From 3 to 7 April, the event will bring together more than 180 exhibitors between art galleries, design studios, publishers and cultural institutions at the Biennial Pavilion
In 2024, to SP–Arte celebrates two decades of existence and reaps the rewards of continuous work, reflecting the vigor that the national art market has achieved. With the next edition scheduled for 3 to 7 April, no The Bienal Pavilion, the fair has been a platform that boosts the market by boosting exchanges between galleries, artists, curators and researchers.
The fair's capacity for reinvention and the attention it pays to its visitors are demonstrated in initiatives such as expansion in the area of design, the opening of Casa SP–Arte, partnerships with cultural institutions and the creation of an application that facilitates public interaction with the event.
Recognized as a key player in the development of the Brazilian artistic scene, the fair strengthens the country's presence in international cultural dialogue. With a diverse curation, ranging from established artists to new talents, SP–Arte confirms its role as a protagonist in the global art market when Brazil is experiencing a time of great cultural prominence, corroborated by the choice of Adriano Pedrosa – artistic director of Masp and mentor of the project Curatorial Laboratory within SP–Arte de 2011 to 2014 – as curator of the 60th Venice Biennale, in addition to the award of the Golden Lion, lifetime achievement, to the Italian-Brazilian artist Anna Maria Maiolino.
The fair’s curation features renowned Brazilian galleries such as Fortes D’Aloia & Gabriel, Luis Strina, Mendes Wood DM, Millan, The Gentle Carioca, Nara Roesler, plus a new generation of galleries including Gomide&Co, Galatea, Map, Mitre, HOA, Verve, Central and Surface. It also includes major international galleries such as Continua (Italy), Herlitzka & Co (Argentina), On, Gallery of The Missions and Piero Atchugarry (Uruguay), as well as RGR (Mexico). No design, spaces such as Etel stand out, Rain Studio, Signature Home and ,ovo, plus an exhibition curated by Livia Debbane. The event is consolidated not only as a fair, but a cultural hub that elevates visual art and solidifies the image of São Paulo as an effervescent epicenter of culture, art and innovation. With your reach, positions the city as a reference on the global stage.
Exhibitors
Art
The Gentle Carioca
Alban
Albuquerque Contemporary
Almeida & Dale
Protection 60
Andrea Rehder
Anita Schwartz
Art 57
ArteFASAM
ARTEFORMATED
Asphalt
Athena
Aura
Berenice Arvani
BG27
Bianca Boeckel
Bordallo Pinheiro
Carbon
Caribbean
Carmo Johnson Projects
yellow rose house
Triangle House
Cassia Bomeny
Central
Closed
culture shock
Climate
To be continued
AND Galeria
Eduardo Fernandes
Station
Folio
Fortes D’Aloia & Gabriel
Front / James Lisbon
Gabriel Wickbold
Gaby Indio da Costa
Galatea
Missions Gallery
South Gallery
Gallery Nosco
Gisela Projects
Gomide&Co
Herlitzka & Co.
Hilda Araujo / Proart
HOA
stainless steel + Radiant
Ipanema
Janaina Torres
Karla Osorio
The Raft Art
Rudder
Lemos de Sá
Leonardo Leal
Lima
Luciana Brito
Luciana Caravello
Luis Maluf
Luis Strina
Lume
Manoel Macedo Art
Map
Marcelo Guarnieri
Ground Zero
Marilia Razuk
Mario Cohen
Mendes Wood DM
Millan
Mitre
MT Projects
Nara Roesler
IN NOTHING
OWN
Orlando Lemos
Papai Contemporary
Signed Paper
Particular.art.br
Paulo Darze
Paulo Kuczynski
Piero Atchugarry
Pinakotheke
Vilaseca Doors
Block
Rafael Moraes
Raquel Arnaud
Reference
RGR
Ricardo Fernandes
Rodrigo Ratton
Salar Art Gallery
Silvia Cintra + Box 4
Simões de Assis
stone ART
Steiner
Surface
RED
VERVE
VIA THOREY
Zielinsky
Zilda Fraletti
Zipper
Design
,Ovo
.Copyright
+55 design
Adriana Yazbek
Alex Rocca
ALVA
AMDMB – Brazilian Modern Furniture and Design Association
andre ferri
Andre Grippi
Apartment 61
Aristeu Pires
Artemobilia
Arthur Casas / Studio Object
And Perez
Indigenous Banks of Brazil
Ribs House
Casual Furniture
Claudia Moreira Salles / Lights
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Cris Bertolucci Studio
d.Purpose
Domingos Tótora
It's Stone
BE + Tomazi Cabral
studio inside
Lodi Studio
Rain Studio
FOOD
Fernanda Marques | Breton
House firm
Giácomo Tomazzi Studio
GIORGIO BONAGURO
Gustavo Bittencourt
Cultural Heritage
humberto da mata
Itens Collections
Jacqueline Terpins
jaderalmeida
Julia Krantz
Juliana Lima Vasconcellos
Leandro Garcia
Lucas Recchia / Casual and Brazilian
Luiz Solano
Mail Kawahara
Time Furniture
Modern antiques Lora Ronco
More
Nicole and Luiza Toldi | Melina Romano
Campolongo nursery
Noemi Saga
novidary
Nydia Rocha + Studio De La Cruz
oEban
STATIONERY SHOP
Past Compound 20th Century
Paulo Goldstein
PROTOTYPE
Rodrigo Silveira
Sandra & seminars and visitation workshops – it was possible thanks to the association between the production company 4Art and Márcio Teixeira
Schuster Design
Suite Design
Superlemon
Teo
Varnish
Tactile: materials in contemporary design
Arthur Casas / Studio Object
Claudia Moreira Salles / Lights
Domingos Tótora
It's Stone
Lodi Studio
Juliana Lima Vasconcellos
Lucas Recchia / Casual and Brazilian
Luiz Solano
Mail Kawahara
Nest Campolongo Paulo Goldstein
Editorial
Act. Publisher
ArtNexus
Tatura Banking
BEĨ
Cobogó
Desap
Editorial Photo
nara roesler books
Olhares
Bags
Virgin Land Edições Ubu Editora
Institutions
House of the people
Inhotim
Institute of Contemporary Art – IAC
MAM São Paulo
MASP
Pivot
SESC São Paulo
Solar dos Abacaxis
Where to eat and drink at the fair
The fair's official restaurants will be La Serena and Kitchin. Chandon, Blue Moon, Whispering Angel and Terrazas de Los Andes will have bars at the event, and to take a break, Café Orfeu and Le Pain Quotidien are good options. The waters will be beautiful.
SP–Arte has master sponsorship from Itaú, Vivo, Iguatemi and Vivara and sponsorship by Kinea, Network, BMW, Chandon, Blue Moon, Unipar, Trisoft e Finarte.
SP–Arte
3–7 April 2024
Location
Ibirapuera Park Biennial Pavilion, gate 3
Timetables
03 April: guests
04–05 April: from 13h to 20h
06–07 April: from 11:00 to 7:00 pm
Tickets
R$ 80 entire
R$ 40 half price
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