Organización cerrada

Galeria Jaqueline Martins

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DATOS GENERALES

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Espacios expositivos: Galeria Jaqueline Martins, R. Dr. Cesário Mota Júnior, 443 - Vila Buarque São Paulo, Sao Paulo, Brasil
Galeria Jaqueline Martins - Bruselas, Rue aux Laines, 14 Brussels, Brussels Hoofdstedelijk Gewest, Bélgica

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Artistas que representa

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Etiquetas
Arte contemporáneo  Arte iberoamericano  Arte latinoamericano 

ENLACES OFICIALES
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Teléfonos
(11)2628-1943

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Descripción de la Organización

En abril del 2024 Galeria Jaqueline Martins se unió a Sé Galeria de Arte para formar la nueva galería Martins&Montero que mantuvo el espacio de la primera en Bruselas y abrió un nuevo espacio en São Paulo. ------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- A mediados de septiembre de 2020, anunció la apertura de un nuevo espacio de galería en Bruselas, Bélgica, en octubre de 2020. La galería, fundada en abril de 2011, se trasladó en septiembre de 2016 desde Pinheiros hasta su actual ubicación en Vila Buarque. < POR A Galeria Jaqueline Martins é um espaço de pesquisa, documentação, fomento e exibição da produção artística contemporânea. Propõe estratégias curatoriais colaborativas, que fomentem o diálogo entre diferentes gerações e distintas perspectivas culturais. Mantém como diretriz principal o estímulo às práticas artísticas caracterizadas pelo conceitualismo, pela ênfase nos processos, e pela postura crítica, e muitas vezes subversiva. Desde sua inauguração, em 2011, desenvolve um programa especial de investigação em torno das produções artísticas realizadas durante o período ditatorial no Brasil – em particular nas décadas de 1970 e 1980. Promove uma revisão histórica de processos desenvolvidos a partir de forte resistência intelectual, cuja ousadia e compromisso com a arte transformou a prática no país, mas cuja expressão, no entanto, foi extensivamente negligenciada ao longo das últimas décadas. Ao integrar pesquisas e práticas que confrontam a cena contemporânea em seu programa expositivo, a Galeria contempla revitalizar o debate que compreende ações artísticas como zona de contato para o exercício de mudanças estéticas, sociais e políticas. < ENG Galeria Jaqueline Martins is delighted to announce the opening of a new gallery space in Brussels, Belgium in October 2020. Since its inception in São Paulo in 2011, Galeria Jaqueline Martins has had a distinctly international outlook, bringing pioneering and often overlooked historic Brazilian artists to international prominence for the first time. The Belgium outpost will be the gallery’s first permanent presence outside of Brazil. Galeria Jaqueline Martins will open in Brussels on 17 October, inaugurated by a solo exhibition showcasing the work of Hudinilson Jr. (1957 – 2013), one of the foremost Brazilian artists of his generation; renowned for his influence on the development of Brazil’s art scene between 1970-2000, and for his active role in collectives and experimental shows. Hudinilson Jr. pioneered xerography in Brazil during the late 1970s, making fragmented copies of his own nude body parts using a Xerox machine – a technique he would become most known for later on. Jaqueline Martins, Founder and Director says: ‘We are excited to realise our long-held plan to open a second space in Brussels, despite the challenges of 2020. We feel more than ever that it is the right time to forge ahead with our expansion, in order to bring us in closer dialogue with audiences and artistic production in Europe.’ Since 2011, the gallery’s primary purpose has been to encourage and support conceptual, process-driven art practices with critical, often subversive outlooks and contemporary concerns. A key strand of the gallery’s activity delves into the artistic experimentation and languages of Brazil’s dictatorship era – particularly the 1970s and 1980s – and the important relationship between this historic period and contemporary art making. By incorporating visionary research and practices into its exhibitions program, Galeria Jaqueline Martins remains at the cutting-edge of the contemporary scene, while rekindling the debate on artistic action as a contact zone at which aesthetic, social, and political change is exercised. In addition to its representation of historically important artists, the Gallery fiercely encourages artmaking and experimentation by the young contemporary artists on its roster, in conversation with the rich heritage of conceptual art. Yuri Oliveira, Partner of Galeria Jaqueline Martins Brussels says, ‘We are looking forward to extending our rigorous, research-led program in the new Brussels venue, with the aim of deepening contemporary understanding of multidisciplinary Brazilian practices among European audiences. The gallery program will draw connections between our artists and movements such as Brazilian cinema novo and Brazilian dance, fashion and music, connecting these practices with European art movements and practices.’

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