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Brazilian Art Blooms in New York : Spring Auctions & Art Fairs Report

Frieze NY Frieze New York 2025 Opens with Energy, Brazilian Talent Takes the Spotlight After days of gray skies and drizzle, Frieze New York 2025 opened to bright sunlight and an atmosphere charged with excitement. This year’s edition feels more intense than ever, with just 24 hours separating it from TEFAF and a packed calendar […]

ABERTO Paris: le rendez-vous des tropiques, quand la gĂ©omĂ©trie rencontre l’ intuition

Leading this initiative is the ABERTO project, founded in 2022 by Filipe Assis, renowned for reimagining the art exhibition as a living cultural organism through its deep connection with modernist architecture. For the first time, this panoramic exhibition of Brazilian art, from Modernism through Neoconcretism to Contemporary Art, travels beyond Brazil’s borders, landing in Paris […]

Spring Art Guide: NYC Essentials

Sophie Su Art Advisory will be on the ground — attending previews, auctions, and fairs — offering firsthand insights into key market movements, exceptional artworks, and discreet trends shaping collector interest. Whether you’re building a collection, advising clients, or simply seeking inspiration, this guide provides essential highlights of New York Art Week 2025. Contact our […]

SP–Arte 2025 Sales Report: Brazilian Art Market Faces the Future with Resilience

But those tides are becoming increasingly unpredictable. Recent economic actions by U.S. President Donald Trump, including sweeping import tariffs and growing international trade tensions, have heightened global market volatility and increased the risk of recession. In Brazil, growing economic rigidity was also felt on the ground. For the second consecutive year, SĂ£o Paulo’s lack of […]

SP–Arte 2025: Connecting Brazilian Art with the Global Market

A Platform That Shapes Brazilian Art Market The 2024 edition left a lasting imprint on the art world, with more than R$100 million in sales, close to 40.000 visitors, and over 190 participants, from galleries and design studios to publishers and experimental spaces. Beyond the impressive numbers, the fair’s growing ability to cultivate dialogue between […]

France–Brazil : Centuries of Interwoven Visions in Art

  Afro-Atlantic Currents in in Brazilian and French Artistic Traditions   Brazil is essentially a land of miscegenation and artistic synthesis. Since its formation, it has always been a land of migration, absorbing influences from different parts of the world and transforming them into something unique. This cultural melting pot has shaped its artistic identity, […]

Brazilian Presence and Amazon Focus at ARCO Madrid 2025

Let’s note that Brazil stands out with 20 participating galleries, alongside a dedicated section for the Amazon Art, “WametisĂ©: Ideas for an Amazofuturism”, curated by Denilson Baniwa and MarĂ­a Wills in collaboration with the Institute for Postnatural Studies. This section brings together seven Brazilian galleries, including some exhibiting outside Brazil for the first time, such […]

ARCO Madrid 2025: Ideas for an Amazofuturism

ARCO Madrid is not just a fair but a strategic platform where collectors, curators, and institutions engage with emerging and established artistic talent. As one of the first major art fairs of the year, it sets the tone for market trends, with a strong presence of European and Latin American galleries offering investment opportunities across […]

Art Guide 2025: The Year’s Most Important Art Events at Your Fingertips

With a strong focus on Brazilian and Latin American art, this guide highlights the presence of Brazilian artists in major international exhibitions and art fairs. More than just a list of events, it provides curatorial insights, featured artists, and highlights, ensuring that you are not just informed but fully immersed in the global art market. […]

Brazilian Art Wins the World in 2025

Brazil is moving towards an increasingly significant role on the world art circuit, the result of a consistent movement towards internationalization and appreciation of national production. This new wave of recognition will continue in 2025, with solo exhibitions of historic Brazilian artists in renowned international museums, such as the Tarsila do Amaral retrospective at the […]

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