Tag: Brazil

Jaqueline Martins and Maria Montero, two prominent Brazilian art dealers, are joining forces to create Martins&Montero, a new gallery venture. The merger will see the closure of their individual galleries

An auctioneer recently claimed that a painting attributed to renowned Brazilian artist Tarsila do Amaral, which was offered for sale at the SP-Arte fair in São Paulo for 16 million

Frieze’s 12th New York fair and fourth outing at The Shed (until 5 May) is the first edition since the British company acquired the city’s largest art fair, The Armory

A 19th-century naturalist book that had been missing for 16 years after being stolen from a museum in northern Brazil has been discovered in London and repatriated on 1 May.

The Museu Nacional in Rio de Janeiro has recently received a significant donation of 1,104 animal and plant fossils to help rebuild its permanent collection following a devastating electrical fire

Severe rainfall and floods in southern Brazil have caused extensive damage to museums and heritage sites in the state of Rio Grande do Sul. Over 50 museums and nearly 100

The 2025 United Nations Climate Change Conference (Cop30) is scheduled to take place in Belém, the capital of the Amazonian state of Pará. With nearly 20% of the Amazon facing

A newly discovered work by the renowned Brazilian artist Tarsila do Amaral has been authenticated after facing doubts about its authenticity. The painting, titled “Landscape” and dating back to 1925,

São Paulo recently hosted the Rotas Brasileiras art fair, showcasing the best established and emerging talent from Brazil’s 15 states. The fair, in its third edition, features works by around