Victor Gorgulho (Rio de Janeiro, 1991) is a curator, journalist and researcher based in Rio de Janeiro. Graduated in Journalism from ECO-UFRJ. He holds a master’s degree in Literature and Contemporary Culture from PUC-Rio.

Curated the exhibitions We live in the best city of South America, along with curator Bernardo José de Souza (Átomos, Rio de Janeiro, 2016 and Iberê Camargo Foundation, Porto Alegre, 2017); The third world asks for a blessing and goes to sleep (Despina, Rio de Janeiro, 2017); I’ve always dreamed of a museum in fire – Laura Lima & Luiz Roque at Carlos Werneck’s Puppet Theater (Rio de Janeiro, 2018); Perdona que no te crea (Fortes D’Aloia & Gabriel, Rio de Janeiro, 2019).

Co-curator, with Keyna Eleison, of the exhibition Engraved in the body, at Carpintaria, Rio de Janeiro, on view until February 2021.

Since 2019 he is the curator of MIRA, ArtRio’s videoart program. He is part of the curatorial body of Despina, a research center and artistic residency space in Rio de Janeiro, under the direction of Consuelo Bassanesi. At the space’s cineclub, has promoted the screening of films and conversations with artists such as Cristiano Lenhardt, DISTRUKTUR and Karim Aïnouz.

As a journalist, he worked as assistant editor of culture for Jornal do Brasil (2014-2017) and today collaborates with vehicles such as El País Brasil. Co-organizer, along with critic and curator Luisa Duarte, of the book No tremor do mundo – Essays and interviews in the light of the pandemic (Editora Cobogó, 2020).

Guest curator Pivô Satélite 2021 #2