SP-Arte 2023: Check out the best of São Paulo's artistic circuit

SP-Arte is taking place between March 29th and April 2nd, at Pavilhão da Bienal, inside Ibirapuera Park. Besides the traditional sectors of the fair, the 19th edition presents Showcase - a new curatorial initiative that spreads throughout the stands and hallways of the event.
The proposal "Recovering paradises: not needing the end to arrive", curated by Carollina Lauriano, questions the separation between anti-racist social movements and environmental and ecological discussions - a false antagonism bequeathed by colonial modernity. Among the participating artists are Claudia Andujar, Rebeca Carapiá, Jaime Lauriano, Panmela Castro, Maré de Matos, Rosana Paulino, and others. We have selected some must-see exhibitions happening in the city during the fair.

Hélio Oiticica at Casa SP-Arte
SP-Arte inaugurated just before the opening of the fair as its permanent space for exhibitions and events related to the visual arts in São Paulo. Casa SP-Arte occupies one of the residences designed by artist and architect Flávio de Carvalho (1899-1973) for the Modernist Village, in Jardins. The house is the only one among the 17 that was entirely restored in its original version. The space opens its program with the exhibition Hélio Oiticica: mundo-labirinto, which brings together works from different phases of Oiticica's production (1937-1980), including his constructive investigations on the two-dimensional plane and experimental proposals that dialogue on art and life. Alameda Ministro Rocha Azevedo, 1.052 - Jardins Until July 22, 2023 / TUE–SAT, 11AM-5PM
Histórias Indígenas at MASP
Following up on the exhibitions dedicated to Stories at MASP, which have been taking place since 2016, MASP recently announced the 2023 programme that, this time, sheds light on the different Indigenous Stories around the world. Besides the exhibitions, the institution also foresees a series of courses, seminars, lectures, workshops and publications that propose to discuss indigenous representation in art - including not only artists and works, but also bringing representativeness to the curatorial structure. To open the year's theme, the exhibitions: Carmézia Emiliano: The Tree of Life; Mahku: mirações; Video Room: Bepunu Mebengokré Collective and Paul Gauguin: o outro e eu inaugurate the calendar. Paulista Avenue, 1578 - Bela Vista TUE, 10am-8pm / THU-SUN, 10am-6pm
Pina Contemporânea
Pina Contemporânea joins the Pinacoteca de São Paulo group of buildings, which now comprises Pinacoteca Luz and Pinacoteca Estação, becoming the largest museum in area for exhibitions in Brazil and the second largest in Latin America. The newly inaugurated space opened its doors to the public with a solo exhibition by the Korean Haegue Yang, entitled "Almost Colloquial", in the Galeria Praça, and with the group show "Square floor: works from the Pinacoteca's collection", in the Grande Galeria. With 60 works from the collection of contemporary art, in an assemblage guided by the desire to talk about territories, encounters and narratives of crossing, the group exhibition counts with the participation of artists such as: Brígida Baltar, Gretta Sarfaty, Hudinilson Jr, Marepe, Paulo Pjota, Yuli Yamagata and others. Tiradentes, 273 - Luz WED–MON, 10am-6pm
Alvaro Barrington at Mendes Wood DM
Venezuelan artist Álvaro Barrington is having his first solo show in Brazil at the gallery, entitled "Human Nature. The artist paints vivid abstractions that consider the cultural production of subjects ranging from flowers to childhood memories. R. Barra Funda, 216 - Barra Funda Until 05.13.13 / MON-FRI, 11am-7pm / SAT, 10am-5pm
"Além-vista" at Casa Gabriel
Recently inaugurated, Casa Gabriel presents the group exhibition “Além-vista”. Curated by Kura, the show takes the place's architecture as a starting point. Among the artists participating in the exhibition are Manoel Veiga, Marcelo Silveira, Rebecca Carapiá, Tiago Sant'ana, and others. Alameda Gabriel Monteiro da Silva, 2906 - Jardim America MON-FRI, 11am-6pm / SAT, 11am-3pm
Regina Parra at Pina Estação
Regina Parra will occupy the second floor of Pina Estação, a space dedicated to exhibitions that are based on the collection, but also on experimental projects. The artist's production explores supports such as luminous signs, painting, and video. For the opening of the show, entitled Pagã (for a wisdom of the flesh) - which is a kind of theatrical play dismembered in the exhibition space, Parra will give a performance. Largo General Osório, 66 - Santa Ifigênia Opening April 1st / WED-SUN, 10am-6pm
Vânia Mignone at Instituto Tomie Ohtake
Instituto Tomie Ohtake presents “De tudo se faz canção”, a solo exhibition by artist Vânia Mignone, curated by Priscyla Gomes. Born in 1967, in Campinas, São Paulo, the central axis of her paintings is the narrative, which is constructed from figures, words and objects balanced without hierarchies on the canvas plane. The artist makes casual use of a repertoire of characters, artifacts and mundane artifices. Rua Coropé, 88 - Pinheiros Opening April 1st / THUR–SUN, 11am–8pm
Adriel Visoto at Verve
Adriel Visoto is a painter and in his pictorial production, he creates small private, confessional and autobiographical narratives around trivial experiences and daily rituals, lived mostly in the domestic space. The paintings are always in small formats, a choice that accentuates and reinforces their objective, domestic, and affective dimensions. The artist presents his individual show "Common Stranger" curated by Ivo Mesquita. Edifício Louvre - Av. São Luís, 192 - Sobreloja 06 - República Until 04.04.23 / TUE-FRI, 11am-6pm / SAT, 11am-5pm
Antonio Tarsis at Fortes D'Aloia Gabriel
The gallery presents "recipe for disaster", the first solo exhibition by Antonio Tarsis (Salvador, 1995) since the announcement of his representation. The artist collects objects such as matchboxes, pieces of cardboard, paint cans, and charcoal in a daily practice that functions as an exercise in understanding himself and the landscape around him. His work involves collage and superimposition of large and medium format elements, assemblages, and drawings. R. James Holland, 71 - Barra Funda Until 15.04.23 / THUR–FRI, 10am - 7pm / SAT, 10am - 6pm

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