The second oldest biennial in the world and the largest contemporary art event in the Southern Hemisphere and the Americas is now open. With 121 participants, the Bienal reveals new perspectives on the world based on the urgencies of current times;

The exhibition presents approximately 1,100 artworks of different mediums, spread over the 30,000 square meters of the Ciccillo Matarazzo Pavilion in Ibirapuera Park, which has undergone accessibility adjustments and renovations to host the event.

From June 7, 2023, the accreditation for the press and professional previews of the 35th Bienal de São Paulo – choreographies of the impossible is open. The opening to the public happens on September 6. Check out how to register.

In this article, the writer, editor and curator Miguel del Castillo searches for the union between photography and poetry in many Brazilian photobooks

Karen Sacconi’s play places ancient Greek theater in dialogue with the contemporary and the arts

For the first time in history, Brazil takes the Golden Lion for Best National Participation at the International Architecture Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia.

The collective Comer História talks about the history of the most Brazilian dish – rice and beans – and its relation to contemporary art. Know more!

Discover the first partial list of artists, the visual identity, website, curatorial council and educational proposal of the 35th Bienal de São Paulo – choreographies of the impossible

In an interview to Bienal, f.marquespenteado tells us about their participation on the 30th Bienal, their relation with embroidery and different identities

Know more about Terra [Earth], the exhibition that will represent Brazil on the 18th International Architecture Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia

Curator and researcher Giulia Casalini comments on Brazilian trans artists

KW Institute for Contemporary Art invites Grada Kilomba, part of the curatorial collective of the 35th Bienal, to an open conversation

LUMA Arles invites Diane Lima and Manuel Borja-Villel, part of the curatorial collective of the 35th Bienal, to an open conversation

Villa Arson invites Diane Lima, Hélio Menezes and Manuel Borja-Villel, part of the curatorial collective of the 35th Bienal, to an open conversation

Kunstinstituut Melly invites Manuel Borja-Villel, part of the curatorial collective of the 35th Bienal, and Charles Esche, curator of the 31st Bienal, to an open conversation

The exhibition signed by the curatorial collective composed of Diane Lima, Grada Kilomba, Hélio Menezes and Manuel Borja-Villel runs from September 6 through December 10, 2023