Programa 2023

For next year, Pivô will count on a network of partnerships that will actively contribute to the programming, among them: IMS (BR), Arte Pará (BR), UV Estudios (AR), Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art (UK), Capc Bordeaux (FR), La Escocesa (ES), Más Arte Más Acción (COL). Soon we will announce the complete program.

The first exhibition of the year already has a date.   The inauguration of the exhibition commemorating its 10th anniversary of Pivô and also of the Bolsa ZUM is planned for the period April 1st to June 30th. The group show will be presented by Instituto Moreira Salles, with works by artists and collectives contemplated by the scholarship to foster contemporary production, created by the IMS in 2013.

The exhibition will present works by Aleta Valente, Aline Motta, Bárbara Wagner, Castiel Vitorino, Coletivo Garapa, Coletivo Trema, Dias & Riedweg, Dora Longo Bahia, Eustáquio Neves, Célia Tupinambá, Helena Martins-Costa, Igi Ayedun, João Castilho, Letícia Ramos, Rafael BQueer, Sofia Borges, Tatewaki Nio, Tiago Sant´Ana, Val Souza and Vijai Patchinelaam. The curators are Thyago Nogueira, Daniele Queiroz e Ângelo Manjabosco. The works in the exhibition belong to the Contemporary Collection of the Moreira Salles Institute.For next year, Pivô will count on a network of partnerships that will actively contribute to the programming, among them: IMS (BR), Arte Pará (BR), UV Estudios (AR), Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art (UK), Capc Bordeaux (FR), La Escocesa (ES), Más Arte Más Acción (COL). Soon we will announce the complete program.

The first exhibition of the year already has a date.  The inauguration of the exhibition commemorating its 10th anniversary of Pivô and also of the Bolsa ZUM is planned for the period April 1st to June 30th.

The group show will be presented by Instituto Moreira Salles, with works by artists and collectives contemplated by the scholarship to foster contemporary production, created by the IMS in 2013.

The exhibition will present works by Aleta Valente, Aline Motta, Bárbara Wagner, Castiel Vitorino, Coletivo Garapa, Coletivo Trema, Dias & Riedweg, Dora Longo Bahia, Eustáquio Neves, Célia Tupinambá, Helena Martins-Costa, Igi Ayedun, João Castilho, Letícia Ramos, Rafael BQueer, Sofia Borges, Tatewaki Nio, Tiago Sant´Ana, Val Souza and Vijai Patchinelaam. The curators are Thyago Nogueira, Daniele Queiroz e Ângelo Manjabosco. The works in the exhibition belong to the Contemporary Collection of the Moreira Salles Institute.