SP-Art

The city's largest art and design event is taking place this week in São Paulo.

Galleries, artists, and exhibitions?all feature special programming in the rhythm of the 22nd edition of SP?Arte.

Enriched by the diversity of artistic techniques and periods, Almeida & Dale presents nearly 100 names?ranging from historic legacies to contemporary art standouts?in this edition.

Galeria Luciana Brito brings work from different generations of artists and explorations in contemporary art.

In addition to the galleries, designer Lucas Recchia also brings his unique artistic style?this time, beyond just furniture.

Among friends and collectors, our agenda beats in sync with the events that enliven the city.

NINO CAIS

At Galeria Lume, next door to Studio TH, the weekend calls for a visit to the solo exhibition of artist Nino Cais.

By creating tension between presence and disappearance, volume and surface, Nino Cais places us before a fundamentally liminal condition: neither a full image nor a definitive ruin; neither a complete body nor an inert fragment. His works inhabit the interval?the territory where identity suspends itself in order to be reconfigured.

? excerpt from the curatorial text by Ana Carolina Ralston.

Where faces are covered, bodies are interrupted, and what appeared static perhaps even takes on a new spirit. It's almost like suspending recognition and allowing yourself to look at the new.

Between hiding and revealing, there is transformation.

And perhaps it is precisely there, in this space between forms, that we begin to see differently.

BAB

A visit to Ibirapuera Park during this edition of SP?Arte calls for an essential, multicultural stop: the inaugural edition of the Architecture Biennial, a celebration of Brazilian identity.

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