DENISE RODRIGUES-ALVES, JURACI DÓREA, MICHEL ZÓZIMO
Juraci Dórea, Denise Alves-Rodrigues, and Michel Zózimo are participating in the group exhibition “Histórias da Ecologia” [Histories of Ecology], at the Museu de Arte de São Paulo Assis Chateaubriand.
The theme of the 2025 curatorial cycle, “Histórias da Ecologia” will be an international collective exhibition occupying five floors of the Pietro Maria Bardi building, MASP’s new space. In a context marked by intensifying climate, political, territorial, and social crises, Histórias da Ecologia investigates how artists, collectives, and activists from around the world respond to the present time and understand the relationships between living beings, their creations, and the environment in which they live.
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Something Curated: Interview with Jota Mombaça
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Tratado de Narciso
Hudinilson Jr.
Interview with artist Hudinilson Jr, conducted between 2011 and 2013 by Vitor Butkus.
Here-there: MAM São Paulo meets Tomie Ohtake Institute
Lydia Okumura, Rafael França
Works by Lydia Okumura and Rafael França take part in the group show “Aqui-lá: MAM São Paulo encontra Instituto Tomie Ohtake” at the Tomie Ohtake Institute in São Paulo.
Jointly curated by the two institutions – Cauê Alves and Gabriela Gotoda, from MAM São Paulo, and Ana Roman and Paulo Miyada, from the Tomie Ohtake Institute – the collective exhibition ‘Aqui-lá’ addresses identities and cultures that are not restricted to a single territory, but are constructed in multiple places simultaneously – the interconnected “here” and “there.”
