MASP’s Expansion Opens the Floor to Curatorial Experimentation
Until recently, the Museu de Arte de São Paulo’s programming has been tightly packed and spatially constrained.
Lina Bo Bardi
Lina Bo Bardi (1914-1992) was an influential Italian-Brazilian modernist architect, designer, and writer known for her innovative and socially conscious designs. She moved to Brazil in 1946 and became a significant figure in Brazilian modernist architecture. Some of her most notable works include the São Paulo Museum of Art (MASP), which features a bold, suspended structure, and the SESC Pompeia cultural center, both in São Paulo. Bo Bardi's work often integrated local materials and emphasized functionality, community, and accessibility. Her contributions to architecture and design continue to be celebrated worldwide.
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SP–Arte Founder Fernanda Feitosa Reflects On Brazil’s Lasting Cultural and Artistic Momentum
Now in its twenty-first edition, the fair continues to serve as a vital hub of connection for Brazilian artists, dealers and collectors and a key bridge to the international market.
A Design Lover’s Guide to São Paulo
Aside from the art scene, São Paulo has been attracting visitors (and chefs) from around the world with its growing culinary landscape, renowned for its diverse restaurants, spirited nightlife and sprawling shopping districts.
