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  • Regina Silveira "Discurso" from the series "Dilatáveis", 1981/2003 digital file for printing and cutting on adhesive vinyl variable dimensions ed 2/3
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The artistic practice involves all the steps inherent to the creative process, and, although each artist is unique, their processes all reveal the same common aim: to communicate. Understanding the importance of processes in artistic manifestations, Luciana Brito Galeria is presenting a group of works that reflects the diversity and individuality of each artist in his or her exercise of experimentation, with works by Augusto de Campos, Analivia Cordeiro, Bosco Sodi, Caio Reisewitz, Eder Santos, Fernando Zarif, Geraldo de Barros, Gertrudes Altschul, Iván Navarro, Jorge Pardo, Pablo Lobato, Rafael Carneiro, Regina Silveira e Rochelle Costi.
 
Regina Silveira's Dilatáveis emerged with her academic research in the 1980s, through engraving and the appropriation of images, based on the study of the representation of shadows projected in exaggerated and distorted ways.
 
Bosco Sodi's Sun Paintings series was produced during the time of social isolation at Casa Wabi, on the Mexican coast, where the artist employed the rough surface of burlap sacks to paint “sun” circles in appreciation of the local sunset. Rafael Carneiro's paintings, on the other hand, present an organic and free method, based on images from his own collection, which are decontextualized, articulated and resignified. Fernando Zarif, in this series of small portraits, revealed his frenetic form of production, where creating was associated to a symbiotic experience with the processes.
 
In his last artistic foray, Geraldo de Barros created the Sobras series through cuts, collages and interpositions made on the basis of his own personal photograph collection, creating and recreating narratives of a lifetime. Likewise, Rochelle Costi uses images and imagery from her surroundings to delineate fields of interest in her photographs, while Caio Reisewitz resignifies the image through a technique of diluting shapes, colors and textures.
 

 

SP Arte 2020
  • Augusto de Campos, “The Unforeseen”, 2017/2019, print on Hahnemühle paper 350gr, 31.49 x 31.49 in
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SP Arte 2019
  • Jorge Pardo, Untitled, 2018
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SP Arte 2018
  • Allan McCollum, “Collection of Sixty Drawings”, 1988/1991
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SP Arte 2017
  • Untitled, 2017
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For this version of sp-art we bring a selection of exclusive works presenting a panorama of the most recent production of artists of different generations. Among the highlights of this selection there are new works by Rafael Carneiro and Tiago Tebet. From another generation, but having the painting as a common medium, we present on our stand some works by Fernando Zarif, in which the artist composed delicate images through the exploration of textures and colors. The sp-art is also the occasion to show the work of Pedro Caetano, the newest artist represented by the gallery.

SP-Arte 2016
  • Tiago Tebet, “Pro(des)cendência”, 2016
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For the next edition of SP-Arte, Luciana Brito Galeria has prepared an innovative form of participation in art fairs. It will occupy its 120m2 booth with three subsequent solo exhibitions, thus allowing an in depth contact with the production of great names from Brazilian contemporary art, who have prepared new works for the occasion: Regina Silveira, Caio Reisewitz and Tiago Tebet. Plus, the gallery will create a smaller stand within its booth, where the visitors will be able to see a exclusive selection of works by Gaspar Gasparian, Geraldo de Barros, Pablo Lobato, Rochelle Costi, Tiago Tebet, Thomaz Farkas and Waldemar Cordeiro, among others.

  • “Portrait with Firewood”, 2009, 136 x 136 cm
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On the occasion in which Marina Abramovic (1946, Yugoslavia) celebrates in Brazil a milestone of her career, with exhibition Terra Comunal (curated by Jochen Volz at Sesc Pompeia), Luciana Brito Galeria aims to amplify the knowledge on her oeuvre through a selection of works especially made for sp-arte. Featuring iconic pieces in photography, installation and video, the selected works bring a concise yet meaningful panorama of her contribution — one of the important legacies to the performance art and one of the most influential on contemporary culture, with a reach that goes far beyond the visual arts and performative arts scene. The selection also highlights her research in Brazil, which has important segments addressed by The Current, a documentary feature to be launched on April 21st. See images of the booth in the gallery page on Facebook.

sp-arte 2014
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ALEX KATZ at sp-arte 2014: April 3 to 6

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SP Arte 2012
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SP Arte 2012

10.05.2012 - 13.05.2012
SP Arte 2011
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Ibirapuera Park

São Paulo, Brazil

11.05.2011 -
15.05.2011


Thursday and Fruday | 14-22H
Saturday and Sunday | 12-20H

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