Spaces and places, as well as landscapes and territories, are determining themes in Marina Camargo’s artwork. Read more

“In the long run we are all dead”. This maxim from economist John Maynard Keynes’s 1923 Tract on Monetary Reform is to this day the subject of heated discussion by both supporters Read more

In a story as short as it is inspired, Borges recounts the map of an empire which had the exact size of the empire, map and territory coinciding, point by point Read more

{ Excerpt from text published in the book Placing the Border in Everyday Life Read more

With its remarkable exhibition journey, DISTANT REFLECTION presents us with a set of recent works made from photographic prints and videos. Read more

In Planisfério (Planisphere), Marina Camargo’s work orbits between its two main artistic thrusts: the attempt to encompass something of amplitude Read more

In 1943, the same year he founded The Studio of the South (Taller del Sur), Uruguayan constructivist artist and art theorist Joaquin Torres-Garcia produced a small charcoal Read more

While looking for a guiding idea for the exhibition space at MARGS – in a Biennial with a theme of territoriality – we focused on three routes in Rio Grande do Sul that seemed to offer Read more

1. The North American artist Robert Smithson made some important works in the late 1960s and early 70s which created a dialectical relationship Read more

The advent of modern art in the mid 19^th century is tied to an expansion of discourse about art. The growing availability of texts and statements – criticism, essays, biographies and Read more

1.  Fractal satellite images, aligned to the circumference of the earth by GPS, seem to make everything that has hitherto formed the art and science of Read more

In choosing the Centro Cultural São Paulo and its very busy library to Read more

There is reciprocal tension between what is written about a visual artist’s work and the work itself: one is the Read more