Millan’s project for Art Basel Miami Beach 2023 is representative of the gallery’s commitment to promote experimentation and breakthroughs in contemporary art while stimulating debate between different languages and generations of artists.
With works by more than 20 artists, this set presents the main currents in Brazilian art landscape. These artists are helping to broaden protagonism, build bridges between different knowledges, revisit official narratives, and rethink relations with nature.
Presenting diverse perspectives, this selection demonstrates how art responds to the impasses and transformations we face globally and exercises the possibility of shaping new sensibilities.
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Alex Červený
Futuro do Pretérito
2023
Oil on linen
50.5 x 151 cm [20 x 59 ½ in]
Photo: Julia Thompson
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Saint Clair Cemin
Rollercoaster
2014
Stainless steel
140 x 160 x 160 cm [55 x 63 x 63 in]
Edition of 3
Photo: Elisabeth Bernstein
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Maxwell Alexandre
Untitled
2021
Shoe polish, bitumen, charcoal, graphite, latex and acrylic on pardo paper
320 x 480 cm [126 x 189 in]
Photo: Pedro Agilson
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Tunga
Untitled (from the Estojos series)
2012
Dyed marine sponge, iron, silver patina, stainless steel and plastic pearls
32 x 20 x 38 cm [12 ½ x 8 x 15 in]
Photo: Ana Pigosso
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Emmanuel Nassar
ColorSelfControl
2023
Painting on canvas
25 x 44 x 25 cm [10 x 17 ½ x 10 in]
Photo: Julia Thompson
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Peter Halley
Backfire
2023
Acrylic, day-glo acrylic and Roll-A-Tex on canvas
246 x 200 x 10 cm [97 x 78 ½ x 4 in]
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Paulo Pasta
Bimbo
2023
Oil on canvas
180 x 220 cm [71 x 86 ½ in]
Photo: Ana Pigosso
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Guga Szabzon
Deslize
2023
Sewing on felt
142 x 93.5 cm [56 x 37 in]
Photo: Ana Pigosso
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Thiago Rocha Pitta
Dois de Fevereiro
2023
Watercolor on paper
75 x 114 cm [29 ½ x 45 in]
Photo: Julia Thompson
