With the group show From flight to nostrils, breathe, arms wide, messages in the wind (Do vôo às narinas respirar, braços largos, mensagens ao vento), HOA Galeria launches a new exhibition space in downtown São Paulo.
View of the exhibition "From flight to nostrils, breathe, arms wide, messages in the wind", at HOA Galeria. Photo: Wallace Domingues
From flight to nostrils, breathe, arms wide, messages in the wind references the title of the first HOA exhibition, held at SP-Arte Online during the COVID-19 pandemic. The show, which marks the gallery’s three-year anniversary and the opening of its new space in downtown São Paulo, is curated by Guilherme Teixeira and Nathalia Grilo. The works on display seek to express a decolonial perspective on the contemporary art that pervades identitarianism, to discuss possibilities of existence, in addition to constructing a way of looking at culture in the local surroundings.
In addition to hosting exhibitions, the new gallery also intends to become a stage for various contemporary art programs such as performances, meetings, courses, seminars, publication launch events and cultural activities focused on the work of racialized artists and/or artists who are part of the LGBTQIA+ communities, from a decolonial perspective.
HOA Galeria Rua Brigadeiro Galvão, 480, Barra Funda São Paulo/SP, Brazil Hours: Tuesday–Saturday, 10 am to 7 pm. The exhibition will remain on display until March 18, 2023.
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Caio Rosa, 1890, Semper Viva, 2022. Drawing on photograph and manual enlargement c-print, 56.5 x 84 cm. Photo: Wallace Domingues
Aun Helden, Eternidade [“Eternity”], 2022, video, 11:21 min. Photo: Press
Irmãs de Pau ["Stick Sisters"], SHAMBARALAI, 2022, video, 4:33 min. Photo: Press
Rafaela Kennedy, Dandara, 2019. Digital photography, printed on cotton paper with mineral pigment, 10 x 105 cm. Photo: Wallace Domingues
M0XC4, Quebrando vínculos ["Breaking ties"], 2023, acrylic on canvas, 115 x 160 cm. Photo: Wallace Domingues
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