Andrade (Nov)
  • Reliquary Leandro Lima (Nov) Reliquary Leandro Lima (Nov)
  • Infiltração [Infiltration] Henrique Cesar (Oct) Infiltração [Infiltration] Henrique Cesar (Oct)
  • Hair Work Dias & Riedweg (Feb) Hair Work Dias & Riedweg (Feb)
  • Already Seen Cinthia Marcelle (Feb) Already Seen Cinthia Marcelle (Feb)
  • 2019 2019
  • Document-Monument | Monument-Document Rosângela Rennó (Nov) Document-Monument | Monument-Document Rosângela Rennó (Nov)
  • Monumentos efímeros Tania Candiani (Nov) Monumentos efímeros Tania Candiani (Nov)
  • We the enemy Carlos Motta (Oct) We the enemy Carlos Motta (Oct)
  • Feverish Lia Chaia (Aug) Feverish Lia Chaia (Aug)
  • Ka’rãi Dora Longo Bahia (Jul) Ka’rãi Dora Longo Bahia (Jul)
  • Monday, June 4, 2019 GROUP SHOW (Jun) Monday, June 4, 2019 André Komatsu Carmela Gross Claudia Andujar Dias & Riedweg Dora Longo Bahia Fabio Morais Lia Chaia Marcelo Cidade Rosângela Rennó (Jun)
  • Forget the crisis, go to work! Guilherme Peters (Apr) Forget the crisis, go to work! Guilherme Peters (Apr)
  • Debts, dividers and dividends Marcelo Cidade (Mar) Debts, dividers and dividends Marcelo Cidade (Mar)
  • la plaza del chafleo Iván Argote (Mar) la plaza del chafleo Iván Argote (Mar)
  • Malaise Renato Maretti (Mar) Malaise Renato Maretti (Mar)
  • The runout Chiara Banfi (Jan) The runout Chiara Banfi (Jan)
  • The pronunciation of the world Marilá Dardot (Jan) The pronunciation of the world Marilá Dardot (Jan)
  • Timewaves (chapter II) Detanico Lain (Jan) Timewaves (chapter II) Detanico Lain (Jan)
  • 2018 2018
  • Çonoplaztía Fabio Morais (Nov) Çonoplaztía Fabio Morais (Nov)
  • Three analyzes and an omen Carla Zaccagnini (Nov) Three analyzes and an omen Carla Zaccagnini (Nov)
  • El principio, el paréntesis y el fin, el telón Tania Candiani (Nov) El principio, el paréntesis y el fin, el telón Tania Candiani (Nov)
  • Edgard de Souza Edgard de Souza (Oct) Edgard de Souza Edgard de Souza (Oct)
  • Brasil x Argentina (Amazônia e Patagônia) Dora Longo Bahia (Oct) Brasil x Argentina (Amazônia e Patagônia) Dora Longo Bahia (Oct)
  • Repetitions Clara Ianni (Aug) Repetitions Clara Ianni (Aug)
  • estrela escura André Komatsu (Aug) estrela escura André Komatsu (Aug)
  • Infinite Rotations Ana Maria Tavares (Jul) Infinite Rotations Ana Maria Tavares (Jul)
  • Natural History and Other Ruins Marcelo Moscheta (May) Natural History and Other Ruins Marcelo Moscheta (May)
  • Attempt to aspire to the great maze Guilherme Peters (May) Attempt to aspire to the great maze Guilherme Peters (May)
  • CameraContato Dias & Riedweg (Apr) CameraContato Dias & Riedweg (Apr)
  • Overload GROUP SHOW (Mar) Overload André Komatsu Carla Zaccagnini Carmela Gross Chelpa Ferro Chiara Banfi Claudia Andujar Detanico Lain Dora Longo Bahia Edgard de Souza Fabio Morais Guilherme Peters Henrique Cesar Iván Argote Lia Chaia Marcelo Cidade Marcelo Moscheta Motta & Lima Nicolás Bacal Nicolás Robbio Odires Mlászho Rosângela Rennó (Mar)
  • Silver Session Dora Longo Bahia (Mar) Silver Session Dora Longo Bahia (Mar)
  • Apparent Movement Nicolás Bacal (Jan) Apparent Movement Nicolás Bacal (Jan)
  • Deseos Carlos Motta (Jan) Deseos Carlos Motta (Jan)
  • 2017 2017
  • Nuptials Rosângela Rennó (Nov) Nuptials Rosângela Rennó (Nov)
  • Mamihlapinatapai Cadu (Oct) Mamihlapinatapai Cadu (Oct)
  • Silvia Cintra + Box 4 Occupation (Oct) Silvia Cintra + Box 4 Occupation (Oct)
  • Nelson Leirner – Movies (Oct) Nelson Leirner – Movies (Oct)
  • Somos [We are] Iván Argote (Sep) Somos [We are] Iván Argote (Sep)
  • Reddishblue Memories Iván Argote (Sep) Reddishblue Memories Iván Argote (Sep)
  • Pulso Lia Chaia (Jul) Pulso Lia Chaia (Jul)
  • Posta em abismo [Mise en Abyme] Carla Zaccagnini (Jun) Posta em abismo [Mise en Abyme] Carla Zaccagnini (Jun)
  • 27 rue de Fleurus Detanico Lain (Jun) 27 rue de Fleurus Detanico Lain (Jun)
  • Vera Cruz Rosângela Rennó (Apr) Vera Cruz Rosângela Rennó (Apr)
  • Architecture of Insomnia Nicolás Robbio (Apr) Architecture of Insomnia Nicolás Robbio (Apr)
  • Ashes Dora Longo Bahia (Mar) Ashes Dora Longo Bahia (Mar)
  • Psycho Motta & Lima (Mar) Psycho Motta & Lima (Mar)
  • Not yet (Mar) Not yet (Mar)
  • Pause Tania Candiani (Jan) Pause Tania Candiani (Jan)
  • Escritexpográfica Fabio Morais (Jan) Escritexpográfica Fabio Morais (Jan)
  • 2016 2016
  • Coletiva GROUP SHOW (Nov) Coletiva GROUP SHOW (Nov)
  • Journal (Nov) Journal (Nov)
  • Nulo ou em Branco Marcelo Cidade (Sep) Nulo ou em Branco Marcelo Cidade (Sep)
  • Fructose Iván Argote (Sep) Fructose Iván Argote (Sep)
  • Suar a camisa [Sweat it out] Jonathas de Andrade (Aug) Suar a camisa [Sweat it out] Jonathas de Andrade (Aug)
  • One, None, Many Carmela Gross (Aug) One, None, Many Carmela Gross (Aug)
  • COLETIVA GROUP SHOW (Jun) COLETIVA GROUP SHOW (Jun)
  • My life in two worlds Claudia Andujar (May) My life in two worlds Claudia Andujar (May)
  • Seven Falls Marcelo Moscheta (Mar) Seven Falls Marcelo Moscheta (Mar)
  • Notations Chiara Banfi (Jan) Notations Chiara Banfi (Jan)
  • 2015 2015
  • Arquibabas: Babas Geométricas Odires Mlászho (Nov) Arquibabas: Babas Geométricas Odires Mlászho (Nov)
  • Fotos contam Fatos GROUP SHOW (Nov) Fotos contam Fatos GROUP SHOW (Nov)
  • Edgard de Souza Edgard de Souza (Oct) Edgard de Souza Edgard de Souza (Oct)
  • Hornitos Cadu (Oct) Hornitos Cadu (Oct)
  • Translations: Nelson Leirner, a reader of others and of himself. Nelson Leirner (Sep) Translations: Nelson Leirner, a reader of others and of himself. Nelson Leirner (Sep)
  • Reason and power Enrique Ježik (Jul) Reason and power Enrique Ježik (Jul)
  • Cosmologia Composta Henrique Cesar (Jul) Cosmologia Composta Henrique Cesar (Jul)
  • Learning to Live with the Filth GROUP SHOW (May) Learning to Live with the Filth André Komatsu Keila Alaver Lia Chaia Marcelo Cidade Nicolás Robbio (May)
  • Chora-Chuva Motta & Lima (Mar) Chora-Chuva Motta & Lima (Mar)
  • Impertinência Capital Marco Paulo Rolla (Feb) Impertinência Capital Marco Paulo Rolla (Feb)
  • Corpo Mitológico Lia Chaia (Feb) Corpo Mitológico Lia Chaia (Feb)
  • Black Bloc Dora Longo Bahia (Feb) Black Bloc Dora Longo Bahia (Feb)
  • 2014 2014
  • Cold Stories and Hot Coals Dias & Riedweg (Dec) Cold Stories and Hot Coals Dias & Riedweg (Dec)
  • O Balanço da Árvore Exagera a Tempestade Gabriela Albergaria (Nov) O Balanço da Árvore Exagera a Tempestade Gabriela Albergaria (Nov)
  • Shangai em São Paulo in Shanghai Carla Zaccagnini (Nov) Shangai em São Paulo in Shanghai Carla Zaccagnini (Nov)
  • Let´s Write a History of Hopes Iván Argote (Sep) Let´s Write a History of Hopes Iván Argote (Sep)
  • Insustentável Paraíso André Komatsu (Sep) Insustentável Paraíso André Komatsu (Sep)
  • Rosângela Rennó Rosângela Rennó (Aug) Rosângela Rennó Rosângela Rennó (Aug)
  • Marilá Dardot Marilá Dardot (Aug) Marilá Dardot Marilá Dardot (Aug)
  • Ponto Final Maurício Ianês (Jun) Ponto Final Maurício Ianês (Jun)
  • O Informante Henrique Cesar (Apr) O Informante Henrique Cesar (Apr)
  • Smooth Sound Making Aquarium Chelpa Ferro (Apr) Smooth Sound Making Aquarium Chelpa Ferro (Apr)
  • Neste Lugar Daniel Senise (Mar) Neste Lugar Daniel Senise (Mar)
  • Islamic Scalp Dora Longo Bahia (Mar) Islamic Scalp Dora Longo Bahia (Mar)
  • Order Repetition Nicolás Robbio (Mar) Order Repetition Nicolás Robbio (Mar)
  • Collective Carmela Gross Claudia Andujar GROUP SHOW (Jan) Collective GROUP SHOW (Jan)
  • 1988 Andreas Fogarasi (Jan) 1988 Andreas Fogarasi (Jan)
  • 2013 2013
  • U=R.I Guilherme Peters Henrique Cesar (Nov) U=R.I Guilherme Peters Henrique Cesar (Nov)
  • Arquitetura da solidão Nicolás Bacal (Nov) Arquitetura da solidão Nicolás Bacal (Nov)
  • Museu do Homem do Nordeste Jonathas de Andrade (Oct) Museu do Homem do Nordeste Jonathas de Andrade (Oct)
  • Gravações Perdidas Chiara Banfi (Oct) Gravações Perdidas Chiara Banfi (Oct)
  • Suspicious Mind GROUP SHOW (Aug) Suspicious Mind GROUP SHOW (Aug)
  • João-Ninguém Rafael Assef (Jul) João-Ninguém Rafael Assef (Jul)
  • Contratempo Lia Chaia (Jul) Contratempo Lia Chaia (Jul)
  • Espera Motta & Lima (Jun) Espera Motta & Lima (Jun)
  • Zero Substantivo Odires Mlászho (Jun) Zero Substantivo Odires Mlászho (Jun)
  • Passageiro Dora Longo Bahia (May) Passageiro Dora Longo Bahia (May)
  • O Voo de Watupari Claudia Andujar (May) O Voo de Watupari Claudia Andujar (May)
  • Body Furniture Keila Alaver (May) Body Furniture Keila Alaver (May)
  • Nostalgia, sentimento de mundo Jonathas de Andrade (Apr) Nostalgia, sentimento de mundo Jonathas de Andrade (Apr)
  • Corpo Dócil André Komatsu (Apr) Corpo Dócil André Komatsu (Apr)
  • La Felicidad Kevin Simón Mancera (Feb) La Felicidad Kevin Simón Mancera (Feb)
  • Pelas bordas [From the edges] Carla Zaccagnini (Feb) Pelas bordas [From the edges] Carla Zaccagnini (Feb)
  • Menos-valia (Leilão) Rosângela Rennó (Jan) Menos-valia (Leilão) Rosângela Rennó (Jan)
  • Coletiva GROUP SHOW (Jan) Coletiva GROUP SHOW (Jan)
  • 2012 2012
  • Rio Corrente Detanico Lain (Nov) Rio Corrente Detanico Lain (Nov)
  • Serpentes Carmela Gross (Oct) Serpentes Carmela Gross (Oct)
  • Group Show GROUP SHOW (Sep) Group Show GROUP SHOW (Sep)
  • A Força é Limitada pela Necessidade Nicolás Robbio (Sep) A Força é Limitada pela Necessidade Nicolás Robbio (Sep)
  • Maurício Ianês Maurício Ianês (Jul) Maurício Ianês Maurício Ianês (Jul)
  • Clear images x Vague ideas Dora Longo Bahia (Jul) Clear images x Vague ideas Dora Longo Bahia (Jul)
  • Expansivo GROUP SHOW (Jun) Expansivo GROUP SHOW (Jun)
  • Sunburst Chiara Banfi (May) Sunburst Chiara Banfi (May)
  • Madeira GROUP SHOW (May) Madeira GROUP SHOW (May)
  • Quase Nada Marcelo Cidade (Apr) Quase Nada Marcelo Cidade (Apr)
  • Esqueleto Aéreo Lia Chaia (Apr) Esqueleto Aéreo Lia Chaia (Apr)
  • Coletiva GROUP SHOW Maurício Ianês Lucia Mindlin Loeb Rafael Assef (Mar) Coletiva Fabio Morais Guilherme Peters Marcelo Cidade Odires Mlászho Rosângela Rennó Maurício Ianês Lucia Mindlin Loeb Rafael Assef (Mar)
  • ANTI-HORÁRIO Motta & Lima (Mar) ANTI-HORÁRIO Motta & Lima (Mar)
  • Símile-fac Fabio Morais (Jan) Símile-fac Fabio Morais (Jan)
  • Gabinete de Leitura Flávia Ribeiro (Jan) Gabinete de Leitura Flávia Ribeiro (Jan)
  • Novas Pinturas [New Paintings] Marilá Dardot (Jan) Novas Pinturas [New Paintings] Marilá Dardot (Jan)
  • 2011 2011
  • Contra a Parede GROUP SHOW Cia. de Foto Daniel Senise João loureiro João Nitsche Marilá Dardot Marco Paulo Rolla Mauricio Ianês (Nov) Contra a Parede André Komatsu Cadu Carmela Gross Chiara Banfi Detanico Lain Dora Longo Bahia Fabio Morais Guilherme Peters Lia Chaia Marcelo Cidade Nicolás Robbio Cia. de Foto Daniel Senise João loureiro João Nitsche Marilá Dardot Marco Paulo Rolla Mauricio Ianês (Nov)
  • CA-BRA Guilherme Peters GROUP SHOW (Nov) CA-BRA GROUP SHOW (Nov)
  • Quase aqui (Oct) Quase aqui (Oct)
  • Casamento Sagrado Marco Paulo Rolla (Oct) Casamento Sagrado Marco Paulo Rolla (Oct)
  • Bordando Design GROUP SHOW (Sep) Bordando Design GROUP SHOW (Sep)
  • Mil Palavras Leya Mira Brander (Sep) Mil Palavras Leya Mira Brander (Sep)
  • Desviantes Ana Maria Tavares (Sep) Desviantes Ana Maria Tavares (Sep)
  • Marcelo Zocchio Marcelo Zocchio (Sep) Marcelo Zocchio Marcelo Zocchio (Sep)
  • Spaceman/Caveman Chelpa Ferro (Jul) Spaceman/Caveman Chelpa Ferro (Jul)
  • Manuela Marques Manuela Marques (Jul) Manuela Marques Manuela Marques (Jul)
  • Introdução ao Terceiro Mundo Marilá Dardot (Jul) Introdução ao Terceiro Mundo Marilá Dardot (Jul)
  • Papel Sensível Cristiano Lenhardt (May) Papel Sensível Cristiano Lenhardt (May)
  • Manhã no Ano do Coelho Cadu (May) Manhã no Ano do Coelho Cadu (May)
  • Escalpo Carioca Dora Longo Bahia (May) Escalpo Carioca Dora Longo Bahia (May)
  • Zero de Conduta Cinthia Marcelle (Apr) Zero de Conduta Cinthia Marcelle (Apr)
  • Bandeira em Branco Não é Bandeira Branca Nicolás Robbio (Apr) Bandeira em Branco Não é Bandeira Branca Nicolás Robbio (Apr)
  • Sobre Cor Detanico Lain (Mar) Sobre Cor Detanico Lain (Mar)
  • Fim da Primeira Parte João Loureiro (Mar) Fim da Primeira Parte João Loureiro (Mar)
  • 2010 2010
  • Livre Tradução GROUP SHOW (Nov) Livre Tradução GROUP SHOW (Nov)
  • Sopa Nômade Odires Mlászho (Oct) Sopa Nômade Odires Mlászho (Oct)
  • Meditação da Ferida ou a Escola de Facas Cinthia Marcelle (Oct) Meditação da Ferida ou a Escola de Facas Cinthia Marcelle (Oct)
  • Entretanto Cia. de Foto (Oct) Entretanto Cia. de Foto (Oct)
  • Anônimo Lia Chaia (Sep) Anônimo Lia Chaia (Sep)
  • Avant-Gard is not dead Marcelo Cidade (Sep) Avant-Gard is not dead Marcelo Cidade (Sep)
  • Cerâmica 6 Ltda. Héctor Zamora (Aug) Cerâmica 6 Ltda. Héctor Zamora (Aug)
  • FF Matheus Rocha Pitta (Aug) FF Matheus Rocha Pitta (Aug)
  • Acaso por Intenção André Komatsu (Aug) Acaso por Intenção André Komatsu (Aug)
  • Trajeto Rogério Canella (Jun) Trajeto Rogério Canella (Jun)
  • Salvo o Nome Maurício Ianês (Jun) Salvo o Nome Maurício Ianês (Jun)
  • Ressaca Tropical Jonathas de Andrade (Jun) Ressaca Tropical Jonathas de Andrade (Jun)
  • Alices Marilá Dardot (Jun) Alices Marilá Dardot (Jun)
  • Vão Guilherme Peters Henrique Cesar GROUP SHOW (May) Vão GROUP SHOW (May)
  • Trash Metal Dora Longo Bahia (May) Trash Metal Dora Longo Bahia (May)
  • Who’s afraid of? GROUP SHOW Maurício Ianês Rafael Assef Leya Mira Brander Leandro da Costa Marcius Galan (May) Who’s afraid of? André Komatsu Chiara Banfi Keila Alaver Lia Chaia Marcelo Cidade Motta & Lima Nicolás Robbio Maurício Ianês Rafael Assef Leya Mira Brander Leandro da Costa Marcius Galan (May)
  • Mic Chelpa Ferro (Apr) Mic Chelpa Ferro (Apr)
  • Dial M for Murder Motta & Lima (Apr) Dial M for Murder Motta & Lima (Apr)
  • Forma, Conteúdo e Poesia Rosângela Rennó (Apr) Forma, Conteúdo e Poesia Rosângela Rennó (Apr)
  • Te iludo Fabio Morais (Mar) Te iludo Fabio Morais (Mar)
  • Koto Chiara Banfi (Mar) Koto Chiara Banfi (Mar)
  • Se mueve pero no se hunde Nicolás Robbio (Mar) Se mueve pero no se hunde Nicolás Robbio (Mar)
  • Lexicon Detanico Lain (Jan) Lexicon Detanico Lain (Jan)
  • Gabriela Albergaria Gabriela Albergaria (Jan) Gabriela Albergaria Gabriela Albergaria (Jan)
  • Paisagens perdidas Ana Maria Tavares (Jan) Paisagens perdidas Ana Maria Tavares (Jan)
  • 2009 2009
  • O Jardim da pele de pêssego [The peach skin garden] Keila Alaver (Nov) O Jardim da pele de pêssego [The peach skin garden] Keila Alaver (Nov)
  • Por Aqui [This Way] GROUP SHOW (Nov) Por Aqui [This Way] GROUP SHOW (Nov)
  • O futuro das lembranças [The future of remembrance] Lucia Mindlin Loeb (Nov) O futuro das lembranças [The future of remembrance] Lucia Mindlin Loeb (Nov)
  • Pic Nic Marco Paulo Rolla (Oct) Pic Nic Marco Paulo Rolla (Oct)
  • Tudo me é lícito, mas nem tudo me convence [Everything is licit but not everything convinces me] GROUP SHOW (Oct) Tudo me é lícito, mas nem tudo me convence [Everything is licit but not everything convinces me] GROUP SHOW (Oct)
  • Avalanche Cadu (Oct) Avalanche Cadu (Oct)
  • Corpo da Alma [Body of Soul] Rosângela Rennó (Oct) Corpo da Alma [Body of Soul] Rosângela Rennó (Oct)
  • Marcados Claudia Andujar (Sep) Marcados Claudia Andujar (Sep)
  • Asimetrías y Convergencias Andrés Ramírez Gaviria GROUP SHOW (Aug) Asimetrías y Convergencias GROUP SHOW (Aug)
  • Artérias e Capilares [Arteries and Capillaries] GROUP SHOW (Jul) Artérias e Capilares [Arteries and Capillaries] GROUP SHOW (Jul)
  • Cassino [Casino] Carla Zaccagnini Fabio Morais GROUP SHOW (Jul) Cassino [Casino] GROUP SHOW (Jul)
  • Zootécnico [Zootechnics] João Loureiro (May) Zootécnico [Zootechnics] João Loureiro (May)
  • Espaços de Tempo [Time spaces] Detanico Lain (May) Espaços de Tempo [Time spaces] Detanico Lain (May)
  • Lançamentos + Planetas [Launches + Planets] Marcelo Zocchio (Apr) Lançamentos + Planetas [Launches + Planets] Marcelo Zocchio (Apr)
  • Untitled Nicolás Robbio (Apr) Untitled Nicolás Robbio (Apr)
  • Sob Controle [Under Control] Motta & Lima (Mar) Sob Controle [Under Control] Motta & Lima (Mar)
  • Soma Neutra [Neutral Addition] André Komatsu (Mar) Soma Neutra [Neutral Addition] André Komatsu (Mar)
  • Ph Neutro [Neutral Ph] GROUP SHOW (Jan) Ph Neutro [Neutral Ph] GROUP SHOW (Jan)
  • Tons de cinza [Shades of gray] GROUP SHOW (Jan) Tons de cinza [Shades of gray] GROUP SHOW (Jan)
  • 2008 2008
  • Silêncio! [Silence!] Detanico Lain GROUP SHOW (Nov) Silêncio! [Silence!] GROUP SHOW (Nov)
  • A Ordem dos Tratores não Altera o Viaduto Marcelo Cidade (Oct) A Ordem dos Tratores não Altera o Viaduto Marcelo Cidade (Oct)
  • FORTUNE AND DENIAL or UKYIO-E (the image of a floating world) Ana Maria Tavares (Oct) FORTUNE AND DENIAL or UKYIO-E (the image of a floating world) Ana Maria Tavares (Oct)
  • CÍCERA André Komatsu Carla Zaccagnini GROUP SHOW (Oct) CÍCERA GROUP SHOW (Oct)
  • É claro que você sabe do que estou falando? [Of course you know what I’m talking about?] GROUP SHOW (Oct) É claro que você sabe do que estou falando? [Of course you know what I’m talking about?] GROUP SHOW (Oct)
  • Ficções [Fictions] (Sep) Ficções [Fictions] (Sep)
  • Casasubu Vera Chaves Barcellos (Aug) Casasubu Vera Chaves Barcellos (Aug)
  • Provas de Contato [Contact Proofs] GROUP SHOW (Aug) Provas de Contato [Contact Proofs] GROUP SHOW (Aug)
  • Baralhada Lia Chaia (Jul) Baralhada Lia Chaia (Jul)
  • Jardim elétrico [Electric garden] Chelpa Ferro (Jun) Jardim elétrico [Electric garden] Chelpa Ferro (Jun)
  • Vermello Ivana Vollaro (Jun) Vermello Ivana Vollaro (Jun)
  • Melhor de Um [Best of one] Leandro da Costa (May) Melhor de Um [Best of one] Leandro da Costa (May)
  • My 6th Solo Exhibition Fabio Morais (May) My 6th Solo Exhibition Fabio Morais (May)
  • Bifurcações e Encruzilhadas Carla Zaccagnini (Apr) Bifurcações e Encruzilhadas Carla Zaccagnini (Apr)
  • Belo também é aquilo que não foi visto Dias & Riedweg (Apr) Belo também é aquilo que não foi visto Dias & Riedweg (Apr)
  • Mônica Nador e brodagem Mônica Nador + Jamac (Feb) Mônica Nador e brodagem Mônica Nador + Jamac (Feb)
  • Jogo de dados [Game of dice] Rafael Assef (Feb) Jogo de dados [Game of dice] Rafael Assef (Feb)
  • “Looks conceptual” or “How i mistook a Carl Andre for a pile of bricks” GROUP SHOW (Jan) “Looks conceptual” or “How i mistook a Carl Andre for a pile of bricks” GROUP SHOW (Jan)
  • Caio, Felix, Cuts and Perforations Célio Braga (Jan) Caio, Felix, Cuts and Perforations Célio Braga (Jan)
  • 2007 2007
  • FREE BEER SUPERFLEX (Nov) FREE BEER SUPERFLEX (Nov)
  • Daniel Senise Daniel Senise (Oct) Daniel Senise Daniel Senise (Oct)
  • Araucária Angustifólia and Le désespoir du singe Gabriela Albergaria Manuela Marques (Sep) Araucária Angustifólia and Le désespoir du singe Gabriela Albergaria Manuela Marques (Sep)
  • Quando ramos são subtraídos [When branches are subtracted] André Komatsu (Aug) Quando ramos são subtraídos [When branches are subtracted] André Komatsu (Aug)
  • 30 M Rogério Canella (Aug) 30 M Rogério Canella (Aug)
  • The Communism of Forms Chelpa Ferro Detanico Lain Leandro Lima GROUP SHOW (Jul) The Communism of Forms GROUP SHOW (Jul)
  • Matiz vertical [Vertical hue] Tiago Judas (Jun) Matiz vertical [Vertical hue] Tiago Judas (Jun)
  • Pause Chiara Banfi (Apr) Pause Chiara Banfi (Apr)
  • Julian Rosefeldt Julian Rosefeldt (Apr) Julian Rosefeldt Julian Rosefeldt (Apr)
  • Ano Zero [Year Zero] Detanico Lain (Feb) Ano Zero [Year Zero] Detanico Lain (Feb)
  • Quase como ontem Nicolás Robbio Rachel Poignant (Jan) Quase como ontem Nicolás Robbio Rachel Poignant (Jan)
  • 2006 2006
  • Cássio Vasconcellos Cássio Vasconcellos (Nov) Cássio Vasconcellos Cássio Vasconcellos (Nov)
  • This is not a love song GROUP SHOW (Oct) This is not a love song GROUP SHOW (Oct)
  • A última foto [The last photo] Rosângela Rennó (Oct) A última foto [The last photo] Rosângela Rennó (Oct)
  • Vivendo [Living] Motta & Lima (Sep) Vivendo [Living] Motta & Lima (Sep)
  • Via invertida Lia Chaia (Jul) Via invertida Lia Chaia (Jul)
  • Quarto/Sala [Bedroom/living room] Leandro da Costa (Jul) Quarto/Sala [Bedroom/living room] Leandro da Costa (Jul)
  • O.D.I.R.E.S. – Objetos Derivados, Intrínsecos aos Restos Emulsionados ou Saqueados Odires Mlászho (May) O.D.I.R.E.S. – Objetos Derivados, Intrínsecos aos Restos Emulsionados ou Saqueados Odires Mlászho (May)
  • próximo Leya Mira Brander (May) próximo Leya Mira Brander (May)
  • Messenger Maurício Ianês (Apr) Messenger Maurício Ianês (Apr)
  • Baldio [Wasteland] Ding Musa (Apr) Baldio [Wasteland] Ding Musa (Apr)
  • Outro Lugar [Another Place] Marcelo Cidade (Mar) Outro Lugar [Another Place] Marcelo Cidade (Mar)
  • 3D Delivery Tiago Judas (Mar) 3D Delivery Tiago Judas (Mar)
  • Aérea [Aerial] Edilaine Cunha (Feb) Aérea [Aerial] Edilaine Cunha (Feb)
  • 2005 2005
  • Museum of letters Fabio Morais (Dec) Museum of letters Fabio Morais (Dec)
  • The Library of Babel Marilá Dardot (Dec) The Library of Babel Marilá Dardot (Dec)
  • Cabra Criada Dias & Riedweg (Oct) Cabra Criada Dias & Riedweg (Oct)
  • Chelpa Ferro Chelpa Ferro (Sep) Chelpa Ferro Chelpa Ferro (Sep)
  • Grave Amílcar Packer (Aug) Grave Amílcar Packer (Aug)
  • Movimentos Leves [Light Movements] Marco Paulo Rolla (Aug) Movimentos Leves [Light Movements] Marco Paulo Rolla (Aug)
  • Rafael Assef Rafael Assef (Jul) Rafael Assef Rafael Assef (Jul)
  • Sala dos Espelhos [Room of Mirrors] Courtney Smith (Jul) Sala dos Espelhos [Room of Mirrors] Courtney Smith (Jul)
  • Maio [May] Nicolás Robbio Rogério Canella (May) Maio [May] Nicolás Robbio Rogério Canella (May)
  • Viés [Bias] Marcelo Cidade Nicolás Robbio Odires Mlászho GROUP SHOW (Apr) Viés [Bias] GROUP SHOW (Apr)
  • Utilidades Domésticas [Domestic Utilities] Marcelo Zocchio (Mar) Utilidades Domésticas [Domestic Utilities] Marcelo Zocchio (Mar)
  • JAMAC Mônica Nador + Jamac (Mar) JAMAC Mônica Nador + Jamac (Mar)
  • Yano-a Claudia Andujar (Feb) Yano-a Claudia Andujar (Feb)
  • Viga Mestre Chiara Banfi (Feb) Viga Mestre Chiara Banfi (Feb)
  • 2004 2004
  • Vol. GROUP SHOW (Nov) Vol. GROUP SHOW (Nov)
  • White Box Ricardo Carioba (Oct) White Box Ricardo Carioba (Oct)
  • Até onde a vista alcança [How far view reaches] Carla Zaccagnini (Aug) Até onde a vista alcança [How far view reaches] Carla Zaccagnini (Aug)
  • Hora Aberta [Open hour] Manuela Marques OVO (Aug) Hora Aberta [Open hour] Manuela Marques OVO (Aug)
  • Grátis [Free] GROUP SHOW (Jul) Grátis [Free] GROUP SHOW (Jul)
  • Marco Paulo Rolla Marco Paulo Rolla (Jun) Marco Paulo Rolla Marco Paulo Rolla (Jun)
  • Solto,Cruzado e junto [Loose, Crossed, and Together] Cinthia Marcelle Marilá Dardot Sara Ramo (Apr) Solto,Cruzado e junto [Loose, Crossed, and Together] Cinthia Marcelle Marilá Dardot Sara Ramo (Apr)
  • The world doesn’t need you Rosana Monnerat (Mar) The world doesn’t need you Rosana Monnerat (Mar)
  • 1 Edouard Fraipont (Mar) 1 Edouard Fraipont (Mar)
  • Derivas Detanico Lain Marcelo Cidade Odires Mlászho GROUP SHOW (Jan) Derivas GROUP SHOW (Jan)
  • 2003 2003
  • Modos de Usar [How To Use] GROUP SHOW (Nov) Modos de Usar [How To Use] GROUP SHOW (Nov)
  • 3T1H André Teruya Eichemberg Giselle Beiguelman Marcelo Marino Bicudo Vera Bighetti (Oct) 3T1H André Teruya Eichemberg Giselle Beiguelman Marcelo Marino Bicudo Vera Bighetti (Oct)
  • Retrato V.t.d. Fabio Morais (Sep) Retrato V.t.d. Fabio Morais (Sep)
  • Image Non-Image GROUP SHOW (Sep) Image Non-Image GROUP SHOW (Sep)
  • Vizinhos [Neighbors] Fabio Morais GROUP SHOW (Aug) Vizinhos [Neighbors] GROUP SHOW (Aug)
  • In ´vel Motta & Lima GROUP SHOW (Jun) In ´vel GROUP SHOW (Jun)
  • SX70 GROUP SHOW (Jun) SX70 GROUP SHOW (Jun)
  • 1 Lúcia 2 Lúcias Lia Chaia Nicolás Robbio GROUP SHOW (May) 1 Lúcia 2 Lúcias GROUP SHOW (May)
  • O Lugar do Homem [The place of man] Rogério Canella (Mar) O Lugar do Homem [The place of man] Rogério Canella (Mar)
  • A Operação Ilegal [The Illegal Operation] Cris Bierrenbach (Mar) A Operação Ilegal [The Illegal Operation] Cris Bierrenbach (Mar)
  • Giroflexxxx André Komatsu Marcelo Cidade GROUP SHOW (Feb) Giroflexxxx GROUP SHOW (Feb)
  • 2002 2002
  • Série Azul [Blue series] Claudia Jaguaribe (Nov) Série Azul [Blue series] Claudia Jaguaribe (Nov)
  • Mônica Nador and Paula Trope Mônica Nador + Jamac Paula Trope (Nov) Mônica Nador and Paula Trope Mônica Nador + Jamac Paula Trope (Nov)
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  • A Palidez Iluminada [The Illuminated Pallidness] Odires Mlászho (Aug) A Palidez Iluminada [The Illuminated Pallidness] Odires Mlászho (Aug)
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    2025 2025
  • Splécht! Dora Longo Bahia (Mar) Splécht! Dora Longo Bahia (Mar)
  • Circus Solaris | Circum Lunares Estevan Davi (Jan) Circus Solaris | Circum Lunares Estevan Davi (Jan)
  • 2024 2024
  • Gravity Carlos Motta (Jul) Gravity Carlos Motta (Jul)
  • Inverted Apocalypse Clara Ianni (May) Inverted Apocalypse Clara Ianni (May)
  • Desenhos articulados Lia Chaia (Mar) Desenhos articulados Lia Chaia (Mar)
  • Geometry is hope Geometry is fear Runo Lagomarsino (Feb) Geometry is hope Geometry is fear Runo Lagomarsino (Feb)
  • 2023 2023
  • Contrafachada Tiago Guimarães (Oct) Contrafachada Tiago Guimarães (Oct)
  • La Marcha Tania Candiani Grupo Flor de Kantuta (Aug) La Marcha Tania Candiani Grupo Flor de Kantuta (Aug)
  • The grid and the fence Marcelo Cidade (May) The grid and the fence Marcelo Cidade (May)
  • Genocídio do Yanomami: morte do Brasil Claudia Andujar (Feb) Genocídio do Yanomami: morte do Brasil Claudia Andujar (Feb)
  • 2022 2022
  • Perigo Minas! Dora Longo Bahia (Nov) Perigo Minas! Dora Longo Bahia (Nov)
  • Name on air Elilson (Sep) Name on air Elilson (Sep)
  • Sobre a terra, sob o céu Detanico Lain (Aug) Sobre a terra, sob o céu Detanico Lain (Aug)
  • Vulva Livre [Free Vulva] Depois do Fim da Arte (Jul) Vulva Livre [Free Vulva] Depois do Fim da Arte (Jul)
  • Nem tudo que vai prá parede é obra de arte Marcel Diogo (Jul) Nem tudo que vai prá parede é obra de arte Marcel Diogo (Jul)
  • still ever still Marilá Dardot (Jun) still ever still Marilá Dardot (Jun)
  • 23.970/24.005 Ana Amorim (Mar) 23.970/24.005 Ana Amorim (Mar)
  • Calling of the Subjunctive Elilson (Feb) Calling of the Subjunctive Elilson (Feb)
  • 2021 2021
  • Dissociação VÃO (Dec) Dissociação VÃO (Dec)
  • X Carmela Gross (Aug) X Carmela Gross (Aug)
  • Res verso Elilson (Jul) Res verso Elilson (Jul)
  • 2020 2020
  • In Alphabetic Order Detanico Lain (Oct) In Alphabetic Order Detanico Lain (Oct)
  • Untitled Cinthia Marcelle (Feb) Untitled Cinthia Marcelle (Feb)
  • 2019 2019
  • Lenin is still around Rosângela Rennó (Nov) Lenin is still around Rosângela Rennó (Nov)
  • Shapes of Freedom Carlos Motta (Oct) Shapes of Freedom Carlos Motta (Oct)
  • Estacionamente Lia Chaia (Aug) Estacionamente Lia Chaia (Aug)
  • Fugue (Subject) Dora Longo Bahia (Jul) Fugue (Subject) Dora Longo Bahia (Jul)
  • Ctrl z Fernanda Roriz Julie Uszkurat Marina Secaf Pedro Ferris (Jun) Ctrl z Fernanda Roriz Julie Uszkurat Marina Secaf Pedro Ferris (Jun)
  • Três Poderes [Three Powers] Guilherme Peters (Apr) Três Poderes [Three Powers] Guilherme Peters (Apr)
  • Estrutura Parasita Marcelo Cidade (Mar) Estrutura Parasita Marcelo Cidade (Mar)
  • Malaise Renato Maretti (Mar) Malaise Renato Maretti (Mar)
  • O ar da graça Leya Mira Brander (Jan) O ar da graça Leya Mira Brander (Jan)
  • 2018 2018
  • Estamos no escuro Fabio Morais (Nov) Estamos no escuro Fabio Morais (Nov)
  • Autômatos André Komatsu (Aug) Autômatos André Komatsu (Aug)
  • Elipse Nicolás Bacal (Jan) Elipse Nicolás Bacal (Jan)
  • 2017 2017
  • One Hundred Years Rosângela Rennó (Nov) One Hundred Years Rosângela Rennó (Nov)
  • A arquitetura não foi feita para enfeitar o desastre Laércio Redondo (Oct) A arquitetura não foi feita para enfeitar o desastre Laércio Redondo (Oct)
  • SOMOS Iván Argote (Sep) SOMOS Iván Argote (Sep)
  • Monumento Carmela Gross (Jun) Monumento Carmela Gross (Jun)
  • Ashes Dora Longo Bahia (Mar) Ashes Dora Longo Bahia (Mar)
  • 2016 2016
  • As Built João Nitsche Pedro Nitsche (Nov) As Built João Nitsche Pedro Nitsche (Nov)
  • Ocitarcomed Marcelo Cidade (Sep) Ocitarcomed Marcelo Cidade (Sep)
  • Lightning Carmela Gross (Aug) Lightning Carmela Gross (Aug)
  • 70 degrees of separation Marcelo Moscheta (Jun) 70 degrees of separation Marcelo Moscheta (Jun)
  • Comum com outro Leandro da Costa (Jan) Comum com outro Leandro da Costa (Jan)
  • 2015 2015
  • sem título Edgard de Souza (Oct) sem título Edgard de Souza (Oct)
  • Yayoi Dialogue Nelson Leirner (Sep) Yayoi Dialogue Nelson Leirner (Sep)
  • Guarda Chuvas Keila Alaver (May) Guarda Chuvas Keila Alaver (May)
  • 4,9 Motta & Lima (Mar) 4,9 Motta & Lima (Mar)
  • Alta Tensão Marco Paulo Rolla (Feb) Alta Tensão Marco Paulo Rolla (Feb)
  • 2014 2014
  • Blocão Dias & Riedweg (Dec) Blocão Dias & Riedweg (Dec)
  • Régua de Fibonacci Gabriela Albergaria (Nov) Régua de Fibonacci Gabriela Albergaria (Nov)
  • Let’s write a history of hopes Iván Argote (Sep) Let’s write a history of hopes Iván Argote (Sep)
  • Aqui, agora e já Rosângela Rennó (Aug) Aqui, agora e já Rosângela Rennó (Aug)
  • Un fusilado ENRIQUE JEZIK (Jul) Un fusilado ENRIQUE JEZIK (Jul)
  • Sem título Maurício Ianês (Jun) Sem título Maurício Ianês (Jun)
  • Aquário suave sonora Chelpa Ferro (Apr) Aquário suave sonora Chelpa Ferro (Apr)
  • Vermelho Daniel Senise (Mar) Vermelho Daniel Senise (Mar)
  • Placemark Andreas Fogarasi (Jan) Placemark Andreas Fogarasi (Jan)
  • 2013 2013
  • Para onde os mosquitos vão quando chove [Where do mosquitoes go when it rains?] Felipe Salem (Nov) Para onde os mosquitos vão quando chove [Where do mosquitoes go when it rains?] Felipe Salem (Nov)
  • Museu do Homem do Nordeste Jonathas de Andrade (Oct) Museu do Homem do Nordeste Jonathas de Andrade (Oct)
  • Sem título [Dr. Mabuse] Eva Grubinger (Aug) Sem título [Dr. Mabuse] Eva Grubinger (Aug)
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  • Estado das coisas 2 André Komatsu (Apr) Estado das coisas 2 André Komatsu (Apr)
  • Alfabeto Fonético Aplicado II: Pavimentaram a Panamericana e tudo o que eu vejo é a falha de Darien Carla Zaccagnini (Feb) Alfabeto Fonético Aplicado II: Pavimentaram a Panamericana e tudo o que eu vejo é a falha de Darien Carla Zaccagnini (Feb)
  • 2012 2012
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  • 2 Buracos Carmela Gross (Oct) 2 Buracos Carmela Gross (Oct)
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  • Gato Lia Chaia (Jun) Gato Lia Chaia (Jun)
  • 2011 2011
  • Paredão João Nitsche (Nov) Paredão João Nitsche (Nov)
  • Pauta [Score] Chiara Banfi (Sep) Pauta [Score] Chiara Banfi (Sep)
  • 2010 2010
  • O silêncio é de outro Maurício Ianês (Nov) O silêncio é de outro Maurício Ianês (Nov)
  • Fachadeira Lia Chaia (Sep) Fachadeira Lia Chaia (Sep)
  • Label João Loureiro (Aug) Label João Loureiro (Aug)
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  • Se mueve pero no se hunde Nicolás Robbio (Apr) Se mueve pero no se hunde Nicolás Robbio (Apr)
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  • Fachada fachadas Aline Van Langendonck (Oct) Fachada fachadas Aline Van Langendonck (Oct)
  • Drive Thru #2 Matheus Rocha Pitta (Sep) Drive Thru #2 Matheus Rocha Pitta (Sep)
  • Imponente/Impotente André Komatsu (Jul) Imponente/Impotente André Komatsu (Jul)
  • Welcome Chiara Banfi (Jan) Welcome Chiara Banfi (Jan)
  • 2008 2008
  • Listen Nathalie Brevet Hughes Rochette (Nov) Listen Nathalie Brevet Hughes Rochette (Nov)
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  • Open Call Mix Brasil (Oct) Open Call Mix Brasil (Oct)
  • Um grande livro vermelho Marilá Dardot (Sep) Um grande livro vermelho Marilá Dardot (Sep)
  • Esfinge Lia Chaia (Jul) Esfinge Lia Chaia (Jul)
  • Art | Basel | Geneva | Belgrade | Skopie | São Paulo Cris Faria Lukas Mettler (Jul) Art | Basel | Geneva | Belgrade | Skopie | São Paulo Cris Faria Lukas Mettler (Jul)
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  • Looks conceptual – from Pilha series Detanico Lain (Jan) Looks conceptual – from Pilha series Detanico Lain (Jan)
  • 2007 2007
  • Free Beer Superflex (Nov) Free Beer Superflex (Nov)
  • Fluxografia #4 Guilherme Teixeira (Oct) Fluxografia #4 Guilherme Teixeira (Oct)
  • Andorinhas Gabriela Albergaria (Sep) Andorinhas Gabriela Albergaria (Sep)
  • Camuflagem Fabio Tremonte (Feb) Camuflagem Fabio Tremonte (Feb)
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  • 2006 2006
  • Cobertura Guilherme Teixeira (Nov) Cobertura Guilherme Teixeira (Nov)
  • Untitled Superflex (Oct) Untitled Superflex (Oct)
  • Demolidora, transportadora e construtora ilimitada [Demolisher, transporter and construction unlimited] Motta & Lima (Sep) Demolidora, transportadora e construtora ilimitada [Demolisher, transporter and construction unlimited] Motta & Lima (Sep)
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  • Xadrez Combinado Fabiano Marques (May) Xadrez Combinado Fabiano Marques (May)
  • Rampa João Nitsche (Apr) Rampa João Nitsche (Apr)
  • Palma Mater Teresa Berlinck (Mar) Palma Mater Teresa Berlinck (Mar)
  • Porto para abdução Márcio Banfi (Feb) Porto para abdução Márcio Banfi (Feb)
  • 2005 2005
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  • THROW Dias & Riedweg (Oct) THROW Dias & Riedweg (Oct)
  • LULADEPELUCIA Raul Mourão (Sep) LULADEPELUCIA Raul Mourão (Sep)
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  • Fonte do Desejo Jun Nakao (Jul) Fonte do Desejo Jun Nakao (Jul)
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      Clara Ianni
      ARTWORK
      Clara Ianni
      Inverted Apocalypse, 2024
      Exhibitions:
      Inverted Apocalypse
      Inverted Apocalypse, 2024
      variable dimensions

      incisions and wear on wall

      Photo Filipe Berndt

      The mural shows an image found in an evangelization book where it reads “Brazil and the Apocalypse.” Applied upside down to the facade, the image will be gradually constructed throughout the exhibition period through the performance Work after 6 PM, where Ianni will chisel away at the large entrance wall of Vermelho, through which hundreds of projects have passed, in pursuit of the pictorial construction of the inverted image. The work plays with the end of the world as a tool to block imagination, through fear, and as a possibility of reinvention. The work is then completed at the end of the exhibition. Or not.

      variable dimensions

      incisions and wear on wall

      Photo Filipe Berndt

      The mural shows an image found in an evangelization book where it reads “Brazil and the Apocalypse.” Applied upside down to the facade, the image will be gradually constructed throughout the exhibition period through the performance Work after 6 PM, where Ianni will chisel away at the large entrance wall of Vermelho, through which hundreds of projects have passed, in pursuit of the pictorial construction of the inverted image. The work plays with the end of the world as a tool to block imagination, through fear, and as a possibility of reinvention. The work is then completed at the end of the exhibition. Or not.

      Clara Ianni
      What time is it?, 2024
      Exhibitions:
      Second Nature
      What time is it?, 2024
      33,5 x 17,5 x 21 cm

      Digital wristwatches and perforated rocks

      Photo Filipe Berndt

      What time is it?, is a series of sculptures that address the relationship between multiple temporalities. Past, present, future, human time, and natural time appear intertwined in rocks that have been drilled to entangle with digital wristwatches. The sculptures create a dialogue between geological time and social time, bringing together different temporal scales.

      33,5 x 17,5 x 21 cm

      Digital wristwatches and perforated rocks

      Photo Filipe Berndt

      What time is it?, is a series of sculptures that address the relationship between multiple temporalities. Past, present, future, human time, and natural time appear intertwined in rocks that have been drilled to entangle with digital wristwatches. The sculptures create a dialogue between geological time and social time, bringing together different temporal scales.

      Clara Ianni
      Union (Sindicato) (detail), 2024
      Exhibitions:
      Second Nature
      Union (Sindicato) (detail), 2024
      Clara Ianni
      Union (Sindicato), 2024
      Exhibitions:
      Second Nature
      Union (Sindicato), 2024
      20 x 15 cm each part of 35

      Graphite, acrylic primer on canvas
      Sugarcane flower

      Photo Filipe Berndt

      The idea of the reproduction of life and the interdependence between humanity and nature unfolds in this series of observational drawings. Each set in the series starts from a plant sold as a commodity in one of Brazil’s economic cycles, such as coffee, sugarcane, and soybeans. Using an image from a botanical encyclopedia and derivations of this image made by AI software, Ianni reproduces these images with graphite in hand-drawn observational drawings. The canvases are arranged in a manner reminiscent of a grid, taxonomy, or museum classification, but in deviant pathways suggesting unorderly ramifications and hybridizations.

      Union (Sindicato) brings together three conventions of representation of nature (encyclopedic, freehand drawing, and AI-generated image) and questions the separation (Earth, body, machine) through the accumulation of digital byproducts, the discard of the contemporary world, the residue. The series occupies two rooms of the exhibition. In Room 1, alongside Tapete, three sets deal with the representation of the Brazilwood flower at different stages: the closed seed, the open seed, and the flower.

      20 x 15 cm each part of 35

      Graphite, acrylic primer on canvas
      Sugarcane flower

      Photo Filipe Berndt

      The idea of the reproduction of life and the interdependence between humanity and nature unfolds in this series of observational drawings. Each set in the series starts from a plant sold as a commodity in one of Brazil’s economic cycles, such as coffee, sugarcane, and soybeans. Using an image from a botanical encyclopedia and derivations of this image made by AI software, Ianni reproduces these images with graphite in hand-drawn observational drawings. The canvases are arranged in a manner reminiscent of a grid, taxonomy, or museum classification, but in deviant pathways suggesting unorderly ramifications and hybridizations.

      Union (Sindicato) brings together three conventions of representation of nature (encyclopedic, freehand drawing, and AI-generated image) and questions the separation (Earth, body, machine) through the accumulation of digital byproducts, the discard of the contemporary world, the residue. The series occupies two rooms of the exhibition. In Room 1, alongside Tapete, three sets deal with the representation of the Brazilwood flower at different stages: the closed seed, the open seed, and the flower.

      Clara Ianni
      Exhibition view
      Exhibitions:
      Second Nature
      Exhibition view

      Photo Filipe Berndt

      Photo Filipe Berndt
      Clara Ianni
      Carpet, 2024
      Exhibitions:
      Second Nature
      Carpet, 2024
      variable dimensions

      Dyed sawdust

      Photo Filipe Berndt

      Tapete [Carpet] is an ephemeral memorial, inspired by Catholic Corpus Christi processions. Stemming from a tradition initiated during the Portuguese colonization period, the holiday is marked by the creation of sawdust carpets that color the streets of various Brazilian cities. The carpets are made with designs of biblical scenes, flowers, devotional objects, and often feature local images and messages. The carpets, after being drawn and prepared for days, are dismantled as the processions pass over them.

      In Clara Ianni’s work, the carpet features a large drawing of a hybrid flower. The drawing originates from the combination of two halves: on one side, the image of the Brazilwood flower cut in half was taken from a botanical encyclopedia; on the other, a derivation of this drawing was generated by Artificial Intelligence (AI) software. Tapete brings one of the formative elements of what is now known as Brazil, the plant that gave it its name and which, due to its extraction for the production of red dye, was once declared extinct, alongside an image generated by corporate software that recombines images produced by users on a large scale, much like commodities. In this intersection, Tapete traces a connection with both past and present extractivism, questions the nature–culture divide, and proposes a celebration of the interdependence between humanity and its surroundings in the reproduction of life.

      variable dimensions

      Dyed sawdust

      Photo Filipe Berndt

      Tapete [Carpet] is an ephemeral memorial, inspired by Catholic Corpus Christi processions. Stemming from a tradition initiated during the Portuguese colonization period, the holiday is marked by the creation of sawdust carpets that color the streets of various Brazilian cities. The carpets are made with designs of biblical scenes, flowers, devotional objects, and often feature local images and messages. The carpets, after being drawn and prepared for days, are dismantled as the processions pass over them.

      In Clara Ianni’s work, the carpet features a large drawing of a hybrid flower. The drawing originates from the combination of two halves: on one side, the image of the Brazilwood flower cut in half was taken from a botanical encyclopedia; on the other, a derivation of this drawing was generated by Artificial Intelligence (AI) software. Tapete brings one of the formative elements of what is now known as Brazil, the plant that gave it its name and which, due to its extraction for the production of red dye, was once declared extinct, alongside an image generated by corporate software that recombines images produced by users on a large scale, much like commodities. In this intersection, Tapete traces a connection with both past and present extractivism, questions the nature–culture divide, and proposes a celebration of the interdependence between humanity and its surroundings in the reproduction of life.

      Clara Ianni
      What time is it?, 2024
      Exhibitions:
      Second Nature
      What time is it?, 2024
      7 x 15 x 9 cm

      Digital wristwatches and perforated rocks

      Photo Filipe Berndt

      What time is it?, is a series of sculptures that address the relationship between multiple temporalities. Past, present, future, human time, and natural time appear intertwined in rocks that have been drilled to entangle with digital wristwatches. The sculptures create a dialogue between geological time and social time, bringing together different temporal scales.

      7 x 15 x 9 cm

      Digital wristwatches and perforated rocks

      Photo Filipe Berndt

      What time is it?, is a series of sculptures that address the relationship between multiple temporalities. Past, present, future, human time, and natural time appear intertwined in rocks that have been drilled to entangle with digital wristwatches. The sculptures create a dialogue between geological time and social time, bringing together different temporal scales.

      Clara Ianni
      Angels, 2024
      Exhibitions:
      Second Nature
      Angels, 2024
      27 x 29,5 cm (each part of 9)

      Ballpoint pen on paper

      Photo Filipe Berndt

      Angels is a series of observational drawings. Taken from the earliest maps, encyclopedias, and scientific manuals produced during the colonization of the Americas, the project gathers drawings of angels carrying barrels of goods, rulers, and compasses. Anjos addresses the relationship between economic exploitation, science, and religion.

      27 x 29,5 cm (each part of 9)

      Ballpoint pen on paper

      Photo Filipe Berndt

      Angels is a series of observational drawings. Taken from the earliest maps, encyclopedias, and scientific manuals produced during the colonization of the Americas, the project gathers drawings of angels carrying barrels of goods, rulers, and compasses. Anjos addresses the relationship between economic exploitation, science, and religion.

      Clara Ianni
      Union (Sindicato), 2024
      Exhibitions:
      Second Nature
      Union (Sindicato), 2024
      20 x 15 cm each part of 35

      Graphite, acrylic primer on canvas
      Brazilwood seed

      Photo Filipe Berndt

      The idea of the reproduction of life and the interdependence between humanity and nature unfolds in this series of observational drawings. Each set in the series starts from a plant sold as a commodity in one of Brazil’s economic cycles, such as coffee, sugarcane, and soybeans. Using an image from a botanical encyclopedia and derivations of this image made by AI software, Ianni reproduces these images with graphite in hand-drawn observational drawings. The canvases are arranged in a manner reminiscent of a grid, taxonomy, or museum classification, but in deviant pathways suggesting unorderly ramifications and hybridizations.

      Union (Sindicato) brings together three conventions of representation of nature (encyclopedic, freehand drawing, and AI-generated image) and questions the separation (Earth, body, machine) through the accumulation of digital byproducts, the discard of the contemporary world, the residue. The series occupies two rooms of the exhibition. In Room 1, alongside Tapete, three sets deal with the representation of the Brazilwood flower at different stages: the closed seed, the open seed, and the flower.

      20 x 15 cm each part of 35

      Graphite, acrylic primer on canvas
      Brazilwood seed

      Photo Filipe Berndt

      The idea of the reproduction of life and the interdependence between humanity and nature unfolds in this series of observational drawings. Each set in the series starts from a plant sold as a commodity in one of Brazil’s economic cycles, such as coffee, sugarcane, and soybeans. Using an image from a botanical encyclopedia and derivations of this image made by AI software, Ianni reproduces these images with graphite in hand-drawn observational drawings. The canvases are arranged in a manner reminiscent of a grid, taxonomy, or museum classification, but in deviant pathways suggesting unorderly ramifications and hybridizations.

      Union (Sindicato) brings together three conventions of representation of nature (encyclopedic, freehand drawing, and AI-generated image) and questions the separation (Earth, body, machine) through the accumulation of digital byproducts, the discard of the contemporary world, the residue. The series occupies two rooms of the exhibition. In Room 1, alongside Tapete, three sets deal with the representation of the Brazilwood flower at different stages: the closed seed, the open seed, and the flower.

      Clara Ianni
      Union (Sindicato) (detail), 2024
      Exhibitions:
      Second Nature
      Union (Sindicato) (detail), 2024
      Clara Ianni
      Segunda natureza [Second nature], 2023
      Exhibitions:
      Second Nature No fim da madrugada [At the end of daybreak]
      Segunda natureza [Second nature], 2023
      11'34"

      video, color and sound

      Photo video still

      “The modern myth of a universal history spread by Europe appears in Clara Ianni’s Segunda Natureza [Second Nature] (2023), filmed inside the Maastricht Lutheran Church (Netherlands). The artist addresses the notion of capital accumulation (seeds, fibers, minerals…), uniting the themes of land exploitation and the exploitation of human labor. The result of the Christianized world, colonial extraction based its expansion on several separations. The split between (man’s) body and spirit for greater control over Nature stems from Western modernity. The Protestant principle Soli Deo gloria (“Glory to God alone”), by which not even life has meaning outside this order, defines other divisions: between the clergy and common people, and between true devotion and false beliefs. Yet, although the film expresses the yearning for the landscape outside the Church’s windows, it is at least an allusion to possibilities of regeneration through the qualities of interdependence and camaraderie.”

      Excerpt from No Fim da Madrugada, by Lisette Lagnado

      11'34"

      video, color and sound

      Photo video still

      “The modern myth of a universal history spread by Europe appears in Clara Ianni’s Segunda Natureza [Second Nature] (2023), filmed inside the Maastricht Lutheran Church (Netherlands). The artist addresses the notion of capital accumulation (seeds, fibers, minerals…), uniting the themes of land exploitation and the exploitation of human labor. The result of the Christianized world, colonial extraction based its expansion on several separations. The split between (man’s) body and spirit for greater control over Nature stems from Western modernity. The Protestant principle Soli Deo gloria (“Glory to God alone”), by which not even life has meaning outside this order, defines other divisions: between the clergy and common people, and between true devotion and false beliefs. Yet, although the film expresses the yearning for the landscape outside the Church’s windows, it is at least an allusion to possibilities of regeneration through the qualities of interdependence and camaraderie.”

      Excerpt from No Fim da Madrugada, by Lisette Lagnado

      Clara Ianni
      Exhibition view
      Exhibitions:
      A Stage Rebellion - Leonard and Bina Ellen Arts Gallery - Montreal - Canadá, 2023
      Exhibition view

      Photo Jean Michael Seminaro

      Photo Jean Michael Seminaro
      Clara Ianni
      Acumulação primitiva, 2022
      Exhibitions:
      Second Nature
      Acumulação primitiva, 2022
      3 x 2 x 2 cm

      10-cent Brazilian real coin and earth

      Photo Filipe Berndt

      The work deals with one of the central dynamics of capitalism, accumulation, which takes the existing world as raw material for the accumulation of wealth. Combining abstract and concrete characteristics of these mechanisms, the body of work brings to light historical, political, and social aspects, connecting extractivism to digital-financial exploitation.

      3 x 2 x 2 cm

      10-cent Brazilian real coin and earth

      Photo Filipe Berndt

      The work deals with one of the central dynamics of capitalism, accumulation, which takes the existing world as raw material for the accumulation of wealth. Combining abstract and concrete characteristics of these mechanisms, the body of work brings to light historical, political, and social aspects, connecting extractivism to digital-financial exploitation.

      Clara Ianni
      Eyes and Ears South, 2022
      Eyes and Ears South, 2022
      variable dimensions

      paint on wall

      Photo courtesy Amant

      Mural made with the inverted graphic art from the article “Eyes and Ears South”, published in the pedagogic booklet “See and Hear”, in 1945, by the Office for Inter-American Affairs. The article speaks about the pedagogic films made by the OOIAA, introducing Latin American countries to US audiences, during the Cold War. This leaflet accompanied the audiovisual pedagogic material made by the Office. It instructed the teachers on how to use the audiovisual material and how to start discussions in the classroom using them as mediation. In the exhibition space, the graphic art from the magazine was turned into a mural – inverted. The inverted direction of the arrow and the upside-down sentence Eyes and Ears South play with the positionality of the one who sees, the one who hears, and the ones who are seen, and heard. It proposes a detour that also questions notions of centrality and margin, north and south.

      variable dimensions

      paint on wall

      Photo courtesy Amant

      Mural made with the inverted graphic art from the article “Eyes and Ears South”, published in the pedagogic booklet “See and Hear”, in 1945, by the Office for Inter-American Affairs. The article speaks about the pedagogic films made by the OOIAA, introducing Latin American countries to US audiences, during the Cold War. This leaflet accompanied the audiovisual pedagogic material made by the Office. It instructed the teachers on how to use the audiovisual material and how to start discussions in the classroom using them as mediation. In the exhibition space, the graphic art from the magazine was turned into a mural – inverted. The inverted direction of the arrow and the upside-down sentence Eyes and Ears South play with the positionality of the one who sees, the one who hears, and the ones who are seen, and heard. It proposes a detour that also questions notions of centrality and margin, north and south.

      Clara Ianni
      Exhibition view
      Exhibitions:
      Clara Ianni. Education by Night – Amant – Nova York - Brasil, 2022
      Exhibition view

      Photo courtesy Amant

      Photo courtesy Amant
      Clara Ianni
      TEMPO ESPAÇO, da série Acumulação, sessão das Mercadorias, 2022
      TEMPO ESPAÇO, da série Acumulação, sessão das Mercadorias, 2022
      16 x 8 cm

      looped video, iphone, soil and charger

      Accumulation is a series of works that addresses issues related to one of the central dynamics of capitalism, accumulation, which takes the existing world as raw material for the accumulation of wealth.

      Bringing together abstract and concrete characteristics of these mechanisms, the set of works brings to light historical, political and
      and social, connecting extractivism to digital-financial exploration.

      16 x 8 cm

      looped video, iphone, soil and charger

      Accumulation is a series of works that addresses issues related to one of the central dynamics of capitalism, accumulation, which takes the existing world as raw material for the accumulation of wealth.

      Bringing together abstract and concrete characteristics of these mechanisms, the set of works brings to light historical, political and
      and social, connecting extractivism to digital-financial exploration.

      Clara Ianni
      Openings, 2022
      Openings, 2022
      4'19''

      video installation

      Photo video still

      The “Openings” is a video installation composed of all the opening animations from learning documentaries about Latin America, made by the Office of the Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs (OCIAA), during the Cold War. These films boasted a rhetoric emphasising the inherent cultural commonality between the North and South of the Americas. While promoting a sense of solidarity, those films essentially portrayed the region as a provider of cheap labor and raw materials as well as a valuable export market. Often mixing conventions of pedagogic documentaries with amateur travelogues, these documentaries were produced with recycled footage from US corporations. The animations that introduce each of these films were designed by Walt Disney Studios, overlapping conventions of cultural industry, play, pedagogy, politics, and economy overlap.

      4'19''

      video installation

      Photo video still

      The “Openings” is a video installation composed of all the opening animations from learning documentaries about Latin America, made by the Office of the Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs (OCIAA), during the Cold War. These films boasted a rhetoric emphasising the inherent cultural commonality between the North and South of the Americas. While promoting a sense of solidarity, those films essentially portrayed the region as a provider of cheap labor and raw materials as well as a valuable export market. Often mixing conventions of pedagogic documentaries with amateur travelogues, these documentaries were produced with recycled footage from US corporations. The animations that introduce each of these films were designed by Walt Disney Studios, overlapping conventions of cultural industry, play, pedagogy, politics, and economy overlap.

      Clara Ianni
      Marginal Notes, 2020
      Exhibitions:
      Second Nature
      Marginal Notes, 2020
      100 x 60 each part of 22

      Gouache, latex, cardboard and wood

      Photo Filipe Berndt

      The collection of latex and gouache paintings originates from a compilation of small notes found over the years in books from libraries in São Paulo. Like an observational drawing, the work is created by compiling these annotations made by readers in the margins of books on Brazilian history, literature, sociology, and geography. The combination of these comments, questions, drawings, notes, and children’s scribbles forms a collage, an awareness of space, and the context of the reception of ideas conveyed in the books.

      100 x 60 each part of 22

      Gouache, latex, cardboard and wood

      Photo Filipe Berndt

      The collection of latex and gouache paintings originates from a compilation of small notes found over the years in books from libraries in São Paulo. Like an observational drawing, the work is created by compiling these annotations made by readers in the margins of books on Brazilian history, literature, sociology, and geography. The combination of these comments, questions, drawings, notes, and children’s scribbles forms a collage, an awareness of space, and the context of the reception of ideas conveyed in the books.

      Clara Ianni
      Exhibition view
      Exhibitions:
      Wind. 34th São Paulo Biennial. Ciccillo Matarazzo Pavilion, Ibirapuera Park, São Paulo, Brazil. 2020
      Exhibition view

      Photo Felipe Berndt

      The Fundação Bienal presents the show Vento [Wind], from November 14 to December 13, 2020, at the Ciccillo Matarazzo Pavilion as part of the program of the 34th Bienal de São Paulo – Though it’s dark, still I sing.

      The exhibition, titled after Joan Jonas’ film Wind (1968), includes mostly immaterial works (in audio or video) seeks to emphasize a sense of space and distance that can rarely be experienced by the public at exhibitions and events usually held at the building. No exhibition walls will be built for this show, and the architecture of the Ciccillo Matarazzo Pavilion, 30,000m² space, will remain in its original state, welcoming the artworks directly, without elements to create a mediation between the human scale of the works and the monumental dimensions of the pavilion.

      Photo Felipe Berndt

      The Fundação Bienal presents the show Vento [Wind], from November 14 to December 13, 2020, at the Ciccillo Matarazzo Pavilion as part of the program of the 34th Bienal de São Paulo – Though it’s dark, still I sing.

      The exhibition, titled after Joan Jonas’ film Wind (1968), includes mostly immaterial works (in audio or video) seeks to emphasize a sense of space and distance that can rarely be experienced by the public at exhibitions and events usually held at the building. No exhibition walls will be built for this show, and the architecture of the Ciccillo Matarazzo Pavilion, 30,000m² space, will remain in its original state, welcoming the artworks directly, without elements to create a mediation between the human scale of the works and the monumental dimensions of the pavilion.

      Clara Ianni
      Education by night (II), 2020
      Exhibitions:
      Wind. 34th São Paulo Biennial Pavilhão Ciccillo Matarazzo, São Paulo, Brazil. 2020
      Education by night (II), 2020
      Variable dimensions

      Montessori’s Golden Material and overhead projector

      Photo Felipe Berndt

      In Education at Night, the pedagogical material of mathematics, used in schools for learning calculus, is used to play with perception, materiality, abstraction, projection and misrepresentation. The installation consists of six objects and figures, made from small wooden blocks that, placed on the overhead projector’s surface, cast shadows on the building. The image of the compositions with school material is projected onto different surfaces, converting geometry, the part of mathematics that studies space and the figures that occupy it, into an instrument that produces distortions.

      Variable dimensions

      Montessori’s Golden Material and overhead projector

      Photo Felipe Berndt

      In Education at Night, the pedagogical material of mathematics, used in schools for learning calculus, is used to play with perception, materiality, abstraction, projection and misrepresentation. The installation consists of six objects and figures, made from small wooden blocks that, placed on the overhead projector’s surface, cast shadows on the building. The image of the compositions with school material is projected onto different surfaces, converting geometry, the part of mathematics that studies space and the figures that occupy it, into an instrument that produces distortions.

      Clara Ianni
      Daily [view of the series], 2018 - 2020
      Daily [view of the series], 2018 - 2020
      66 x 96,5 cm

      Collage – red cut outs from newspaper cut outs glued on Norbitte 66g paper

      Photo Ana Pigosso

      This series consists of cutting out all the red parts that appear in the daily newspaper and reassembling them as a collage, suggesting new patterns and combinations. The clippings mix silhouettes, sometimes abstract, sometimes figurative, and constitute a spontaneous narrative that reflects contemporary themes and issues.

      66 x 96,5 cm

      Collage – red cut outs from newspaper cut outs glued on Norbitte 66g paper

      Photo Ana Pigosso

      This series consists of cutting out all the red parts that appear in the daily newspaper and reassembling them as a collage, suggesting new patterns and combinations. The clippings mix silhouettes, sometimes abstract, sometimes figurative, and constitute a spontaneous narrative that reflects contemporary themes and issues.

      Clara Ianni
      3/31/2019, from the Daily series, 2018 - 2020
      3/31/2019, from the Daily series, 2018 - 2020
      66 x 96,5 cm

      Collage – red cut outs from newspaper cut outs glued on Norbitte 66g paper

      Photo Ana Pigosso

      This series consists of cutting out all the red parts that appear in the daily newspaper and reassembling them as a collage, suggesting new patterns and combinations. The clippings mix silhouettes, sometimes abstract, sometimes figurative, and constitute a spontaneous narrative that reflects contemporary themes and issues.

      66 x 96,5 cm

      Collage – red cut outs from newspaper cut outs glued on Norbitte 66g paper

      Photo Ana Pigosso

      This series consists of cutting out all the red parts that appear in the daily newspaper and reassembling them as a collage, suggesting new patterns and combinations. The clippings mix silhouettes, sometimes abstract, sometimes figurative, and constitute a spontaneous narrative that reflects contemporary themes and issues.

      Clara Ianni
      Exhibition view
      Exhibitions:
      Brazil. Il coltello nella carne - Padiglione di Arte Contemporanea (PAC) - Milan - Italy, 2018
      Exhibition view

      Photo Nico Covre

      Photo Nico Covre
      Clara Ianni
      Line of Sight, 2018
      Exhibitions:
      Line of Sight. Lethal Design - Museum of Contemporary Design and Applied arts of Lausanne (MUDAC) - Lausanne - Suíça, 2018
      Line of Sight, 2018

      Photo Daniela Droz & Tonatiuh Ambrosetti

      Photo Daniela Droz & Tonatiuh Ambrosetti
      Clara Ianni
      Repetitions, 2017
      Repetitions, 2017
      15'27''

      Full HD video – color and sound

      Photo video still

      Repetitions is a project that revisist the first theatre play made to confront the military coup in 1965. As an attempt of reenactement, the project evoque the text, and the context of the play, through the memory of one of its former actors, Izaias Almada. Mirroring some of the dramatugical techniques used by the Arena Theater, the project tries to deal not only with the content of the play, but also with the forms that were developed by Augusto Boal and the ensemble.
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      Um filme de [A film by]: Clara Ianni
      Fotografia [Cinematography]: Alexandre Wahrhaftig

      Câmera [Camera]: Alexandre Wahrhaftig

      2a câmera [2nd camera]: Chico Orlandi e Clara Ianni

      Som [Sound]: Rafael Bonifácio

      Edição [Editing]: Nina Senra/ Olho de Coruja e Clara Ianni

      Textos [Texts]: Arena conta Zumbi, de [by] Augusto Boal & Gianfrancesco Guarnieri com músicas de [with music by] Edu Lobo (1965); Texto do Departamento de ordem Política e Social (1965)

      Agradecimentos [Acknowledgements]: Tin Urbinatti, Ricardo Santos (Arquivo do Estado), Dalila Camargo, Eduardo Brandão, Galit Eilat, Felipe Pato.

      15'27''

      Full HD video – color and sound

      Photo video still

      Repetitions is a project that revisist the first theatre play made to confront the military coup in 1965. As an attempt of reenactement, the project evoque the text, and the context of the play, through the memory of one of its former actors, Izaias Almada. Mirroring some of the dramatugical techniques used by the Arena Theater, the project tries to deal not only with the content of the play, but also with the forms that were developed by Augusto Boal and the ensemble.
      _
      Um filme de [A film by]: Clara Ianni
      Fotografia [Cinematography]: Alexandre Wahrhaftig

      Câmera [Camera]: Alexandre Wahrhaftig

      2a câmera [2nd camera]: Chico Orlandi e Clara Ianni

      Som [Sound]: Rafael Bonifácio

      Edição [Editing]: Nina Senra/ Olho de Coruja e Clara Ianni

      Textos [Texts]: Arena conta Zumbi, de [by] Augusto Boal & Gianfrancesco Guarnieri com músicas de [with music by] Edu Lobo (1965); Texto do Departamento de ordem Política e Social (1965)

      Agradecimentos [Acknowledgements]: Tin Urbinatti, Ricardo Santos (Arquivo do Estado), Dalila Camargo, Eduardo Brandão, Galit Eilat, Felipe Pato.

      Clara Ianni
      Exhibition view
      Exhibitions:
      Repetitions
      Exhibition view

      Photo Edouard Fraipont

      Photo Edouard Fraipont
      Clara Ianni
      Straight Lines (world map, 2017), 2017
      Exhibitions:
      ArtRio 2019
      Straight Lines (world map, 2017), 2017
      64 x 111 cm

      Printed with mineral pigment ink on Hahnemuhle Photo Rag paper 308 gr

      Photo Ana Pigosso

      “Straight Lines” seeks to think of the line beyond its purely formal and geometric conceptions. The work investigates the straight line as a political construction that condenses and concretizes structures of power and domination. From the selection of straight lines from the 2017 world map, which appear mainly in the region of the former colonies, “Straight Lines” points to the artificial and imposing character of territorial divisions. The geometric and minimalist pattern of the work is built as a product of social and economic relations.

      64 x 111 cm

      Printed with mineral pigment ink on Hahnemuhle Photo Rag paper 308 gr

      Photo Ana Pigosso

      “Straight Lines” seeks to think of the line beyond its purely formal and geometric conceptions. The work investigates the straight line as a political construction that condenses and concretizes structures of power and domination. From the selection of straight lines from the 2017 world map, which appear mainly in the region of the former colonies, “Straight Lines” points to the artificial and imposing character of territorial divisions. The geometric and minimalist pattern of the work is built as a product of social and economic relations.

      Clara Ianni
      From Figurativism to Abstractionism, 2017
      From Figurativism to Abstractionism, 2017
      6'14''

      Full HD video – black and white, sound

      Photo Stills from video

      The video revisits the foundational exhibition of the Museum of Modern Art in São Paulo (mam-sp), “From Figurativism to Abstractionism”, in 1949.

      The exhibition exalted abstract art as the most developed form of art and among its pieces there were several artworks donated and borrowed by Nelson Rockefeller. The video review the pieces, combining excerpts of letters sent by Rockefeller to the founder of the museum, Ciccillo Matarazzo, with excerpts of “The Rockefeller Report on the Americas”, secretly written 1948-1969 to the US President. The audio is composed by an extract of the moment in which Ze Carioca, the Brazilian character, appears in the Walt Disney film “Saludos Amigos”, commissioned by Rockefeller in 1948. The work explores the relationship between art and politics and investigate the use of modern art in Latin America as an instrument of colonialism.

      6'14''

      Full HD video – black and white, sound

      Photo Stills from video

      The video revisits the foundational exhibition of the Museum of Modern Art in São Paulo (mam-sp), “From Figurativism to Abstractionism”, in 1949.

      The exhibition exalted abstract art as the most developed form of art and among its pieces there were several artworks donated and borrowed by Nelson Rockefeller. The video review the pieces, combining excerpts of letters sent by Rockefeller to the founder of the museum, Ciccillo Matarazzo, with excerpts of “The Rockefeller Report on the Americas”, secretly written 1948-1969 to the US President. The audio is composed by an extract of the moment in which Ze Carioca, the Brazilian character, appears in the Walt Disney film “Saludos Amigos”, commissioned by Rockefeller in 1948. The work explores the relationship between art and politics and investigate the use of modern art in Latin America as an instrument of colonialism.

      Clara Ianni
      Exhibition view
      Exhibitions:
      Utopia/Dystopia - Museu de Arte, Arquitetura e Tecnologia MAAT – Lisboa - Portugal
      Exhibition view

      Photo Bruno Lopes

      Photo Bruno Lopes
      Clara Ianni
      Exhibition view
      Exhibitions:
      Gotong Royong: Things we do together - Centre for Contemporary Art at Ujazdowski Castle – Varsóvia - Polônia, 2017
      Exhibition view

      ‘Gotong Royong. Things we do together’ is an exhibition-meeting in which the idea of community drives the films, objects, documentation and public activities offered by the artists, activists and educators from places around the world.

      Gotong royong (“common task”) is a method of work practiced in Indonesia, which can be described as “things we do together as we learn about them by acting together”. This title pays homage to the practices of informal arts education and social self-organization that are specific to Indonesian culture, but also common under various names in many other places in the world. It is both the subject and the work method used in the exhibition-meeting. Activities aimed not at creating objects but affects are presented and triggered during the exhibition and parallel public program.

      Clara Ianni’s performance in public space, Open Monument, asks questions about the possibility and necessity of representing collective memory and is based on a poll the artist conducted in Warsaw.

      ‘Gotong Royong. Things we do together’ is an exhibition-meeting in which the idea of community drives the films, objects, documentation and public activities offered by the artists, activists and educators from places around the world.

      Gotong royong (“common task”) is a method of work practiced in Indonesia, which can be described as “things we do together as we learn about them by acting together”. This title pays homage to the practices of informal arts education and social self-organization that are specific to Indonesian culture, but also common under various names in many other places in the world. It is both the subject and the work method used in the exhibition-meeting. Activities aimed not at creating objects but affects are presented and triggered during the exhibition and parallel public program.

      Clara Ianni’s performance in public space, Open Monument, asks questions about the possibility and necessity of representing collective memory and is based on a poll the artist conducted in Warsaw.

      Clara Ianni
      Exhibition view
      Exhibitions:
      The Sky is Falling - Centre for Contemporary Arts (CCA) – Glasgow – Escócia, 2017
      Exhibition view

      Photo Alan Dimmick

      The Sky is Falling is an exhibition and event programme that presents disparate visual imaginaries, looking at how we organise ourselves in some of the most challenging cities in our world. Exploring human desire and the promise of utopia, it contrasts the perspective of the city from above as envisaged by the modern planner with the moveable, unfixed reality of living in urban space, examining the contradictory senses of dubiousness and hope that we might feel as the sky appears to fall. Curated by Remco de Blaaij and Ainslie Roddick

      Photo Alan Dimmick

      The Sky is Falling is an exhibition and event programme that presents disparate visual imaginaries, looking at how we organise ourselves in some of the most challenging cities in our world. Exploring human desire and the promise of utopia, it contrasts the perspective of the city from above as envisaged by the modern planner with the moveable, unfixed reality of living in urban space, examining the contradictory senses of dubiousness and hope that we might feel as the sky appears to fall. Curated by Remco de Blaaij and Ainslie Roddick

      Clara Ianni
      Tratado [Treaty], 2016
      Exhibitions:
      Travessias 5: Emergência – Galpão Bela Maré – Rio de Janeiro – Brasil, 2017
      Tratado [Treaty], 2016
      42,5 x 60 cm each part of 23

      mineral pigmented inkjet print on Evolution Off White Rag 270 g paper

      Photo Gabi Carrera

      In Tratado [Treaty], Clara Ianni proposes a sort of study of colors based on the oath of office ceremony of the ministers of Michel Temer’s provisional government. The set of ministers chosen by the interim president was criticized for its lack of gender and racial diversity.

      42,5 x 60 cm each part of 23

      mineral pigmented inkjet print on Evolution Off White Rag 270 g paper

      Photo Gabi Carrera

      In Tratado [Treaty], Clara Ianni proposes a sort of study of colors based on the oath of office ceremony of the ministers of Michel Temer’s provisional government. The set of ministers chosen by the interim president was criticized for its lack of gender and racial diversity.

      Clara Ianni
      Tratado (detail), 2017
      Tratado (detail), 2017
      Clara Ianni
      Futurus – from Futuro series, 2015
      Futurus – from Futuro series, 2015
      30 x 20,5 cm each part of 7

      offset printing on 75 gr perforated paper, black gouache and aluminum

      Photo Vermelho

      This series stems from a curiosity about notions of future that were used in dead languages. Among the languages used in the work are those that disappeared by domination of some other culture, by the decline of political organizations that had that language as mother tongue, by transformations and mergers with other linguistic registers or by the isolation of their speakers.

      From this research, the work seeks to create the panorama of different “becomings” that have never really been consummated. It also seeks to record the projections of a future that have become past. In its form, the work also weighs on these transformations, for the letters that form the words are presented in blocks of detachable sheets, allowing the viewer to take the letters that make up these expressions and reassemble them as they wish.

      In this way, the public at the same time activates and “kills” the original work through its transformation.

      30 x 20,5 cm each part of 7

      offset printing on 75 gr perforated paper, black gouache and aluminum

      Photo Vermelho

      This series stems from a curiosity about notions of future that were used in dead languages. Among the languages used in the work are those that disappeared by domination of some other culture, by the decline of political organizations that had that language as mother tongue, by transformations and mergers with other linguistic registers or by the isolation of their speakers.

      From this research, the work seeks to create the panorama of different “becomings” that have never really been consummated. It also seeks to record the projections of a future that have become past. In its form, the work also weighs on these transformations, for the letters that form the words are presented in blocks of detachable sheets, allowing the viewer to take the letters that make up these expressions and reassemble them as they wish.

      In this way, the public at the same time activates and “kills” the original work through its transformation.

      Clara Ianni
      Exhibition view
      Exhibitions:
      Demonstrating Minds: Disagreements in Contemporary Art – KIASMA – Helsinque - Finlândia
      Exhibition view

      Photo courtesy artist

      This exhibition looks at art and society through the work of 19 contemporary artists and artist groups from around the world. These artists highlight and probe the disputes and friction points that come with living as part of society.

      The featured works address universal issues related to labour, economics and the distribution of power. They also touch upon topical themes such as the war in Ukraine, riots and protests, refugeeism and migration. Some works revisit old manifestos and ideologies; others reinterpret meaning-laden images. Another key topic of contention is the role of art and the artist in society.

      The exhibition draws ideas from the French philosopher Jacques Rancière and his theory of politics and democracy as dissensus, or debate between equals.

      Photo courtesy artist

      This exhibition looks at art and society through the work of 19 contemporary artists and artist groups from around the world. These artists highlight and probe the disputes and friction points that come with living as part of society.

      The featured works address universal issues related to labour, economics and the distribution of power. They also touch upon topical themes such as the war in Ukraine, riots and protests, refugeeism and migration. Some works revisit old manifestos and ideologies; others reinterpret meaning-laden images. Another key topic of contention is the role of art and the artist in society.

      The exhibition draws ideas from the French philosopher Jacques Rancière and his theory of politics and democracy as dissensus, or debate between equals.

      Clara Ianni
      Círculo, 2014 - 2016
      Círculo, 2014 - 2016
      Variable dimensions

      Tv and vinyl text sticker

      Photo courtesy artist

      This work was created when Ianni recorded a demonstration against the FIFA World Cup. It was then that the police strategy called kettling was used for the first time. The video documents the police cordoning off protesters, pressing their bodies against each other. An official description of this strategy from the ‘Handbook for controlling a strike’ issued by the German police in 1986 can be read next to the screen on the wall.

      A circle was made on the floor with white marking tape of the kind used in museums to indicate where visitors should stand at a safe distance from an art work. To see and read the work, one must stand in its middle.

      The installation reflects this form, defined as a bio-political management mechanism, by cutting through various concepts and using an abstract definition of the circle.

      Variable dimensions

      Tv and vinyl text sticker

      Photo courtesy artist

      This work was created when Ianni recorded a demonstration against the FIFA World Cup. It was then that the police strategy called kettling was used for the first time. The video documents the police cordoning off protesters, pressing their bodies against each other. An official description of this strategy from the ‘Handbook for controlling a strike’ issued by the German police in 1986 can be read next to the screen on the wall.

      A circle was made on the floor with white marking tape of the kind used in museums to indicate where visitors should stand at a safe distance from an art work. To see and read the work, one must stand in its middle.

      The installation reflects this form, defined as a bio-political management mechanism, by cutting through various concepts and using an abstract definition of the circle.

      Clara Ianni Debora Maria da Silva
      Plea | 31st Bienal de São Paulo: How to (…) things that don’t exist, 2014
      Exhibitions:
      Pavilhão Ciccillo Matarazzo
      São Paulo, Brazil. 2020
      Plea | 31st Bienal de São Paulo: How to (…) things that don’t exist, 2014
      12'57''

      Photo Rodrigo Lins

      pelo [Plea] emerges from the urgent need to address the institutionalisation of violence in Brazil – something that has developed throughout the country’s history, beginning with the European invasion in the early sixteenth century – and the country’s difficulty to relate to its legacy. Filmed in Dom Bosco Cemetery in the neighbourhood of Perus, in São Paulo’s outer limits, where urban and country landscapes come together – Apelo connects present-day acts of violence with those of the past through a speech. The cemetery was founded in 1971 by the lastest military government (1964-1985) as a graveyard for victims of the regime, most of whom had disappeared and were later buried in a mass grave. The speaker and co-author of this work is Débora Maria da Silva, whose son was murdered in 2006, a victim of the death squads of the São Paulo military police – one of the most lethal police forces in the world – in response to the attacks orchestrated by the prisioner’s organisation Primeiro Comando da Capital, or PCC. Da Silva currently leads the Mães de Maio movement, comprised of mothers who have lost sons or daughters to police violence and who demand investigation and justice. As a plea to the living to remember the dead, the speech cries for the right to mourn and for collective memory, confronting the forced amnesia systematically promoted by the state along with other sectors of society. It strives to revive these erased stories, which have disappeared as violently as those who were murdered. Because the absence of memory and the subsequent impossibility of coping with social trauma dooms us to repeating the same acts of violence in the present, threatened by the ghosts of our history. Luiza Proença

      12'57''

      Photo Rodrigo Lins
      pelo [Plea] emerges from the urgent need to address the institutionalisation of violence in Brazil – something that has developed throughout the country’s history, beginning with the European invasion in the early sixteenth century – and the country’s difficulty to relate to its legacy. Filmed in Dom Bosco Cemetery in the neighbourhood of Perus, in São Paulo’s outer limits, where urban and country landscapes come together – Apelo connects present-day acts of violence with those of the past through a speech. The cemetery was founded in 1971 by the lastest military government (1964-1985) as a graveyard for victims of the regime, most of whom had disappeared and were later buried in a mass grave. The speaker and co-author of this work is Débora Maria da Silva, whose son was murdered in 2006, a victim of the death squads of the São Paulo military police – one of the most lethal police forces in the world – in response to the attacks orchestrated by the prisioner’s organisation Primeiro Comando da Capital, or PCC. Da Silva currently leads the Mães de Maio movement, comprised of mothers who have lost sons or daughters to police violence and who demand investigation and justice. As a plea to the living to remember the dead, the speech cries for the right to mourn and for collective memory, confronting the forced amnesia systematically promoted by the state along with other sectors of society. It strives to revive these erased stories, which have disappeared as violently as those who were murdered. Because the absence of memory and the subsequent impossibility of coping with social trauma dooms us to repeating the same acts of violence in the present, threatened by the ghosts of our history. Luiza Proença
      Clara Ianni
      Class Drawings 4, 2013 - 2014
      Class Drawings 4, 2013 - 2014
      115 x 86 cm (each frame) and 21 x 15 cm (each card) - diptych

      drawing on paper and informational placard

      “Class Drawing” is a series of drawings based on the cartography of the displacement between home and the workplace in SP. The drawings are done in family homes in which at least one maid is hired. The proposal consists in asking the boss to draw, on a sheet of transparent paper placed on top of São Paulo’s map, the path made from their respective home to their workplace. The same is required from the maid, who draws on a different sheet of paper. It is then asked both to write down their salaries on the same sheets. The drawings are shown in pairs. Little parquets containing information and quotes collected during the research are placed alongside. The work reflects on issues of class, at both material and affective levels, the uneven legacies in urban development, and its relationship to the consummation of time and use of space in the city.

      115 x 86 cm (each frame) and 21 x 15 cm (each card) - diptych

      drawing on paper and informational placard

      “Class Drawing” is a series of drawings based on the cartography of the displacement between home and the workplace in SP. The drawings are done in family homes in which at least one maid is hired. The proposal consists in asking the boss to draw, on a sheet of transparent paper placed on top of São Paulo’s map, the path made from their respective home to their workplace. The same is required from the maid, who draws on a different sheet of paper. It is then asked both to write down their salaries on the same sheets. The drawings are shown in pairs. Little parquets containing information and quotes collected during the research are placed alongside. The work reflects on issues of class, at both material and affective levels, the uneven legacies in urban development, and its relationship to the consummation of time and use of space in the city.

      Clara Ianni
      Natureza morta ou estudo para ponto de fuga (Berlim) [Still life or vanishing point study (Berlin)], 2010-2015
      Exhibitions:
      Unter Waffen. Fire & Forget 2
      Museum Angewandte Kunst
      Frankfurt, Germany. 2016
      Natureza morta ou estudo para ponto de fuga (Berlim) [Still life or vanishing point study (Berlin)], 2010-2015
      45 x 65 x 3 cm each part of 9 Perforations with ammunition used by the Berlin Police on galvanized zinc plates with varnish

      Photo Anja Jahn

      Still life or vanishing point study is formed by nine rectangular and identical aluminum sheets, placed over the wall in the form of a grid - an organizing arrangement consecrated, for decades, by strands of modern art. The similarity between these repeated elements is counterfeited by the number and size of the holes that each plate displays, the result of shots fired on them with weapons, of different calibers, used by the police in different countries. A procedure that dismantles, with critical sharpness, the meanings of the artistic terms used in the title of the work, promoting an abrupt approximation between symbolic and concrete spaces of life that are rarely touched. It questions, without fanfare, the very social place of art. Excerpt from "The social place of art". Moacir dos Anjos, 2015

      45 x 65 x 3 cm each part of 9

      Perforations with ammunition used by the Berlin Police on galvanized zinc plates with varnish Photo Anja Jahn
      Still life or vanishing point study is formed by nine rectangular and identical aluminum sheets, placed over the wall in the form of a grid - an organizing arrangement consecrated, for decades, by strands of modern art. The similarity between these repeated elements is counterfeited by the number and size of the holes that each plate displays, the result of shots fired on them with weapons, of different calibers, used by the police in different countries. A procedure that dismantles, with critical sharpness, the meanings of the artistic terms used in the title of the work, promoting an abrupt approximation between symbolic and concrete spaces of life that are rarely touched. It questions, without fanfare, the very social place of art. Excerpt from "The social place of art". Moacir dos Anjos, 2015
      Clara Ianni
      Fire and Forget. On Violence
      Exhibitions:
      Kunst-Werke Berlin
      Berlin, Germany. 2015
      Fire and Forget. On Violence
      "Fire and forget" comes from military jargon, and is a term for weapons systems that are no longer used in direct combat with an enemy but are launched from a safe distance. The exhibition Fire and Forget. On Violence takes the military expression as the starting point for an examination of the conventional ideas about war and force. It is oriented towards the most visible agent of violence: weapons. Curated by Ellen Blumenstein and Daniel Tyradellis
      "Fire and forget" comes from military jargon, and is a term for weapons systems that are no longer used in direct combat with an enemy but are launched from a safe distance. The exhibition Fire and Forget. On Violence takes the military expression as the starting point for an examination of the conventional ideas about war and force. It is oriented towards the most visible agent of violence: weapons. Curated by Ellen Blumenstein and Daniel Tyradellis
      Clara Ianni
      P33: Formas únicas da continuidade no espaço – 33º Panorama da Arte Brasileira
      Exhibitions:
      Museu de Arte Moderna de São Paulo - MAM SP
      São Paulo, Brazil, 2013
      P33: Formas únicas da continuidade no espaço – 33º Panorama da Arte Brasileira
      Clara Ianni
      Concrete work 2, 2011
      Exhibitions:
      ArtRio 2019
      Concrete work 2, 2011
      150 x 50 x 50 cm

      shovel and cement

      Photo Vermelho

      Clara Ianni’s work explores the relationship between art and politics. Her practice relies on the use of different medias such as interventions, videos, installation and texts, tackling the dia-logue between performance and material culture. She is interested in exploring class and labor issues within the artistic context as well as the politics of history.

      Concrete work can be read as an evocation of the legend of Exaclibur, where the sword Caledfwlch, embedded in a stone (or anvil) can only be obtained by Arthur, as a miraculous symbol of his Nobility and right to the throne of Brittany. Perhaps the shovel stuck in the concrete by Ianni suggests that true power is destined to the worker’s hands.

      150 x 50 x 50 cm

      shovel and cement

      Photo Vermelho

      Clara Ianni’s work explores the relationship between art and politics. Her practice relies on the use of different medias such as interventions, videos, installation and texts, tackling the dia-logue between performance and material culture. She is interested in exploring class and labor issues within the artistic context as well as the politics of history.

      Concrete work can be read as an evocation of the legend of Exaclibur, where the sword Caledfwlch, embedded in a stone (or anvil) can only be obtained by Arthur, as a miraculous symbol of his Nobility and right to the throne of Brittany. Perhaps the shovel stuck in the concrete by Ianni suggests that true power is destined to the worker’s hands.

      Clara Ianni
      Territorial Pissings, 2011
      Territorial Pissings, 2011
      200 x 200 cm

      urine

      200 x 200 cm

      urine

      Clara Ianni
      Exhibition view
      Exhibitions:
      Untitled (12ª Bienal de Istambul) – Istambul – Turquia, 2011
      Exhibition view

      Photo Nathalie Barki

      Photo Nathalie Barki
      Clara Ianni
      Abstract Work, 2010
      Abstract Work, 2010
      100 x 50 cm

      shovel with cut

      Photo courtesy artist

      100 x 50 cm

      shovel with cut

      Photo courtesy artist
      Clara Ianni
      Tactical Volumes: Object nº 1, 2010
      Exhibitions:
      16th New Visuality, Instituto de Arte Contemporânea, IAC, Maria Antonia, São Paulo, Brazil, 2010
      Tactical Volumes: Object nº 1, 2010
      170 x 150 x 80 cm

      bricks, cement, wood, wheels

      “The work consists of a wall on a mobile wooden base. The object can be manipulated by the public, allowing them to obstruct and barricade corridors, passages, doors, and other art works displayed in the exhibition space.”

      -Clara Ianni

      170 x 150 x 80 cm

      bricks, cement, wood, wheels

      “The work consists of a wall on a mobile wooden base. The object can be manipulated by the public, allowing them to obstruct and barricade corridors, passages, doors, and other art works displayed in the exhibition space.”

      -Clara Ianni

      Clara Ianni
      Here you can dream, 2009
      Here you can dream, 2009
      6'

      video

      Photo video still

      The work consists of a sequential shot in which the artist, little by little, builds a wall that ends up obstructing the painting itself and the landscape. The title, taken from an advertisement for a real estate development near the University where the artist studied and the video was shot, gives the work its name.

      6'

      video

      Photo video still

      The work consists of a sequential shot in which the artist, little by little, builds a wall that ends up obstructing the painting itself and the landscape. The title, taken from an advertisement for a real estate development near the University where the artist studied and the video was shot, gives the work its name.

      Clara Ianni
      BIOGRAPHY

      In her practice, Clara Ianni explores the relationship between the materiality of space and its forms of representation. Through an investigation of the epistemology of art, politics and history, Ianni’s work positions itself as an inquirer of contemporary society. Her works consider the history of Brazil, spanning from its colonial formation to the recurrent cycles of authoritarianism – often questioning what is understood as modern.

      Many of her works take history as a field of dispute whose documents and narratives are found in the present time in order to develop possible futures. Attentive to the ways in which the powers that be regulate what is recognized as a fact and what is relegated to the field of rumors or to the marginalia of footnotes, she works with dissonant voices and happenings, promoting clashes with official discourses and suggesting possibilities of other expressions. This operation involves an interdisciplinary practice resulting in actions, installations, videos, objects and graphic sets of an essayist character.

      Clara Ianni holds a degree in Visual Arts from the Universidade de São Paulo, USP, and a master degree in Visual and Media Anthropology from Freie Univeristät, Berlin. Her investigative practice encompasses curating exhibitions which includes The future of memory. Memory and forgetfulness in Latin America, Instituto Goethe, São Paulo (2017); and, assisting the curators Regis Michel, Louvre Museum, Paris, and Artur Zmijewski for the 7th Berlin Biennial (2012).

      Ianni received scholarships from DAAD (2012), PIBIC/CNPQ and from ECA-USP (2010). Her work is present in collections around the world including FRAC Poitou-Charentes Collection, Angoulême; Museu de Arte Moderna (MAM Rio), Rio de Janeiro; Collezione Taurisano, Naples; and MoMA, New York.

      Selection of shows include: Against Again: Art Under Attack in Brazil. John Jay College of Criminal Justice, New York (2020); 21º Bienal de Arte Contemporânea Sesc_ Videobrasil, Sesc 24 de Maio, São Paulo; Histórias feministas: artistas depois de 2000, MASP, São Paulo; Modern Mondays: An Evening with Clara Ianni, MoMA, New York (2019); Forma Livre, Platform 28, Teheran; Intermittent dystopias, X Berlin Biennale, ZK/U Center for Art and Urbanistics, Berlin, (2018); Jogja Biennale Equator 2017. Jogja National Museum, JNM, Yogyakarta; Levantes, Sesc Pinheiros, São Paulo (2017); Gotong Royong: Things we do together, Centre for Contemporary Art at Ujazdowski Castle, Warsaw (2017); Talking to Action, Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA, Ben Maltz Gallery at Otis College of Art and Design, Los Angeles [2017]; [Counter]Tropical, Tanzquartier Wien, Vienna (2016); Neither Back Nor Forward: Acting in the Present, Jakarta Biennale 2015, Jacarta; Historias Locales, Prácticas Globales, MDE15 Encuentro Internacional de Arte de Medellín, Museo de Antioquia, Medelin (2015); Demonstrating Minds: Disagreements in Contemporary Art, KIASMA, Helsinki (2015); Fire and Forget. On Violence, Kunst-Werke, Berlin (2015); In Search for Radical Incomplete, a Perfect Animal Within, Stacion Center for Contemporary Art, Pristina (2015); 31ª Bienal de São Paulo: como (…) coisas que não existem, São Paulo [2014]; P33: Formas únicas da continuidade no espaço. 33º Panorama da Arte Brasileira, MAM-SP, São Paulo (2013); Untitled (12ª Bienal de Istanbul, Istanbul, (2011); Support Your Local Vandal, Centre Menilmush, Paris (2009).

      BIOGRAPHY

      In her practice, Clara Ianni explores the relationship between the materiality of space and its forms of representation. Through an investigation of the epistemology of art, politics and history, Ianni’s work positions itself as an inquirer of contemporary society. Her works consider the history of Brazil, spanning from its colonial formation to the recurrent cycles of authoritarianism – often questioning what is understood as modern.

      Many of her works take history as a field of dispute whose documents and narratives are found in the present time in order to develop possible futures. Attentive to the ways in which the powers that be regulate what is recognized as a fact and what is relegated to the field of rumors or to the marginalia of footnotes, she works with dissonant voices and happenings, promoting clashes with official discourses and suggesting possibilities of other expressions. This operation involves an interdisciplinary practice resulting in actions, installations, videos, objects and graphic sets of an essayist character.

      Clara Ianni holds a degree in Visual Arts from the Universidade de São Paulo, USP, and a master degree in Visual and Media Anthropology from Freie Univeristät, Berlin. Her investigative practice encompasses curating exhibitions which includes The future of memory. Memory and forgetfulness in Latin America, Instituto Goethe, São Paulo (2017); and, assisting the curators Regis Michel, Louvre Museum, Paris, and Artur Zmijewski for the 7th Berlin Biennial (2012).

      Ianni received scholarships from DAAD (2012), PIBIC/CNPQ and from ECA-USP (2010). Her work is present in collections around the world including FRAC Poitou-Charentes Collection, Angoulême; Museu de Arte Moderna (MAM Rio), Rio de Janeiro; Collezione Taurisano, Naples; and MoMA, New York.

      Selection of shows include: Against Again: Art Under Attack in Brazil. John Jay College of Criminal Justice, New York (2020); 21º Bienal de Arte Contemporânea Sesc_ Videobrasil, Sesc 24 de Maio, São Paulo; Histórias feministas: artistas depois de 2000, MASP, São Paulo; Modern Mondays: An Evening with Clara Ianni, MoMA, New York (2019); Forma Livre, Platform 28, Teheran; Intermittent dystopias, X Berlin Biennale, ZK/U Center for Art and Urbanistics, Berlin, (2018); Jogja Biennale Equator 2017. Jogja National Museum, JNM, Yogyakarta; Levantes, Sesc Pinheiros, São Paulo (2017); Gotong Royong: Things we do together, Centre for Contemporary Art at Ujazdowski Castle, Warsaw (2017); Talking to Action, Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA, Ben Maltz Gallery at Otis College of Art and Design, Los Angeles [2017]; [Counter]Tropical, Tanzquartier Wien, Vienna (2016); Neither Back Nor Forward: Acting in the Present, Jakarta Biennale 2015, Jacarta; Historias Locales, Prácticas Globales, MDE15 Encuentro Internacional de Arte de Medellín, Museo de Antioquia, Medelin (2015); Demonstrating Minds: Disagreements in Contemporary Art, KIASMA, Helsinki (2015); Fire and Forget. On Violence, Kunst-Werke, Berlin (2015); In Search for Radical Incomplete, a Perfect Animal Within, Stacion Center for Contemporary Art, Pristina (2015); 31ª Bienal de São Paulo: como (…) coisas que não existem, São Paulo [2014]; P33: Formas únicas da continuidade no espaço. 33º Panorama da Arte Brasileira, MAM-SP, São Paulo (2013); Untitled (12ª Bienal de Istanbul, Istanbul, (2011); Support Your Local Vandal, Centre Menilmush, Paris (2009).

      CURRICULUM

      Clara Ianni
      1987. São Paulo, Brasil
      Lives and works in São Paulo

      Solo shows

      2024
      – Clara Ianni. Segunda Natureza – Galeria Vermelho – São Paulo – Brasil

      2023
      – Clara Ianni. Segunda Natureza – Jan van Eyck Academy – Maastricht – Holanda

      2022
      – Clara Ianni. Education by Night – Amant – Nova York – Brasil

      2018
      – Clara Ianni. Repetições – Galeria Vermelho – São Paulo – Brasil

      Group Exhibitions

      2023
      – A Stage Rebellion – Leonard and Bina Ellen Arts Gallery – Montreal – Canadá
      – No Fim da Madrugada – Galeria Vermelho – São Paulo – Brasil
      – PROTO-TIPO – Galeria Idea!Zarvos – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Concretos – Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Castilla y Léon [MUSAC] – Léon – Espanha

      2022
      – 34a Bienal de São Paulo. Faz escuro mas eu canto [itinerancia] – Palácio das Artes – Belo Horizonte – Brasil
      – Courtisane Festival 2022 – Ghent – Bélgica
      – Now that we found freedom, what are we gonna do with it? Narratives on post-independency and processes of decolonization – Hangar – Centro de investigação artística – Lisboa – Portugal
      – Contar o tempo – Mariantonia – São Paulo – Brasil

      2021
      – Estado de Possessão: notas para uma estética da tortura – Coleção Moraes Barbosa [CMB] – São Paulo – Brasil
      – 2021 Triennial: Soft Water Hard Stone – New Museum – Nova York – USA
      – 34a Bienal de São Paulo. Faz escuro mas eu canto – Pavilhão Ciccillo Matarazzo – São Paulo – Brasil

      2020
      – Vento. 34ª Bienal de São Paulo – Pavilhão Ciccillo Matarazzo – Parque do Ibirapuera – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Canções de um passado esquecido – Instituto Tomie Ohtake [ITO] – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Against Again: Art Under Attack in Brazil – John Jay College of Criminal Justice – Nova York – EUA
      – Dupla Central na Biblioteca Mário de Andrade – Biblioteca Mário de Andrade – São Paulo – Brasil

      2019
      – 21º Bienal de Arte Contemporânea Sesc_Videobrasil | Comunidades Imaginadas – Sesc 24 de Maio – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Finalistas da 7ª edição do Prêmio da Indústria Nacional / Marcantônio Vilaça – Museu de Arte Brasileira [MAB / FAAP] – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Obra reciente – PARQUE Galería – Cidade do México – México
      – Histórias feministas: artistas depois de 2000 – Museu de Arte de São Paulo Assis Chateaubriand [MASP] – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Carte Blanche – Cinemateca Madrid – Sala Plató – Madri – Espanha
      – Videoex Experimentalfilm & Video Festival 2019 – Zurique – Suíça
      – Modern Mondays: An Evening with Clara Ianni – MOMA in the Titus 2 Theater – Nova York – EUA

      2018
      – Mostra de filmes e vídeos Verbo SLZ – Chão SLZ – São Luís – Brasil
      – 10ª Semana dos Realizadores – Espaço Itaú de Cinema – Rio de Janeiro – Brasil
      – Forma Livre – Platform 28 – Teerã – Irã
      – Brasília Extemporânea – Casa Niemeyer – Brasília – Brasil
      – Quem não luta tá morto. Arte Democracia Utopia – Museu de Arte do Rio [MAR] – Rio de Janeiro – Brasil
      – Estado(s) de Emergência – Paço das Artes – Oficina Cultural Oswald de Andrade – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Intermittent dystopias – X Berlin Biennale – ZK/U Center for Art and Urbanistics (ZK/U) – Berlim – Alemanha
      – 6ª Edição Prêmio CNI SESI SENAI Marcantonio Vilaça – Verzuimd Braziel / Brasil Desamparado – Museu Histórico Nacional – Rio de Janeiro – Brasil
      – Brasile. Il coltello nella carne – Padiglione di Arte Contemporanea (PAC) – Milão – Itália
      – Fracture Zone – International Symposium on Eletronic Art – Durban – África do Sul
      – 6ª Edição Prêmio CNI SESI SENAI Marcantonio Vilaça – Verzuimd Braziel / Brasil Desamparado – Centro Dragão do
      Mar de Arte e Cultura – Fortaleza – Brasil
      – Que Barra – Atelier 397 – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Line of Sight. Lethal Design – Museum of Contemporary Design and Applied arts of Lausanne (MUDAC) –
      – Lausanne – Suíça
      – 6ª Edição Prêmio CNI SESI SENAI Marcantonio Vilaça: Verzuimd Braziel-Brasil Desamparado – Museu de Arte Contemporânea (MAC GO) – Goiânia – Brasil

      2017
      – Jogja Biennale Equator 2017 – Jogja National Museum (JNM) – Yogyakarta – Indonésia
      – Levantes – Sesc Pinheiros – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Hiatus – Memorial da Resistência de São Paulo – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Gotong Royong: Things we do together – Centre for Contemporary Art at Ujazdowski Castle – Varsóvia – Polônia
      – How to Remain Silent? -A4 Arts Foundation – Cidade do Cabo – África do Sul
      – Talking to Action / Hablar y Actuar (Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA) – Ben Maltz Gallery at Otis College of Art and Design
      – Los Angeles – EUA
      Festival Internacional de Videoarte FUSO – Jardim do Museu de Arte Antiga – Lisboa – Portugal
      – Mostra Direitos em Pauta – Cinemateca – São Paulo – Brasil
      – OSSO Exposição-apelo pelo amplo direito de defesa de Rafael Braga – Instituto Tomie Ohtake – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Travessias 5: Emergência – Galpão Bela Maré – Rio de Janeiro – Brasil
      – The Sky is Falling – Centre for Contemporary Arts (CCA) – Glasgow – Escócia
      – Utopia/Dystopia – Museu de Arte, Arquitetura e Tecnologia MAAT – Lisboa – Portugal

      2016
      – Unter Waffen. Fire & Forget 2 – Museum Angewandte Kunst – Frankfurt – Alemanha
      – Living On | In Other Words on Living? – Academy of Fine Arts Vienna – Viena – Áustria
      – 19º Festival de Arte Contemporânea Sesc_Videobrasil | Panoramas do Sul – SESC Rio Preto – São José do Rio Preto – Brasil
      – Ocupação Hotel Cambridge – Cambridge Hotel – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Prêmio PIPA 2016 – Museu de Arte Moderna (MAM) – Rio de Janeiro – Brasil
      – 19º Festival de Arte Contemporânea Sesc_Videobrasil | Panoramas do Sul – SESC São Carlos – São Carlos – Brasil
      – Coletiva – Galeria Vermelho – São Paulo – Brasil
      – (Counter)Tropical – Tanzquartier Wien – Viena – Áustria
      – The City – Art Museum KUBE – Ålesund – Noruega
      – The City Machine – UnionDocs – Nova York – EUA
      – El pueblo – Searching for Contemporary Latin America – International Short Film Festival Oberhausen – Lichtburg Filmpalast – Oberhausen – Alemanha
      – Jogo de Forças – Paço das Artes – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Totemonumento – Galeria Leme – São Paulo – Brasil

      2015
      – Empresa Colonial – CAIXA Cultural São Paulo – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Neither Back Nor Forward: Acting in the Present – Jakarta Biennale 2015 – Jacarta – Indonésia
      – Historias Locales / Prácticas Globales – MDE15 Encuentro Internacional de Arte de Medellín – Museo de Antioquia – Medelin – Colômbia
      – Demonstrating Minds: Disagreements in Contemporary Art – KIASMA – Helsinque – Finlândia
      -19º Festival de Arte Contemporânea Sesc_Videobrasil: Panoramas do Sul – SESC Pompéia – São Paulo – Brasil
      – How to (…) Things That Don’t Exist – 31ª Bienal de São Paulo – Obras Selecionadas – Museu de Arte Contemporânea de Serralves – Porto – Portugal
      – Ter Lugar para Ser – Centro Cultural São Paulo (CCSP) – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Quarta-feira de Cinzas – Parque Lage – Rio de Janeiro – Brasil
      – VERBO 2015 – Mostra de Performance Arte (11ª edição) – Galeria Vermelho – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Speaking to history – Extra City – Antuérpia – Bélgica
      – Fire and Forget. On Violence – Kunst-Werke – Berlim – Alemanha
      – In Search for Radical Incomplete, a Perfect Animal Within – Stacion Center for Contemporary Art –Pristina – Kosovo
      – Frente à Euforia – Oficina Cultural Oswald de Andrade – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Itinerância 31ª Bienal de São Paulo- Obras Selecionadas – SESC Campinas – Campinas – Brasil
      – Yebisu International Festival for Art & Alternative Visions – Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography – Tóquio – Japão
      – Itinerância 31ª Bienal de São Paulo- Obras Selecionadas – SESC São José dos Campos – São José dos Campos – Brasil

      2014
      – We are what we lost – XIII OuUnPo Research Session – São Paulo – Brasil
      – 31ª Bienal de São Paulo: como (…) coisas que não existem – Pavilhão da Bienal – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Verbo 2014. Mostra de Performance Arte (10ª ed.) – Galeria Vermelho – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Refrações na Paisagem – Dragão do Mar – Fortaleza – Brasil
      – U-TURN – ArteBA 2014 – Buenos Aires – Argentina
      – Idea of Fracture – Galeria Francesca Minimi – Milão – Itália

      2013
      – La parte que no te pertenece – Maisterravalbuena – Madri – Espanha
      – Exposição de Verão – 10 Anos – Galeria Silvia Cintra+Box4 – Rio de Janeiro
      – Conversation Pieces – Neuer Berliner Kunstverein [NBK] – Berlim – Alemanha
      – HIWAR – Conversations in Amman – Darat al Funun – Amã – Jordânia
      – Red Bull House of Art – Red Bull Station – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Brutalidade Jardim – Galeria Marilia Razuk – São Paulo – Brasil
      – P33: Formas únicas da continuidade no espaço – 33º Panorama da Arte Brasileira – MAM São Paulo – Brasil
      – Alma é o Segredo do Negócio – Espaços Independentes – FUNARTE – São Paulo – Brasil

      2012
      – Monumento/Ponto/Linha/Plano – III Programa de Exposições 2012 – Centro Cultural São Paulo [CCSP] – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Outras Coisas Visíveis Sobre Papel – Galeria Leme – São Paulo – Brasil
      – É Preciso Confrontar Imagens Vagas Com Gestos Claros – Oficina Cultural Oswald Andrade – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Architecture as Human Nature – Supermarkt – Berlim – Alemanha

      2011
      – Untitled (12ª Bienal de Istambul) – Istambul – Turquia
      – Bolsa Pampulha – Museu da Pampulha – Belo Horizonte – Brasil
      – Entretanto [Desvio é o alvo] – Jardim Europa – São Paulo – Brasil
      – 748.600 – Paço das Artes – São Paulo – Brasil

      2010
      – À Sombra do Futuro – Instituto Cervantes – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Qual é o Lugar da Arte? – 61º Salão de Abril – Fortaleza – Brasil
      – Vão – Galeria Vermelho – São Paulo – Brasil
      – 18ª Visualidade Nascente – Instituto de Arte Contemporânea [IAC] – São Paulo – Brasil
      – 12º Salão Nacional de Itajaí – Itajaí – Brasil
      – SARP – Museu de Arte de Ribeirão Preto – Ribeirão Preto – Brasil
      – 2º Prêmio EDP nas Artes – Instituto Tomie Otahke – São Paulo – Brasil

      2009
      – Support your local vandal – Centre Menilmush – Paris – França

      Prizes and Grants

      2024
      – Werner Fenz Grant for Art in Public Space 2024 (Project Resurrection)

      2015
      – Prêmio de Residência A-I-R Laboratory (Varsóvia, Polônia) – 19º Festival de Arte Contemporânea SESC_VIDEOBRASIL

      2012
      – Bolsa de Mestrado na Freie Univeristät, DAAD – Berlim – Alemanha

      2011
      – IFA, Institüt fur Auslandsbeziehungen – Berlim – Alemanha

      2010
      – Bolsa Pampulha – Museu de Arte da Pampulha – Belo Horizonte – Brasil

      2008
      – Iniciação Científica “Picasso, Adorno e a crítica da Racionalidade Moderna” PIBIC/CNPQ
      – Bolsa de Intercâmbio Internacional – Brasil/França – Pro-Int – ECA-USP – São Paulo – Brasil

      Residences

      2022-2023
      – Jan Van Eyck Academy 2022-2023 – Maastricht – Holanda

      2018
      – Delfina Foundation – Londres – Reino Unido

      2011
      – Culturia Residence – Berlim – Alemanha

      2010
      – Casa Tomada/VideoBrasil, São Paulo, Brasil
      – Red Bull House of Art – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Bolsa Pampulha – Museu da Pampulha – Belo Horizonte –
      Brasil

      Public Collections
      – FRAC Poitou-Charentes – Angoulême – França
      – Museu de Arte Moderna (MAM Rio) – Prêmio IP Capital Partners de Arte (PIPA) 2015 – Rio de Janeiro – Brasil
      – Museum of Modern Art (MOMA) – Nova York – EUA

      Private Collections
      – Collezione Taurisano – Nápoles – Itália
      – Grand Hotel Miramare -Portofino – Itália

      TEXTS
      Clara Ianni: we cannot be afraid, 2020
      Théo-Mario Coppola

      Brazilian artist Clara Ianni emphasizes that historical violence is continuously recomposing itself in contemporary societies. The artist was raised in a politically engaged family and developed an early interest in political issues related to the history of Brazil and to contemporary forms of oppression.

      She graduated in visual arts from the University of São Paulo and in visual and media anthropology from the Freie Universität in Berlin. Clara Ianni lives and works in São Paulo and is currently represented by Galeria Vermelho. Her work has been exhibited in major exhibitions in Brazil, such as Comunidades Imaginadas, 21st Bienal de Arte Contemporânea Sesc_Videobrasil at Sesc 24 de Maio and Histórias feministas: artistas depois de 2000 at São Paulo Museum of Art (MASP), both São Paulo. Her works has been shown internationally, most notably at the X Berlin Biennale, Berlin, and in “Brasile. Ilcoltello nella carne”, curated by Jacopo Crivelli Visconti at PAC, Milan. Clara Ianni has been invited to take part to the forthcoming Bienal de São Paulo.

      Clara Ianni’s research encompasses a wide range of disciplines comprising anthropology, history, and political sciences. Her practice is informed by precise references to modern art, art history, post-colonial studies, as well as architecture. Her work examines the consequences of domination, in particular racism, and echoes the traumatic experiences of living in a country founded on terror and defiance.

      Violence is deeply rooted in Brazilian society and is made tangible through various actions and political symbols. Law itself plays an ambiguous role in this scenario. In 1979, an amnesty law was implemented by the military dictatorship. This law, although amended by the senate in 2014, is still in force today. It compels forgiveness for crimes and acts of torture that were committed by state agents. It also applies to opponents of the regime, not making any distinction between the various acts committed. Its implementation created a general oversight and imposed forgetting among the country’s population. By creating feigned reconciliation, this law has dramatically affected personal representations and has prevented any prospect of building a shared transmission of past events.

      “Apelo” (2014) was shot in São Paulo’s Dom Bosco cemetery, which served as a mass grave for victims of the dictatorship. The cemetery remains in use today, and is where the dead bodies of poor people, victims of trafficking and victims of present-day police and military violence are buried. Débora Maria da Silva, a human rights activist, is the narrator of the film. She denounces the anonymity of burials and the constant forgetting: ‘Remember that it is our blood that waters this land and makes the plants grow. It is our blood that plantations drink from and which mixes the cement in each new city’. The present time comes out as an eternal Styx, full of sorrow. The film subverts the representation of Brazil as a land of plenty and hope, a stereotype that survives in the country and abroad. During preliminary research, Clara Ianni filmed “Mães” (2013), a prequel to “Apelo”. Inserted between the individual and the collective history of millions of people who underwent violence during the dictatorship, trauma has persisted in the democratic period.

      Repetition is a key figure of Brazilian political life, and applies both to political institutions and alternative human rights movements. Clara Ianni’s “Repetições” (2018) revisits the political play “Arena Conta Zumbi”, that was performed by Teatro de Arena in 1965. Through the memories of one of its former performers, Izaias Almada, the film is an attempt to experience history by means of repetition and to overcome the company’s poor rendering of suffering in the initial play.

      The site-specific installation “Black Flag” (2010) interacts with the urban context of São Paulo and signals absence and failure. Recalling the urban interventions of Brazilian collective 3Nós3, the artist draped a large black flag over the main entrance of a building in the city centre that had been unused for many years, except sporadically. Why are there abandoned edifícios in a city like São Paulo? What is the legacy of the modernist utopia in a country where access to rights, work and healthy food has been constantly unequal?

      By uncovering contradictions in the modernisation processes applied in Brazil, Clara Ianni investigates the country’s official history and the intricacy of conflicts of interest in official ambitions for institutions. Her works draw on the history of conceptual, modernist and minimal art.

      In “Tratado” (2016), she composes a colour study based on a palette of human skin nuances. Each block matches the skin tone of one of President Temer’s ministers with a corresponding monochrome colour, reflecting the white and male supremacy of his cabinet.

      Lines and planes derive from the main aesthetics and political principles of modernity. They also are at the roots of cartography. Based on a composition of straight lines that represent rectilinear frontiers on a cylindrical map projection of the world in 2017, Retas (2017) is a minimal and abstract printed mappa mundi. With Europe at the centre, it brings to the fore the political construction of geography and reveals how it was historically imposed by dominant countries on others.

      “Do Figurativismo ao abstracionismo” (2017) investigates the political role of abstraction art in the twentieth century by exploring the imbuing of political manoeuvre, colonialism and personal interests in the art field. The video is a collage made out of reproductions of artworks that were exhibited at the inaugural exhibition of the São Paulo Museum of Modern Art (MAM-SP) in 1949, from which the title is taken. The images are combined with different quotes, one of which pertains to diplomatic relations and cultural cooperation between Brazil and the USA: ‘There is no stronger bridge between the peoples of the Americas than the creative forces of our times which more than ever are universal in character’. This comes from a letter that Nelson Rockefeller addressed to entrepreneur and MAM-SP founder Francisco Matarazzo Sobrinho. The influence of a small group of prosperous individuals in shaping cultural policies and the history of art in modern countries is all the more blatant.
      Clara Ianni’s approach to art practice is radical and demonstrates an exacting analysis of active inequalities and structures of domination in Brazil. The political ambition of her work makes an underlying call for a future of active resistance and collective action.

      Théo-Mario Coppola (born in 1990 – non-binary – he/him/his) is an independent curator and arts writer. At the intersection of empathy and activism, his curatorial practice engages with research-based, experimental, narrative and political forms. Théo-Mario Coppola founded and curated “Hotel Europa”, an annual series of exhibitions and programmes (Vilnius, Lithuania in 2017, Brussels, Belgium in 2018, and Tbilisi, Georgia in 2019). In 2018, he curated the third edition of the Nuit Blanche arts festival at Villa Medici in Rome, Italy. Théo-Mario Coppola has been appointed curator of the 11th edition of the Momentum biennale that will take place in 2021 in Moss, Norway.

      A lógica do fantasma, 2017 (port)
      Clara Ianni

      Quando recebi o e-mail que me convidava para escrever um texto para esta publicação (Histórias da sexualidade: Antologia, Organizadores: Adriano Pedrosa; André Mesquita; Edições MASP, 2017), umas séries de frases ecoaram em minha cabeça. Nada surpreendente, afinal, costumo relembrá-las de tempos em tempos. Frases que ouvi durante minha trajetória nas artes e, involuntariamente, memorizei. Quis seguir por outro caminho, mas à medida que tentava avançar com o texto, mais essas frases ganhavam volume. Resolvi então escolher algumas e escrever através delas. Escrever através de fantasmas.

      1. “ELA FAZ ARTE DE MACHO” Há uma certa crença de que há um jeito de mulher fazer arte. Essa crença deriva de uma outra, ainda mais antiga, que é a de que há um jeito de ser mulher. Não muito diferente do que se acredita nos outros campos da vida, nas artes ainda parece haver um universo de assuntos e procedimentos associados ao feminino. Uma ideia de essência que confunde a mulher com o universo doméstico, a dimensão individual, a vulnerabilidade, seu próprio corpo ou seu sexo.
      Em oposição aos homens, para os quais foi guardado o espaço público e a reflexão sobre aquilo que é comum, à mulher são reservados apenas o espaço privado burguês, supostamente apartado da sociedade, ou sua sexualidade. Em ambos os casos, junto das crianças, dos loucos, dos selvagens, a mulher encontra-se em um território tutelado, mediado, que deve ser interpretado e traduzido para ser entendido. Um não lugar que só existe em relação ao outro que lhe é soberano. Um lugar-função, dependente, cuja serventia é dar silhueta ao Homem como se fosse seu volume negativo.
      Assim como no livro do Gênesis, o Homem foi criado à imagem e semelhança de Deus; na terra, a mulher deveria ser, à semelhança do Homem, seu oposto complementar. Sob essa lógica de divisão, espera-se que a mulher fale no particular, enquanto o Homem, no universal.

      2. “ELA É UM HOMEM DE SAIA” Porque é difícil admitir que mulheres sejam outra coisa que não o esperado, resta existir no limite. Quando livres daquilo que supostamente deveriam ser, isto é, do conjunto de imagens associadas ao feminino, elas se transmutam em figuras estranhas. E como escapam, não tardam a ser capturadas novamente pela sombra do Homem. Dessa vez, não sob forma de seu oposto complementar, mas como sua semelhança. Tornam-se seres híbridos. Da fragilidade à sexualização, a ruptura com o que se espera das mulheres é socialmente interpretada como a automática entrada no universo masculino. Às que recusam as restrições do gênero, ou seja, a objetificação de suas subjetividades, sobra uma existência turva. Frente à lógica binária, a disputa pelo espaço do comum é codificada e traduzida como hibridização.

      Afinal, nas artes como na vida, o comum é assunto do Homem, da razão, e não das mulheres com suas paixões. Se observada em perspectiva, a associação entre insubmissão e hibridização talvez não seja nova. No começo da idade moderna, simultaneamente à colonização das Américas, alguns artistas renascentistas foram comissionados para produzir ilustrações para os manuais de Caça às Bruxas. Nesse período, começaram a surgir imagens de mulheres voando, montadas sobre objetos fálicos. A vassoura, até então símbolo do trabalho doméstico feminino, foi subvertida e retratada, por entre as pernas das mulheres, como veículo de mobilidade, em um misto de perversão e transgenia. As bruxas, mulheres que no século 16 não se limitavam ao espaço que lhes reservava o Estado ou a Igreja, passaram a ser retratadas como seres híbridos. A insubmissão dessas mulheres frente à demarcação dos papéis sociais de gênero passou a ser traduzida em corpos aberrantes, divididos entre o feminino e o masculino, o humano e o animal, entre a civilização e a barbárie.

      3. “ELA ENGRAVIDOU, LOGO ESTARÁ FORA DO CIRCUITO”. Mais de uma vez ouvi comentários sobre mulheres artistas que resolvem também ser mães. Com frequência, questiona-se a permanência das mulheres nas artes após a maternidade.

      Longe das interpretações idiossincráticas, esta é uma questão política fundamental. Somadas à crença que naturaliza o trabalho da criação como atributo exclusivamente feminino, as condições econômicas são a materialização do limite entre a mulher que fica e a que evade o sistema das artes. A suposição de que os cuidados e encargos da criação são essencialmente femininos, frequentemente implica no confinamento da mulher artista ao seu suposto universo privado. E, por extensão, sua evasão do espaço público, do debate coletivo, do território do comum. Sob essa lógica, a artista enquanto mãe deve retornar ao seu espaço doméstico. Retornar ao seu espaço de mulher.

      4, “ELA TEM QUE SER DURA PORQUE NÃO VAI SER FÁCIL” Certa vez estava em sala de aula quando um grupo de alunas trouxe uma questão para o debate. Estavam indignadas pois, ao perguntarem à professora de história da arte o porquê da ausência de artistas mulheres no programa, ela respondeu que não havia figuras tão importantes naquele período, dignas de serem discutidas. Elas estavam incrédulas e me mostravam os livros que, entre um capítulo e outro, em meio aos cânones, mencionavam artistas mulheres. Me falavam sobre como era contraditório aquele tipo de afirmação em um contexto como o brasileiro, no qual boa parte dos artistas relevantes da arte moderna e contemporânea são mulheres.

      Resolveram pesquisar por conta própria. Começaram a se perguntar se as artistas mulheres ganhavam o mesmo que os artistas homens e por que a maioria das artistas atuantes está também dando aula, enquanto os artistas homens, não. Se perguntavam se os museus eram também dirigidos por mulheres. Tentavam recordar artistas feministas no Brasil. Perguntavam se não haviam existido artistas feministas no Brasil ou se os historiadores não as haviam compreendido como tais. Se perguntavam se as teorias feministas eram adequadas ao nosso contexto. Fizeram muitas perguntas. E, à medida que perguntavam, me lembravam das inúmeras conversas que tive com outras artistas mulheres sobre essas questões. Entre nós, quase corno segredos.

      Clara Ianni: Arte, Política, Sociedade e Ideologia, 2016 (port)
      Luciana Veras

      Em outubro de 2015, a exposição do 19º Festival de Arte Contemporânea Sesc_Videobrasil ocupava o Sesc Pompeia (SP), colosso arquitetônico projetado por Lina Bo Bardi (1914-1992). Embora monumental, a construção parecia abraçar as obras ali mostradas, emprestando o tom ocre de suas paredes a vídeos que descortinavam paisagens diversas – subjetivas, metafóricas e literais.

      Em uma das salas montadas para o festival, croquis da construção da capital do Brasil eram exibidos em duas telas lado a lado; além de ver os esboços do que seria Brasília, o visitante ouvia as vozes de duas figuras proeminentes na concepção da metrópole erigida no meio do nada – os arquitetos e urbanistas Oscar Niemeyer (1907-2012) e Lúcio Costa (1902-1998). Eles, contudo, não se referiam aos famosos traços e desenhos urbanos pelos quais também seriam celebrados, e, sim, a uma chacina ocorrida em fevereiro de 1959 em um dos canteiros de obras. Evitando responder aos questionamentos feitos pelo documentarista Vladimir de Carvalho, pareciam sacramentar a máxima de que a História é escrita, de fato, pelos vencedores.

      A fricção entre uma obra reconhecida mundialmente como um dos maiores feitos arquitetônicos do século XX, a fúria com que foram tratados dezenas dos homens que se devotavam a construí-la e o soterramento dessa memória é uma das chaves de Forma livre, videoinstalação de 2013 de Clara Ianni. Havia um outro trabalho dessa paulistana nascida em 1987 no ousado conjunto amealhado pelo 19º Videobrasil: Linha, também de 2013. Tratava-se de “uma série de gravuras de linhas que marcaram a invenção do território brasileiro, derivadas de tratados históricos ou conflitos; deixo só as linhas, o que elas têm de conteúdo político e como elas desenham e redesenham a sociabilidade e o afeto de humanos com humanos e sociedades com sociedades”, nas palavras da própria artista visual. Forma livre e Linha lhe renderam um dos prêmios de residência internacional do festival.

      Graduada em Artes Visuais pela Universidade de São Paulo, com mestrado em Visual and Media Anthropology pela Freie Universität, de Berlim, Clara Ianni promove mergulhos investigativos em suas obras, com foco nos elos que se estabelecem entre arte, política, sociedade contemporânea e ideologia. Da 31ª Bienal de São Paulo, em 2014, por exemplo, participou com o vídeo Apelo, em que dividiu a autoria com Débora Maria da Silva, fundadora do Movimento Mães de Maio – criado por mulheres que perderam seus filhos assassinados pela Polícia Militar de São Paulo em maio de 2006, em resposta aos ataques criminosos perpetrados pelo Primeiro Comando da Capital/PCC. As sequências, filmadas no Cemitério de Perus, na zona norte da capital paulista, evidenciam a naturalização das mortes cometidas “em nome da lei”e, mais uma vez, a repressão da memória – o local foi um dos pontos de desova para cadáveres de presos políticos durante a ditadura militar que vigorou até 1985 no Brasil.

      Em Natureza morta ou estudo para ponto de fuga (2011) e Cubo (2010) a violência surge com outras camadas de leitura. Neste último, parte da exposição coletiva Trash Metal/Quem tem medo?/Vão, na galeria paulistana Vermelho, com curadoria da artista Dora Longo Bahia, um objeto montado a partir de chapas de zinco era apresentado com um taco de beisebol ao lado, dando ao visitante a oportunidade de saciar suas pulsões de agressividade, destruindo-o. No primeiro, que integrou uma coleção chamada Untitled na 12ª Bienal de Istambul, nove chapas de alumínio se ladeiam, em perfeita simetria, com dezenas de perfurações de balas disparadas por armas de calibres distintos (38, 22 mm, 12, entre outros). Muitos furos se chocam com a rigidez da igualdade das chapas, idênticas e retangulares, como se os rastros violentos colidissem, ironicamente, com a monótona repetição do cotidiano.
      Em sua obra mais recente, a série de fotografias Tratado, a artista desconstrói uma imagem obtida no momento em que o presidente interino do Brasil, Michel Temer, é empossado. Qual o sentido daquela foto e dos detalhes das mãos – todas brancas, todas masculinas – que assinam documentos preparados para legitimar um governo nascido da refutação a uma eleição democrática? Porém, assim como nas esculturas Trabalho concreto (2010) e Totem (2011), não se deve esperar respostas imediatas de Clara Ianni. Uma janela para a reflexão é o convite que ela faz, provocando os espectadores, com pertinência e acuidade, a se relacionar com suas obras a partir de uma indagação premente: qual é o lugar da arte na contemporaneidade saturada de informações, excessos e significados?

      Publicado em Revista Continente #189

      Q+A With Clara Ianni [12 Istanbul Biennial] - Art in America, 2011
      Brian Boucher

      The youngest artist in the Istanbul Biennial is 24-year-old Clara Ianni, from São Paulo. In the “Untitled (Abstraction)” group exhibition is her Abstract Work (2010), which consists of a shovel hanging on the wall with a square hole cut out of the metal blade. Previous works have also dealt with labor—for example, her 2009 video Here you can dream, in which the artist builds a wall out of cement bricks, ultimately filling the frame. She has also addressed frustration, in works such as Steal this Piece, 2011, where the title phrase is carved into blocks of marble; and geometry—Territorial Pissings is a 2011 piece in which the artist marked out a square on the gallery floor in her own urine.

      Over Turkish tea at a hookah café outside the Biennial, A.i.A. spoke with Ianni about the concepts that inform Abstract Work.

      BRIAN BOUCHER One can easily see the reference in your Abstract Work to Duchamp’s 1915 readymade, In Advance of the Broken Arm. And one can see that it’s a shovel that won’t work, that will endlessly fail. Abstract work of art and, as you mentioned to me already, the words for work and labor are the same in Portuguese.

      CLARA IANNI My very minimal intervention with the object operates on two levels. The first is canceling out the function of the object, invalidating this object that is meant to work the land. I come from an immigrant Italian family that went to Brazil to work in the fields. Then, with the perfectly square hole, there’s an art historical reference to the geometric vocabu- lary of formal abstraction.

      BOUCHER Am I right to think there’s a relationship to Marx’s idea of alienated labor, as well?

      IANNI I don’t even think about alienated work. What I’m more concerned with is just the paradox of working in contemporary society, doing work that doesn’t lead you anywhere, and you cannot achieve and you cannot access the things that you are doing. You can read the subject of my piece as alienated work, but I think it’s just the way work is done in our society.

      BOUCHER So is there a connection with Marx?

      IANNI Yes. But for Marx, there are two different concepts: abstract labor and concrete labor. There are a lot of levels of my work that fit well with the concept of this biennial, which reviews the vocabulary of minimalism and abstraction, which are very important in Brazilian art history. By way of a pun on Marx’s concept, my work connects to the Concrete movement, and the Neo-Concrete movement, as well as Helio Oiticica and Lygia Clark, much of whose work was interpreted as being non-narrative and not political. There are many different ways I could go in talking about this work. I don’t even know where to start.

      BOUCHER Speaking of the start, tell us a little about your background. Where did you study?

      IANNI I studied at the University of São Paulo. I got a bachelor’s degree in painting, though much of my work now is in sculpture and installation. I took a lot of classes in philosophy and psychology, which influenced the way I try to think about my work.

      BOUCHER Is that where you encountered Marx?

      IANNI No, actually my family has a quite Marxist-oriented background. My grandfather Octavio Ianni was a sociologist in Brazil and was involved in translating Marx into Portuguese in the ‘60s. He wrote a lot about politics in Brazil, and issues of race and so on. When the dictatorship came, my parents were involved in the student movement, and during the dictator- ship they were involved in the resistance. They were very involved with theater. Using a lot of references to Brecht, they used popular and working-class theater to do interventions in society. My grandfather lost his university job when some critical intellectuals were fired. Me, I used to be involved with anarchist groups in Brazil.

      BOUCHER So you didn’t learn it. You lived it.

      IANNI Right. I didn’t learn it in class. But that’s the great thing about being an artist—you can work in all these different influences. And political influence is very strong in my background, so it is bound to appear in the work.

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