Say Hello to the São Paulo Bienal!
This weekend the Fundação Bienal de São Paulo opened the 29th edition of the São Paulo Bienal in where else, but São Paulo, Brazil. This years Bienal is rooted in the idea that it is impossible to separate art from politics. Some 159 talented artists from 39 countries are exhibiting their artworks at the biennial, which carries the theme “There is always a cup of sea to sail in a line”, a quote borrowed from the Brazilian poet Jorge de Lima’s major work Invenção de Orfeu (1952). Check back this week as we will continue to cover the Bienal including its history and notable featured artists.
The Top 5 Yearly Events In Sao Paulo
Most famous for its huge carnival celebrations around Easter, Sao Paulo, not only the largest city in Brazil but also in the entire southern hemisphere, offers myriad other events throughout the year to excite and entertain travelers and locals alike....
The Top 5 Yearly Events In Sao Paulo
Most famous for its huge carnival celebrations around Easter, Sao Paulo, not only the largest city in Brazil but also in the entire southern hemisphere, offers myriad other events throughout the year to excite and entertain travelers and locals alike....
By SETH KUGEL of the New York Times IT may be the ugliest, most dangerous city you’ll ever love. Gray high-rises stretch to the horizon, graffiti blankets downtown, where those who can afford it drive bulletproof cars, and power lines form...
