Bruno Dunley is a painter: he is an essential protagonist amidst Brazil's young generation of painters whose work has come to prominence in the beginning of the twenty-first century. His oeuvre's complexity and richness—its variety and consistency—singularly stands out amongst this century's emerging artists.

A Galeria Nara Roesler | São Paulo apresenta Superfícies, mostra individual de Vik Muniz na qual o artista amplia a sua investigação sobre a imagem em uma série inédita de trabalhos, todos únicos e produzidos neste ano. A série tem como ponto de partida um conjunto amplo e variado de pinturas abstratas, de diferentes autores e procedências...

As a result of almost a decade’s worth of research on Rio de Janeiro’s buildings’ security fences, which physically separate Brazil’s people, supposedly protecting some from others–shielding but also jailing, preserving but also fragmenting communities–Raul Mourão developed an investigation into the idea of opposition. In the artist’s words, ‘We...

A Galeria Nara Roesler | São Paulo apresenta Imagens de uma juventude pop–pinturas políticas e desenhos da cadeia, quarta individual de Sérgio Sister na sede paulista da galeria. Acompanhada de texto de Camila Bechelany, a mostra reúne pela primeira vez um número significativo de obras pouco conhecidas pelo público – produzidas entre 1966 e 1971...

Em meio aos preparativos para I Want To Be Like You, exposição individual que inaugura em setembro, na Galeria Nara Roesler | New York, Carlito Carvalhosa abre as portas de seu ateliê no Rio de Janeiro e fala sobre seus trabalhos recentes, em sua maioria realizados em tinta óleo sobre cera e peças de alumínio. Ao falar sobre sua trajetória...

Suspensão, Artur Lescher Estação Pinacoteca–from March 23 rd to June 24 th 2019 Curadoria/Curated by: Camila Bechelany Direção/Director: Ricardo Gaioso Direção de Fotografia/Photography: Douglas Ferreira Câmera/Camera: Mateus Brandão Montagem/Editing: Douglas Ferreira

Introdução à teoria dos opostos absolutos, terceira individual de Raul Mourão na galeria, é repleta de antagonismos e reafirma a produção multimídia do artista–composta de esculturas, fotografias, pinturas e vídeos–incorporando comentários poéticos sobre o caos social e político atual. Com texto de Guilherme Wisnik, a mostra é dedicada a três...

Space, bodies, the passing of time and the concept of ephemerality—and the connection between these concepts—are some of the topics thought by Laura Vinci through art. Known for her sculptures and large-scale installations, the Brazilian artist also works as an art director in theatre productions. One of her most recent (and...

JR is a self-described photographer who uses perspective photography to create unique fly-posts on walls. Often drawing inspiration from people and their life stories, JR has produced well-known works that reflect social controversies in society today.

An exhibition film showing interviews with Not Vital and Clare Lilley, YSP Director of Programme.

Swiss artist Not Vital is an intriguing example of how the gap between art and architecture is narrowing. The artist, who is renowned for his unorthodox architectural structures around the world, here describes how his projects derive from moments in his own life.

Nelson Soares and Marcos Moreira, the Minas Gerais-based duo O Grivo, explore the relationship between machines and unpredictability. Their solo exhibition at Galeria Nara Roesler subverts the precision of modern technology through analogue processes and interventions. Axes, pulleys, drive belts and lines operate a complex system through...

Rodolpho Parigi explores the body and its possible representations, sexuality, and art history. Delving deeper into these subjects, he revisited old approaches in connection with his recent experiments, creating dialogue between different pieces of his oeuvre. Levitação, at Galeria Nara Roesler was designed as a site-specific installation for...

Presented in conjunction with Against the Grain: Wood in Contemporary Art, Craft and Design at the Museum of Arts and Design, on view March 19, 2013 to September 15, 2013.