A person crouched in front of a glass storefront displaying abstract sculptures.

New Museum Triennial Features Curator from MASP Plus Festa Masp Sets Fundraising Record and Costa Brazil’s New Hudson Yards Flagship

Brian Hieggelke October 14, 2026

FEATURED EXHIBITIONS / MEMBERSHIPS

The Stage Hand Is Behind It All Tatiana Blass' exhibition at Instituto Tomie Ohtake questions our perception by showing us what happens behind the scenes.

Luiz Armando Bagolin October 12, 2026

A large, glowing orange digital screen displaying an owl image stands next to a dark wall, while a glass sculpture sits on a pedestal in the adjoining room.

The Owl Speaks First "Speaking in Tongues," the group exhibition at Galeria Nara Roesler, confronts the trickster figure of the oracle and hindsight's eagle-eyed perception.

Luiz Armando Bagolin October 9, 2026

A large sign spelling BRUMADINHO in colorful 3D letters, set atop a painted mural depicting local scenery including a train, houses, and the Casa da Cultura, located in front of a hedge and trees.

Art Basel Miami Beach Announces 2026 Exhibitors; Brazilian Galleries Form Third-largest Contingent Plus Inhotim’s Transitional Period, Pivô Boulevard Opens Artist Residency

Brian Hieggelke October 7, 2026

FEATURED STORIES

A hazy cityscape with tall skyscrapers at sunrise or sunset, overlaid with the text ART IN BRAZIL 2025 in bold, centered letters.

Art in Brazil: A Guide for Collectors, Curators and the Curious

Tall modern buildings with varied architectural styles rise toward a blue sky, viewed from below, creating a dramatic urban perspective with curves and sharp angles against the clouds.

The Art Geography of São Paulo

Art Paradises: Excursions from São Paulo for Sensory Delights

Rooms For Art: Discovering “The Many Brazils” at Rosewood São Paulo with Curator Marc Pottier

A square painting featuring a large, textured dark green circle centered on a dark reddish-brown field, hanging on a white gallery wall.

Repeating Gestures with “Gestos” This exhibition at Galeria Superfície featuring thirty-three artists asks how gesture keeps its meaning after endless repetition.

Luiz Armando Bagolin October 5, 2026

A modern art gallery with a white wall displaying five diverse artworks, including textiles, small framed pieces, and two shelves. The floor is polished concrete, and ceiling spotlights illuminate the space.

Leonilson Laid Bare The second U.S. solo showing of the late artist's work at Lisson in New York abstractedly depicts the personal and social reality of queer life in the seventies and eighties.

Wei Huang October 2, 2026

A white, two-story house with red-tiled roof, barred windows, and lush landscaping, surrounded by tall trees and stone walkway leading to the entrance.

Martins & Montero To Break Up Plus A Gentil Carioca awarded Pedro Ernesto Medal

Brian Hieggelke September 30, 2026

A man in a gray shirt and black pants stands on a concrete floor, looking at a tall, abstract wooden sculpture with black and orange paint on a white background.

Living In The Material World Ana Prata, Anderson Borba, Maria Andrade, Pedro França and Rodrigo Andrade reveal the material dimension of artworks in this group exhibition at Casa de Cultura do Parque.

Jose Bento Ferreira September 28, 2026

A modern building with a curved wall of floor-to-ceiling orange-tinted glass, reflecting trees and an outdoor scene; palm trees and pathways are visible outside.

A Wide Angle View of Our Time The thirty-ninth Panorama of Brazilian Art marks the reopening of the São Paulo Museum of Modern Art.

Ivi Brasil September 25, 2026