Two artists from the outskirts of São Paulo, the biggest city of Brazil, and how they and their work have been touched by the rich variety of social problems and the beauty of such a complex environment.

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It is more common for Brazilians to leave Brazil and go abroad to seek a better way of life. Bernard Rangel, artist and adventurer, did the opposite.

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For the fourth consecutive year the Design Museum hosts the finalists of The Brit Insurance Designs of the Year Awards, showcasing the best creations of 2010 from all over the world, including Brazil. Continue Reading

Presenting his first UK solo show Who Am I at East London’s Pure Evil Gallery on the 17th of February, Sesper’s work will be on display till early March, marking the arrival of fellow Famiglia Baglione member FLIP, with his first UK solo exhibition.

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The King’s Brazil Institute is honoured to be hosting philosopher Marilena Chauí (Universidade de São Paulo) as a Visiting Senior Research Fellow and for a couple of seminars in January and February.

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A new interiors accessories collection that uses “ethical” fabrics from Brazil is being launched this January at the Maison et Objet fair in Paris.

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Art created by street children from Ecuador and Mexico goes on show to mark the launch of a new International Children’s art charity programme.

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Over the days and weeks of January we’ve all been seeing the news about the constant rain and floods that have been happening in Brazil, destroying hundreds of houses and leaving thousands of people homeless, and clueless about their futures.

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The Stephen Friedman Gallery is happy to be welcoming back for her fourth solo exhibition at the gallery, a collection of new paintings by Brasilian artist Beatriz Milhazes.

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