PROJECT TITLE

Cromática

ARTIST

Waltercio Caldas

WHERE

Casa França-Brasil

ADRESS

Rua Visconde de Itaboraí, 78 – Centro, Rio de Janeiro

VISITATION

  • 08/16 – 10/21/2012
  • Tuesday to Sunday 10am – 20pm
  • Free Admission

PRODUCTION COORDINATOR

Luiza Mello

EXECUTIVE PRODUCTION

Adriana Salomão

PRODUCTION ASSISTANT

Luisa Hardman

PROJECT MANAGER

Marisa S. Mello

PROJECT ADMINISTRATION

  • Carolina Lima
  • Marcilio Feitosa

DESIGN

  • Zot Design |
  • Rara Dias
  • Paula Delecave
  • Ana Carneiro

ARCHITECTURE

  • Rua Arquitetos |
  • Pedro Évora
  • Carina Batista

SCENOGRAPHY

Camuflagem

EXHIBITION INSTALLATION

  • Install Produção Cultural e Montagem
  • Camuflagem

PRESS RELATIONS

Meio & Imagem | Ana Ligia Petrone

LIGHTING

Belight | Samuel Betts

VIDEO

  • Elisa Pessoa
  • Dudu Pessôa

SOUND EDITION

  • Antonio de Padua
  • Lucas Marcier

PROOFREADING

Duda Costa

TRANSLATION

Alex Forman

CASA FRANÇA-BRASIL

PRESIDENT

Evangelina Seiler

ADVISOR

Fátima Santiago

PROJECT COORDINATOR

Jeanine Toledo

PROJECT ASSISTANT

Daniel Jablonski

COMMUNICATIONS

Thiago Freitas

ADMINISTRATIVE TEAM

  • Fabiana Oliveira
  • Fernando Seabra
  • Sandra Helena da Silva
  • Tânia Santana
  • Valdeci Costa Lima

INTERNS

  • Eloiza dos Reis Assis
  • Lívia Martins Ferraz

DOCENT TRAINING AT EAV PARQUE LAGE

  • Cristina de Pádula
  • Maria Tornaghi
  • Tania Queiroz

PEDAGOGICAL CURATOR

Keyna Mendonça dos Santos Van de Beuque

ART EDUCATORS

  • Isabella Daut
  • Jade Medeiros Tavares
  • Livia Egger
  • Pedro Poncion Mota
  • Tereza Neuma
  • Wanderson Guedes

The proposition of Waltercio Caldas for the Casa França-Brasil, keeping the consistence with his previous research, is to question the nature of space, creating, with the objects, tensions between what is known and what is seen. Creating also a number of situations with chromatic characteristics, the works relate volume and color, as the artist notes: “the color is not merely an optical phenomenon: it is also spatial”.

The exhibition consists of five works that Waltercio prefers to call “situations”, three in the main hall, created specifically for the space of Casa França-Brasil, and two in the adjacent rooms, unprecedented in Rio de Janeiro.

PROJECT TITLE

Angelo Venosa

ARTIST

Angelo Venosa

WHERE

Museu de Arte Moderna do Rio de Janeiro

ADRESS

  • Av. Infante Dom Henrique 85
  • Parque do Flamengo
  • Rio de Janeiro

VISITATION

  • 07/26 – 09/23/2012
  • Tuesday to Friday 12 – 6pm
  • Saturdays, Sundays and holidays 12 – 7pm

CURATOR

Ligia Canongia

PRODUCTION COORDINATOR

Luiza Mello

PRODUCTION

  • Mariana Schincariol de Mello
  • Mariana Veluk
  • Luisa Hardman

PROJECT MANAGER

Marisa S. Mello

PROJECT ADMINISTRATION

  • Carolina Lima
  • Marcilio Feitosa

VISUAL IDENTITY AND GRAPHIC DESIGN

  • Danowski Design
  • Sula Danowski
  • Nathalia Lepsch
  • Mariana Monteiro

LIGHTING PROJECT AND LIGHT DESIGN

BeLight | Samuel Betts

DISPLAY TECHNICIANS

Camuflagem

COPY EDITING

Rosalina Gouveia

ENGLISH TRANSLATION

John Mark Norman

PRESS RELATIONS

CW&A Comunicação

LEGAL COUNSEL

Álvaro Piquet Pessoa

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

Sara Venosa, Maneco Muller, Luis Carlos Nabuco, André Monteiro (Artes & Ofícios), Pedro Maia (Inoxmaia), Daniel Senise, Dulce e João Carlos Figueiredo Ferraz, Beatriz Milhazes, Felippe Crescenti, Fernanda Feitosa e Heitor Martins , Gustavo Rebello, Eduardo Lopes Pontes, Conrado Malzone, Heitor Reis, BGA (Brazil Golden Art), Genny e Selmo Nissenbaum, Ricardo Schmitt Leal e Sophie Bernard, Mara Fainziliber, Museu de Arte Contemporânea de Niterói,  Coleção João Sattamini, Museu de Arte Contemporânea da Universidade de São Paulo, Acervo Banco Itaú, Museu de Arte Moderna de São Paulo, Centro Cultural São Paulo, Coleção Gilberto Chateaubriand MAM RJ e Celma Albuquerque Galeria de Arte.

The bigest solo exhibition of Angelo Venosa held today in his 30 year career, it occupied an area of 1,800 m2, with approximately 30 works. The show had the character of “summary of the work” with a selection of pieces able to clarify the development of work over time, since the 80’s to today.

The idea was not to mount a “retrospective” in accordance with conventional exhaustive way, but rather a concentration of sculptures showing the route of the work, both in what it suggests continuity, and on the changes of formal language operated during production. To this end, there was not a chronological distribution of the sculptures, but a succession of pieces from various eras and processes, united in tracing a sequential line in space, arranged in the very architecture of the museum.

PROJECT TITLE

From the margin to the edge

ARTISTS

  • Adriana Varejão
  • Alex Flemming
  • Amador Perez
  • Angelo Venosa
  • AoLeo
  • Ascânio MMM
  • Berna Reale
  • Caio Reisewitz
  • Cao Guimarães
  • Claudia Moreira Salles
  • David Cury
  • Eduardo Coimbra
  • Emmanuel Nassar
  • Gilberto Paim & Elizabeth Fonseca
  • João Penoni
  • Jum Nakao
  • Laura Erber
  • Laura Lima
  • Marcone Moreira
  • Marcos Chaves
  • Maria Laet
  • Maurício Azeredo
  • Maurício Dias & Walter Riedweg
  • Nelson Leirner
  • Raul Mourão
  • Regina Silveira
  • Rico Lins
  • Rochelle Costi
  • Rodrigo Braga
  • Rodrigo Calixto
  • Zé Carlos Garcia

WHERE

Somerset House

ADRESS

  • West Water Gate, Soutn Wing,
  • Victoria Embankment,
  • London, WC2R 1 LA, England

VISITATION

  • 07/21 – 09/08/2012
  • Monday to Sunday 11am – 7pm
  • Admission Free

CURATOR AND TEXTS

Rafael Cardoso

PRODUCTION

Automatica

PRODUCTION COORDINATOR

Luiza Mello

PRODUCTION AND ASSEMBLY COORDINATION

Flavia D’Amico

PRODUCTION

Arthur Moura

PRODUCTION ASSISTANT

Ana Paula Vulcão

EXPOGRAPHIC PROJECT

  • Daniela Thomas
  • Felipe Tassara

LIGHTING PROJECT

Fernanda Carvalho

VISUAL IDENTITY AND GRAPHIC DESIGN

  • Tecnopop |
  • Ana Luiza Costa
  • André Stolarski
  • Marcelo Pereira

COMMUNICATION COORDINATOR

Luis Marcelo Mendes

SOCIAL MEDIA

Chico Dub

AUDIOVISUAL CONTENT AND AUDIO GUIDES

  • Estúdio Zut!
  • Christophe Buffet
  • Matthieu Rougé

PROJECT MANAGER

Marisa S. Mello

PROJECT ADMINISTRATION

  • Carolina Lima
  • Marcilio Feitosa

COPY EDITING

Duda Costa

ENGLISH VERSION OF THE SUBTITLES

Alex Forman

LOGISTICS AND TRANSPORT CONSULTANTS

Al Consultancy

The exhibition comprised the work of 33 designers and artists, presenting a broad cross-section of contemporary painting, object-making, photography, graphic design and video installation in Brazil. Every piece has been created within the past decade. The selection features not only established, celebrated names such as Regina Silveira and Nelson Leirner, but also artists on the rise such as Rodrigo Braga and Zé Carlos Garcia. And the curator is Rafael Cardoso.

The exhibition taking up the more than 450 square metres of the mezzanine floor at Somerset House, a location that hosted Casa Brazil – a centre for the promotion of Brazilian culture with a special focus on the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro and the doings of the Brazilian Olympic Committee during the 2012 London Games.

PROJECT TITLE

Gambiarra Aesthetic

ARTIST

Cao Guimarães

WHERE

Cavalariças – Parque Lage

ADRESS

Rua Jardim Botânico, 414, Jardim Botânico, Rio de Janeiro

VISITATION

  • 04/27/2012 – 07/01/2012
  • Monday to Sunday 10am – 7pm
  • Free Admission

CURATOR

Felipe Scovino

PRODUCTION COORDINATOR

Luiza Mello

PRODUCTION

  • Mariana Schincariol de Mello
  • Ana Paula Vulcão

PRODUCTION ASSISTANT

Luisa Hardman

PROJECT MANAGER

Marisa S. Mello

ADMINISTRATIVE COORDINATOR

Carolina Lima

GRAPHIC DESIGN

Clara Meliande

LIGHTING AND EQUIPMENT

Belight

SCENE SETS

Camuflagem

PROOFREADING

Duda Costa

ENGLISH VERSION

Alex Forman

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

Nara Roesler Gallery

SCHOOL OF VISUAL ARTS OF PARQUE LAGE

DIRECTOR

Claudia Saldanha

ADVISER

Vitor Zenezi

ADMINISTRATIVE COORDINATOR

Herbert Hasselmann

EDUCATION COORDINATOR

Tania Queiroz

PROJECT COORDINATOR

Clarisse Rivera

SUPERVISION OF MEDIATORS

Cristina de Pádula

MEDIATORS

Studants of the Training Course for Mediators – EAV Parque Lage

ASSOCIATION OF FRIENDS OF THE SCHOOL OF VISUAL ARTS

PRESIDENT

Paulo Albert Weyland Vieira

The show Gambiarra Aesthetic brings together the most recent production of the artist Cao Guimarães. With 22 photographs of the series entitled Gambiarras (2005-2010) and Real Landscapes – tribute to Guignard, and videos made between 2004 and 2011, making up a dialogue on one of the main points in the trajectory of the artist: the relationship between photography and video and how this constellation forms what we might call the “aesthetics of quick-fix” in his work.

The vision of the world that Guimarães offers us is through estrangement; his work makes us know more about the vicissitudes of the world from the different and not from the same. Estrangement can also be the quick-fix / troubleshooter or gambiarra, something in turn that belongs to the imagination and the Brazilian quotidian.

PROJECT TITLE

Viva Elis

WHERE

Centro Cultural São Paulo

ADRESS

Rua Vergueiro, 1000, Paraíso – São Paulo, SP

VISITATION

  • 04/14 – 05/20/2012
  • Tuesday to Friday 10am – 8pm
  • Saturdays, Sundays and holidays 10am – 6pm
  • Free Admission

CURATORS

  • Allen Guimarães
  • João Marcelo Bôscoli

PRODUCTION COORDINATOR

Luiza Mello

PRODUCTION

Mariana Schincariol de Mello

PRODUCTION ASSISTANT

  • Luiza Hardmam
  • Ana Paula Vulcão

ADMINISTRATIVE COORDINATOR

Viviane Amado M. Rodrigues

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

Beatriz Santos

MANAGEMENTS RIGHTS ELIS REGINA

  • Tribo Produções
  • Copyrights Consultoria

DESIGN

Tecnopop

DESIGN COORDINATOR

Alexsandro Souza

VEDEO DIRCTION AND EDITING

  • Estúdio Zut!
  • Matthieu Rougé

EXPOGRAPHIC PROJETC

Artifício Arquitetura Exposições

EXPOGRAPHIC COORDINATOR

Vasco Caldeira

EXPOGRAPHY

  • Carolina Ferreira Bucek
  • Natália Matos

SCENE SETS

Elástica

ARCHIVE IMAGE RESEARCH

Antonio VenA?ncio

ARCHIVE IMAGE PRODUCTION

Antonio Venâncio

Remo Brandalise

PHOTO COLLECTION SCAN

Let it Shine

DIGITAL AUDIO ENGINEERING

Sergio Chagas

DISCOGRAPHY PROGRAM

  • NewGosling.com
  • Bruno Gosling
  • Gabriel Souto

AUDIO AND VIDEO EQUIPMENT

Maxi Áudio

COMPUTING EQUIPMENT

Video Tek

LIGHTING EQUIPMENT

Armazém da Luz

LIGHTING PROJECT

Guiilherme Bonfanti

PROOFREADING

  • Nova Leitura
  • Amanda Cadore
  • Evillyn Kjellin

ENGLISH VERSION

Alex Forman

LEGAL ACCESSORY

Marilene Gondim

PRESS OFFICE

Batucada Comunicação

CULTURAL MARKETING

Rita Boccato

CENTRO CULTURAL SÃO PAULO

GENERAL DIRECTION, CURATING AND PROGRAMMING

Ricardo Resende

ADMINISTRATION

Gilberto Labor e equipe

COLLECTION DUCUMENTATION AND PRESERVATION

Márcia Augusto Ribeiro e equipe

LIBRARY

Waltemir Jango Belli Nalles e equipe

PRODUCTION AND EVENTS SUPPORT

Luciana Mantovani e equipe

COMMUNICATION

Janete El Haouli e equipe

CULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM

Alexandra Itacarambi e equipe

PROJECT TECHNICAL COORDINATION

Priscilla Maranhão e equipe

In the thirty years without Elis Regina, Automatica produces this exhibition celebrating the life and work of one of the greatest singers of Brazil.

The exhibition seeks to keep alive the voice of Elis to new generations. The show features over 200 photos of the singer, interviews, posters, videos and personal items.

PROJECT TITLE

For the silence of plants

ARTIST

João Modé

WHERE

Cavalariças – Parque Lage

ADRESS

Rua Jardim Botânico, 414, Jardim Botânico, Rio de Janeiro

VISITATION

  • 12/17/2011 – 04/01/2012
  • Monday to Sunday 10am – 7pm
  • Free Admission

PRODUCTION COORDINATOR

Mariana Schincariol de Mello

PRODUCTION

Ana Paula Vulcão

PROJECT MANAGER

Marisa S. Mello

ADMINISTRATIVE COORDINATOR

Carolina Lima

MULTIMEDIA

Belight

SET

Camuflagem

SCHOOL OF VISUAL ARTS OF PARQUE LAGE

DIRECTOR

Claudia Saldanha

ADVISER

Vitor Zenezi

ADMINISTRATIVE COORDINATOR

Herbert Hasselmann

EDUCATION COORDINATOR

Tania Queiroz

PROJECT COORDINATOR

Clarisse Rivera

SUPERVISION OF MEDIATORS

Cristina de Pádula

MEDIATORS

Studants of the Training Course for Mediators – EAV Parque Lage

PRESIDENT

Paulo Albert Weyland Vieira

The exhibition proposes an intervention, designed by João Modé, especially for the Parque Lage. The work occupies since the gateway, crosses the space of Cavalariças and extends into the forest.
In the forest, paths constructed above ground level giving access to several points where speakers are installed, playing music and various sounds (some directly related to nature and others totally out of context).
Into the building of Cavalariças works a meditation space, a intersection of the street and the forest where the instalation develops. This space is occupied by the sound control, some musical instruments so people can interact and play music, and also some documentation of the process as: drawings, engravings, photographs and a notebook with a list of songs.

TITLE PROJECT

Fernanda Gomes

ARTISIT

Fernanda Gomes

WHERE

Museu de Aarte Moderna do Rio de Janeiro

ADRESS

Avenida Infante Don Henrique, 85, Parque do Flamengo, Rio de Janeiro

VISITATION

  • 12/17/2011 – 04/22/2012
  • Tuesday to Friday 12am – 6pm
  • Saturdays, Sundays and holidays 12am – 7pm

TEXT

Paulo Venâncio Filho

PRODUCTION

  • Luiza Mello
  • Marisa S. Mello

PRODUCTION ASSISTANT

  • Luisa Hardman
  • Julia Pombo

The exhibition of Fernanda Gomes at Museum of Modern Art, Rio de Janeiro, is an occupation – wood, glass, cardboard, furniture, string, everyday objects, entire things and fragments form a single work, built with the uniqueness of each object (which can also be according to the artist, a finished work, as the log of wood with a full glass of water to the mouth). The exhibition space breathes the power of dialogue between the void and meet unexpected things.

PROJECT TITLE

Ivens Machado

ARTIST

Ivens Machado

WHERE

Casa França-Brasil

ADRESS

Rua Visconde de Itaboraí, 78, Centro, Rio de Janeiro

VISITATION

  • 12/10/2011 – 02/17/2012
  • Tuesday to Sunday 10am – 8pm
  • Free Admission

CURATORS

  • Evangelina Seiler
  • Pedro Rivera

PRODUCTION COORDINATOR

Luiza Mello

PRODUCTION

  • Adriana Salomão
  • Luisa Hardmam

PROJECT MANAGER

Marisa S. Mello

ADMINISTRATIVE COORDINATOR

Carolina Lima

MULTIMEDIA

Belight

ARCHITECTURE

RUA Arquitetos

GRAPHIC DESIGN

Quinta-feira

SCENE SETS

Camuflagem

PRESS OFFICE

Meio & Imagem | Ana Ligia Petrone

CASA FRANÇA-BRASIL

PRESIDENT

Evangelina Seiler

CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER

Ricardo Paiva Cavalcante

AID

FA?tima Santiago

PROJECT COORDINATOR

Jeanine Toledo

PROJECT ASSISTANT

TA?nia Santana

COMMUNICATION

Thiago Freitas

ADMINISTRATIVE TEAM

  • Fabiana Oliveira
  • Fernando Seabra
  • Sandra Helena da Silva

SUPPORT

Valdeci Costa Lima

INTERNS

  • Elinatan de Oliveira Carvalho Alvarenga
  • Lívia Martins Ferraz
  • Rodrigo de Aguiar Cereja

In environments created from raw materials – wood, earth, boxes, ceramic tile – the artist dialogues with densities, with earlier works and resumes video art. Ivens Machado somehow rearranges the codes of conventional sculpture – works with issues such as volume and mass – and becomes one of the main representative artist of his generation.
Ivens has designed large environments with his works for the show, all untitled.

PROJECT TITLE

Travessias – Contemporary Art at Maré

ARTISTS

  • Alexandre Sá
  • André Komatsu
  • AVAF
  • Chelpa Ferro
  • Davi Marcos
  • Emmanuel Nassar
  • Coletivo Filé de Peixe
  • Henrique Oliveira
  • Lucia Koch
  • Marcelo Cidade
  • Marcos Chaves
  • Matheus Rocha Pitta
  • Michel Groisman
  • Raul Mourão
  • Ricardo Carioba
  • Rochelle Costi
  • Pandilla Fotográfica

WHERE

Galpão Bela Maré

ADDRESS

Rua Bittencourt Sampaio, 169, Maré, Rio de Janeiro, RJ

VISITATION

  • 26/11 – 18/12/2011
  • Tuesday to Saturday 10am – 5pm
  • Free Admission

CURATORS

  • Daniela Labra
  • Frederico Coelho
  • Luisa Duarte

EXECUTION

  • Observatório de Favelas
  • Espiral

EXECUTIVE MANAGEMENT

Leticia Monte

PRODUCTION COORDINATOR

Luiza Mello

PRODUCTION

  • Ana Hupe
  • Ana Paula Vulcão
  • Arthur Moura
  • Luisa Hardman
  • Mariana Schincariol de Mello

PRODUCTION ASSISTANT

Liz Tibau

EDITORIAL PRODUCTION

Marisa S. Mello

ARCHITECTURE

  • RUA Arquitetos |
  • Pedro Évora
  • Pedro Rivera

GRAPHIC DESIGN

  • Quinta-feira |
  • Duda Estrella
  • Pedro Moraes
  • Wallace

PRESS OFFICE

CW&A Comunicação

PHOTOGRAPHY RECORD

Imagens do Povo

AUDIOVISUAL RECORD

  • Cadu Barcelos
  • Wagner Novais

LIGHTING

Belight | Samuel Betts

WEBSITE DEVELOPMENT AND EDITION

  • Felipe Vaz
  • Joca Vidal

EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM

Association with the Experimental Center of Education and Art of MAM-RJ

The project proposes the incorporation of the Maré slum and its inhabitants on the map of the visual arts and the map of our cultural practices as active creators and questioning agents of the same principles and ideas that circulate in other areas. In the four weekends that happened the event, there were exhibitions of works, performances and workshops.

The role of visual artist and of contemporary Brazilian art is fundamental to this process of urbanand and aesthetics integration we need to build. The relation of the favela with the other inhabitants of the cities is directly by a mutual lack of looking. Enter your art in the everyday life of slums is much more than expose works in unpublished spaces for new audiences. The art in this universe, becomes a powerful bridge between parties, which expands possibilities, stimulating conversations, and meetings between people, critics, curators, gallery owners, artists, students and other interested participants.

PROJECT TITLE

Building Brasilia

WHERE

BIP – Brussels Info Place

ADDRESS

2-4 rue Royale – B-1000 Bruxelas, Bélgica

VISITATION

11/16/2011 – 01/15/2012

CURATOR

  • Alfredo Britto
  • Heloisa Espada (IMS)
  • Pedro Évora

EXPOGRAPHIC PROJECT

Pedro Évora

COLLECTION

Instituto Moreira Salles

PRODUCTION COORDINATOR

Luiza Mello

PRODUCTION

  • Ana Hupe
  • Mariana Schincariol de Mello

PRODUCTION ASSISTANTS

Luisa Hardman

PROJECT MANAGER

Marisa S. Mello

ADMINISTRATIVE COORDINATOR

Carolina Lima

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

Marcílio Feitosa

IMAGE PROCESSING

Reserva Técnica Fotográfica do Instituto Moreira Salles

ARTWORKS SETUP

Reserva Técnica Fotográfica do Instituto Moreira Salles

PRINTING

  • Estúdio Lupa
  • Instituto Moreira Salles

NATIONAL TRANSPORT

A Alternativa

INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORT

Hizkia Van Gralingen

LOGISTICS AND TRANSPORT CONSULTING

Al Consultancy

INSURANCE

Alliaz

LEGAL ACESSORY

  • Álvaro Piquet Pessoa
  • Barbara Vorndran | Vinhas e Pessoa Advogados

ACCOUNTANCY

Priori Assessoria Contábil

The exhibition Building Brasilia, consisted of 62 photographs from the collection of Instituto Moreira Salles (IMS), and it was part of the festival Europalia. The show offered a broad overview of the timing of the capital of Brazil highlighting the main works of the Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer in the city. It also presented images of the Bandeirante, the district officially created in 1957 to house the thousands of workers who were attracted there during construction.

The exhibition gathered images of Marcel Gautherot (Paris, 1910 – Rio de Janeiro, 1996), Peter Scheier (Glougau, 1908 – Airing, 1979) and Thomaz Farkas (Budapest, 1924 – New York, 2011), European photographers who immigrated to Brazil in the 1930s and 1940s, becoming essential references in the context of Brazilian photography of the twentieth century.

PROJECT TITLE

Design Brazil

WHERE

Design Vlaanderen

ADDRESS

Koloniënstraat 56 – 7e verdieping, 1000 – Brussels, Belgium

VISITATION

  • 11/12/2011 – 02/05/2012
  • Free Admission

CURATOR

Tulio Mariante

DESIGN VLAANDEREN TEAM

Inge Vranken

ASSISTANT CURATOR

Bernardo Senna

PRODUCTION COORDINATOR

Luiza Mello

PRODUCTION

  • Ana Hupe
  • Mariana Schincariol de Mello

PRODUCTION ASSISTANT

Luisa Hardman

PROJECT MANAGER

Marisa Mello

ADMINISTRATIVE COORDINATOR

Carolina Lima

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

Marcílio Feitosa

NATIONAL TRANSPORT

A Alternativa

INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORT

Hizkia Van Gralingen

LOGISTICS AND TRANSPORT CONSULTING

Al Consultancy

INSURANCE

Alliaz

LEGAL ACCESSORY

Álvaro Piquet Pessoa

ACCOUNTANCY

Priori Assessoria Contábil

The show, which was part of the Europalia festival, offered a wide panorama of Brazilian design. Brazil has high-tech projects, designed for your sophisticated and globalized industry, simultaneously produces objects of high quality made in artisanal small-scale operations. This exhibition aims to show how diverse and creative Brazilian design expresses joy, a fascinating aspect of our culture.
In exhibition, products created by designers from around the country, including furniture, jewelry and bijus, textiles, lighting, children, fashion ornaments, household utensils and office.