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An Art Lover’s Guide to São Paulo

São Paulo is a cultural powerhouse, and it’s home to the São Paulo Bienal (the second-oldest in the world) as well as Latin America's largest art fair, SP-Arte. Yet for all its scale, the city’s art scene “feels like it grew in secret, slowly, almost by accident,” in the words of Fernanda Brenner, founding artistic director of the nonprofit space Pivô. São Paulo spans more than 1,500 square kilometers and defies easy navigation; what holds it together for art lovers is a network of distinct cultural clusters—gallery districts, modernist landmarks, artist-run spaces—each with its own rhythm. As the influential gallerist Nara Roesler, whose gallery turns 50 this year, told Artsy, the city “provides an opportunity to experience a cultural ecosystem that is constantly evolving and to discover the richness and diversity of Brazilian and Latin American art through the people who make the city so dynamic.” This guide offers a bespoke selection of galleries, museums, and favorite places t

An Art Lover’s Guide to São Paulo

São Paulo is a cultural powerhouse, and it’s home to the São Paulo Bienal (the second-oldest in the world) as well as Latin America's largest art fair, SP-Arte. Yet for all its scale, the city’s art scene “feels like it grew in secret, slowly, almost by accident,” in the words of Fernanda Brenner, founding artistic director of the nonprofit space Pivô. São Paulo spans more than 1,500 square kilometers and defies easy navigation; what holds it together for art lovers is a network of distinct cultural clusters—gallery districts, modernist landmarks, artist-run spaces—each with its own rhythm. As the influential gallerist Nara Roesler, whose gallery turns 50 this year, told Artsy, the city “provides an opportunity to experience a cultural ecosystem that is constantly evolving and to discover the richness and diversity of Brazilian and Latin American art through the people who make the city so dynamic.” This guide offers a bespoke selection of galleries, museums, and favorite places t

An Art Lover’s Guide to São Paulo

São Paulo is a cultural powerhouse, and it’s home to the São Paulo Bienal (the second-oldest in the world) as well as Latin America's largest art fair, SP-Arte . Yet for all its scale, the city’s art scene “feels like it grew in secret, slowly, almost by accident,” in the words of Fernanda Brenner, founding artistic director of the nonprofit space Pivô. São Paulo spans more than 1,500 square kilometers and defies easy navigation; what holds it together for art lovers is a network of distinct cultural clusters—gallery districts, modernist landmarks, artist-run spaces—each with its own rhyt

An Art Lover’s Guide to São Paulo

São Paulo is a cultural powerhouse, and it’s home to the São Paulo Bienal (the second-oldest in the world) as well as Latin America's largest art fair, SP-Arte. Yet for all its scale, the city’s art scene “feels like it grew in secret, slowly, almost by accident,” in the words of Fernanda Brenner, founding artistic director of the nonprofit space Pivô. São Paulo spans more than 1,500 square kilometers and defies easy navigation; what holds it together for art lovers is a network of distinct cultural clusters—gallery districts, modernist landmarks, artist-run spaces—each with its own rhythm. As the influential gallerist Nara Roesler, whose gallery turns 50 this year, told Artsy, the city “provides an opportunity to experience a cultural ecosystem that is constantly evolving and to discover the richness and diversity of Brazilian and Latin American art through the people who make the city so dynamic.” This guide offers a bespoke selection of galleries, museums, and favorite places t

Gallerist Maria Ana Pimenta is bringing São Paulo to Lisbon

From jacaranda trees to Brazilian furniture, cool cultural cross-pollination is the order of the day at home and at work