Founded by artist Abdias Nascimento, the institution will stage a series of four exhibitions at Inhotim over the next two years

Art space in Belo Horizonte found an innovative way to engage with its audience during the pandemic—and now it's here to stay

The 34th edition of the second longest-running international exhibition reflects on past and present political and social tensions

The Lina Bo Bardi-designed museum in Brazil can currently only display 1% of its 11,000-piece collection

Lawsuit was filed against the Brazilian government earlier this month citing the imminent risk of a blaze

As the country's coronavirus cases spike, a new ordinance temporarily stops support for projects in places that have not yet lifted lockdown measures

The site will “encourage sustainable development that values the fauna and flora of the Brazilian environment—the themes to which Turin dedicated his life”, says collector and businessman Samuel Lago

Juliana Notari's work was installed days after President Bolsonaro vowed to never legalise abortion

The objects were seized by police from places of worship at a time when the practice of religions such as Candomble and Umbanda was a crime. They will now be housed at the Museu da Republica in Rio de Janeiro and displayed with guidance from religious representatives

After drastic financial losses due to Covid-19, the Brazilian museum says it will hold a smaller number of shows for longer periods of time and boost its digital offerings

Marking the fair's tenth anniversary, a live event with limited ticketing for collectors continues even as Covid-19 cases climb

The Brazilian arts park signed an agreement in 2016 to donate 20 works from its collection to the government in order to repay Bernardo Paz's $110m tax debt for laundering donations

The Museum of Contemporary Art at the University of São Paulo claims it is owed $3.6m for conserving and storing around 1,600 works repossessed from bankrupt Banco Santos president Edemar Cid Ferreira

The Brazilian president allegedly requested the removal of Os Orixás by the artist Djanira da Motta e Silva at the behest of his wife, an Evangelical Christian

In light of recent social shifts, major market events "need to rethink, reinvent and rejuvenate" by including more under-represented classes of artists, director says

The government has fired all 41 technical staff, who safeguard an important collection of more than 250,000 works

Maintenance was under par at Museum of Natural History and Botanical Gardens of the University of Minas Gerais

Luciano Querido, trained as an IT technician, has been in the role provisionally since May despite lacking the federal qualifications for the role

Police are investigating a 15 June blaze at the Museum of Natural History and Botanical Gardens of the University of Minas Gerais, home to more than 260,000 works of folk art and ethnographic objects

Frias is the fifth person to hold the role since Bolsonaro dissolved the ministry of culture after his election in 2019

Julio Villani's banners symbolise his “ongoing determination, revolt and despair” at the Brazilian leader's handling of the coronavirus crisis

As the inventor of kinechromatic art, he leaves behind "an ineffable legacy"

As Covid-19 continues to spread in Latin America, Brazil's Indigenous peoples are at risk more than ever due to lack of government protection

As the Brazilian president calls for businesses to re-open despite a growing number of Covid-19 cases, some refuse to follow "politically-influenced" advice

Fears about the spread of Covid-19 are growing just weeks after the country's Carnaval festivities ended

Exhibition at the Museu de Arte de São Paulo Assis Chateaubriand will kick off a year of shows celebrating the influence of dance on artists

A Brazilian federal court unanimously acquitted the billionaire mining magnate of allegedly siphoning off millions meant for his non-profit

The biennial launches this month with “kunsthalle-sized” exhibitions ahead of the main show in September

Duarte has been critical of the Rouanet Law, a federal cultural incentive, despite benefitting from it

As the Yanomani way of life is threatened once again, we hear from the photographer ahead of a major show at the Fondation Cartier