THYAGO NOGUEIRA: “INSTITUTIONS EXIST FOR ARTISTS”
Brazilian curator Thyago Nogueira, who heads Contemporary Art and Photography at Instituto Moreira Salles (IMS), reflects on the role of institutions, photography’s multiple dimensions, and the need to build new connections between the art scenes of Brazil and Argentina, ahead of his upcoming visit to Pinta BAphoto.
MERCEDES CLAUS AND PHOTOGRAPHY’S “POROUS NATURE”
Whether it is from the archive to the gallery or spanning between research and curatorial practice, Mercedes Claus explores the different spaces that outline Argentina’s photographic scene. This is an interview about the circulation, legitimization, and interpretation of images, in light of her work as curator of RADAR at the upcoming edition of Pinta BAphoto.
MAM SÃO PAULO REOPENS IN IBIRAPUERA PARK WITH THE 39TH PANORAMA OF BRAZILIAN ART
The museum returned to its headquarters after renovating the building, with 33 artists from 11 states and updates to its education, collecting, and dining offerings.
BODY, EARTH, AND MEMORY: ANA MENDIETA AT TATE MODERN
The British institution reclaims the legacy of the Cuban artist through an exhibition that examines the intersection of her lived experience, nature, and identity, utilizing a museographical approach that transcends mere documentation to bridge ephemeral actions, moving-image works, and sculpture.
BUREAU MOVES INTO ATELIERS TRES SARGENTOS IN RETIRO
The cultural strategy office will open in late October with a site-specific exhibition by Olivier Mosset and Gilda Picabea.
EVE SCHILLO ON PHOTOPGRAPHY BEYOND PHOTOGRAPHY
Eve Schillo is an Associate Curator in the Wallis Annenberg Department of Photography at LACMA (Los Angeles County Museum of Art). During her upcoming visit to Buenos Aires, Argentina, for Pinta BAphoto 2026, she shares an organic and systemic perspective on photography, one that does not need to remain within its own boundaries.
LATIN AMERICAN ART SEEKS A PLACE AT FRIEZE LONDON
The British event highlights the growing presence of Latin American contemporary art, although its visibility remains conditioned by the commercial dynamics of a global fair and by local cultural policies that pragmatically contribute to shaping a contemporary art landscape closer to its audience.
FROM ONE DREAM TO ANOTHER: THE 18TH LYON BIENNALE
In a world marked by dizzying change and a constant flow of images and information, the 18th Lyon Biennale encourages us to take the time to observe, disconnect and listen to what the works of the invited artists seek to express. In dialogue with the social, political and economic realities of our time, they question and challenge our certainties, enriching democratic debate, our collective imagination and our ways of living together.
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