Meanwhile, the museum partners with a Chinese tech firm to digitise its catalogued collection
The former army captain's apparent leanings toward authoritarianism and his fundamentalist views have arts professionals feeling wary
New far-right president wants to remove the country’s ministry of culture
The New Zealand-born artist’s show at the Barbican Art Gallery reflects her diverse approach to materials, including a rare Brazilian rubber called balata
While most of its collection is still buried under rubble, the institution begins the long road to restoration with displays of stored works that were spared from the fire
This will be no easy task and will require a broad coalition of forces
Much more was lost than objects and papers when the National Museum burned down
Swedish artist Mamma Andersson brings marginalised practitioners, including Chicago recluse Henry Darger, to the fore
Amid melee at Rio's National Museum, museology students begin project to digitise the institution
Budget cuts and negligence blamed for the blaze
The arts park maintains momentum as Bernardo Paz appeals a nine-year sentence for laundering donations
The exhibition was revived thanks to one of the country’s biggest crowdfunding campaigns, which raised more than $250,000
Conservators have used the method on a ceremonial cape made by the Tupinambá—a cannibalistic tribe from Brazil
The ministries of culture and transportation are now setting up a commission to create clear guidelines for objects coming into the country for cultural events
Exhibition at Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil mixes "traditional and modern, colonial and post-colonial, local and global"
São Paulo galleries have survived the country’s crises with a mix of adaptation and collaboration
Recent appreciation of artist challenges 'illusion that we have come to terms with variety of Modern art'
Two major shows had been planned but only Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil's is taking place after Masp cancelled
Vienna’s Weltmuseum criticised for displaying a trophy head
He denies money laundering charges, saying non-profit organisation is audited and operates independently from his companies
The Japanese artist plans to realise the second of her six global ecological projects in Brazil
Unlike their Western counterparts, female Brazilian artists are at the forefront of the market
Ten items from one collection withdrawn from New York auctions
Maria Antónia Pinto de Matos' three-volume catalogue is painstakingly researched and beautifully presented
Modern and contemporary works are on the way to Korea and Brazil
The show will be the first North American retrospective of the artist
A Léger and a Basquiat belonging to Edemar Cid Ferreira have been identified
Bringing together Picasso and Kapoor, Louise Bourgeois and Basquiat, Lam and the new Latin Americans, Jean-Hubert Martin and Achille Bonito Oliva