João Caetano, Edgar Moura Brasil and Paola Ribeiro /Photo: Ari Kaye
Chris Laclau and Andrea Lins /Photo: Ari Kaye
Fernando Mendes and Antonio Bernardo /Photo: Ari Kaye
David Bastos, Marcelo Guidine and Rodolf /Photo: Ari Kaye
Marina Ribas, Neville D´almeida, Chris Laclau, João Caetano and Gorete Colaço /Photo: Ari Kaye
Lu Algarte and Maneco Quinderé /Photo: Ari Kaye
Ana Indio da Costa and Fernando Mendes /Photo: Ari Kaye
Nina and Dea Arbex and Cesar Neubert /Photo: Ari Kaye
Carlos Boeschenstein and Cristina Alho /Photo: Ari Kaye
Marcia Müller, Nando Grabowsky and Manu Müller /Photo: Ari Kaye
João Caetano and Beto Figueiredo /Photo: Ari Kaye
Ciça do Rego Macedo /Photo: Ari Kaye
Bel Becker and Anna Andreazza /Photo: Ari Kaye
Adriana Esteves and Cade Marino /Photo: Ari Kaye
Mabel Graham, Juliana Neves and Deborah Wilcox /Photo: Ari Kaye
Celso Rayol and Flavia Martins /Photo: Ari Kaye
Patricia Quentel, Ecio Cordeiro de Melo, João Caetano and Edu Machado /Photo: Ari Kaye
Fernando Peregrino and Simone Bacellar /Photo: Ari Kaye
Patricia Mayer, João Caetano and Andrea Lins /Photo: Ari Kaye
Fernando Mendes and Mauricio Nobrega /Photo: Ari Kaye
Fernanda Carminate, João Caetano, Pedro Kastrup and Luiza Baeta /Photo: Ari Kaye
Rafael Ramos and Carlos Vinicius /Photo: Ari Kaye
Gisele Taranto and João Caetano /Photo: Ari Kaye
Fil Freitas /Photo: Ari Kaye
Commercial events dressed as cultural always have a friendly face, even more so with prominent names involved. The Arquivo Contemporâneo store, in Ipanema, opened “The nature of each one”, curated by Christiane Laclau, with works by eight artists who, through very different languages and techniques, answer the question suggested by the curator: what is your nature ? “Nature plays a fundamental role in the cultures and identities of people and, throughout the history of art, it has been commented on by artists, always reflecting their perceptions, interpretations and personal connections with the natural world. In the exhibition, we brought new approaches under the vision of a group of artists in the 21st century”, says Laclau.
Among them, Andréa Lins with an imaginary garden in tiles, with collages inventing hybrid beings (trees and monsters) in warm colors that refer to the high temperatures of the backlands; The paintings by Alberto Saraiva, artist and current director of Parque Lage, mix dialogues with the history of art and natural landscapes; in Esther Bonder’s landscapes, there is intensity between colors and layers of light; Marina Ribas portrays fertility and the origin of life, and so on. André Sheik, the Gelli Sisters (Alice and Gabi) and Maria Gabriela Rodrigues also participate.
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Tags: nature art architecture Ipanema curated Christiane Laclau photos Lacerda
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