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Pivô is a non-profit art space providing a platform for exchange, critical thinking and artistic experimentation inside one of São Paulo’s most iconic modernist buildings, the Copan, projected by Oscar Niemeyer in the city’s central area. Since its inception, in 2012, the institution has enabled and facilitated projects by over two hundred artists and curators both local and international and in all career stages.

Its program is comprised by temporary exhibitions, new commissions, residencies, publications as well as discursive educational public programming, fostering a critical understanding of local and international most pressing issues in art and society. Our core mission is to create growing networks of exchange between artistic and cultural practitioners from different contexts and to provide an active meeting point for an emerging art scene in São Paulo.

Pivô’s activities are made possible through the generous support of a network of corporate and private sponsors and the remaining essential funding comes from grants, special editions developed by the artist in the program and its annual fundraising auction and benefit.

Pivô SP

Edifício Copan, loja 54
Avenida Ipiranga, 200
01046-925
São Paulo, Brasil

+55 (11) 3255-8703
contato@pivo.org.br

Pivô Salvador

Rua Boulevard Suíço, 11A
40301-110
Nazaré, Salvador
Bahia, Brasil

+55 (71) 4101-0540
+55 (71) 9402-0025
pivosalvador@pivo.org.br

Renan Marcondes

1991, São Paulo

www.renanmarcondes.com

Renan Marcondes is a visual artist, performer and researcher. PhD student at USP with research on neoliberalism, performance and presence. His work articulates choreography, sculpture and theoretical research to create pathetic situations to think about the genealogy of performance art. He is also a founding member of Pérfida Iguana, a contemporary dance group, created in partnership with the dancer Carolina Callegaro. His main projects include Human Proximity Protectors (MAJ SESC award, Paço das Artes Season of Projects; 43rd SARP prize), How a tortoise killed a jaguar and made a harmonica of one of his bones (ProAc 2015, sp arte performance award) and INVISIBLE PROJECT (in process). In 2018 he was awarded with the Prize for creation in residecy for young coreographers at the Museum of Image and Sound from São Paulo. With his practical and theoretical work, he has participated in important events such as VERBO, Sesc Biennial of Dance, MITsp, "Abre Alas", among others. His most recent solo shows are: Against Body (Oficina Cultural Oswald de Andrade), What does the body shelter (CAAA, Portugal, 2017) and Deep Fake (Adelina Institute, 2018).