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Expansion of contemporary art exhibitions in Brazil
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Art exhibitions and institutional partnerships are expanding continue to expand across various Brazilian regions. Brazil. In Curitiba, the 16th Curitiba International Biennial features exhibitions at the Memorial de Curitiba focused features two free exhibitions centered on the concept of ‘thresholds’, ‘thresholds’: one showcasing the printmaking of approximately 100 works and woodcut matrices by printmaker Ciro Fernandes Fernandes, and another featuring the photography of Argentine artist Abraham Votroba. Simultaneously, In Ribeirão Preto is hosting Preto, the 1st IEA-RP Watercolor Exhibition as part is scheduled at the University of São Paulo (USP) IEA-RP Cultural Space from August 20 to October 9. This showcase includes over 70 works by 27 artists and serves as parallel programming for the 51st Ribeirão Preto National-Contemporary Art Salon. Furthering the reach of contemporary art, the Salon (SARP). The 36th Bienal de São Paulo has extended is also extending its reach through itinerant program to programming. In Sesc Rio Preto. This collaboration, which has Preto, the exhibition themed ‘Nem todo viandante anda estradas – Da humanidade como prática’ runs from August 19 to November 15, continuing a history in partnership with the city dating that dates back to 2012, aims to provide pedagogical discussions and art access to audiences 2012. Additionally, the Museu Nacional da Cultura Afro-Brasileira (MUNCAB) in Salvador will host a traveling exhibition from the interior of 36th Bienal de São Paulo. Paulo from September 5 to November 29. Curated by Keyna Eleison and Thiago de Paula Souza, the exhibition explores dialogues with Afro-Brazilian and Afro-diasporic cultures, featuring works by 14 Brazilian and international artists, including local artists Antonio Társis, Alberto Pitta, and Nádia Taquary, as well as American photographer Ming Smith.
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