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Lidia Lisbôa in new exhibitions at Sesc Belenzinho and MAS news
02/08/23
Lidia Lisbôa in new exhibitions at Sesc Belenzinho and MAS
Sesc Belenzinho | Museu de Arte Sacra
São Paulo, Brazil

Exhibition view at Museu de Arte Sacra, São Paulo, 2023 | Photo: Filipe Berndt

Two exhibitions featuring works by Lidia Lisbôa (1970, Terra Roxa, PR) are opening this week.

Today, August 2nd, starting 7pm, opens Dos Brasis: arte e pensamento negro at Sesc Belenzinho, in São Paulo. Curated by Igor Simões, Marcelo Campos and Lorraine Mendes, the show brings together works by 240 Brazilian artists, from every state in the country.

On Saturday, August 5, Volto ao jardim —curated by Simon Watson— will be inaugurated at the MAS – Museu de Arte Sacra, also in São Paulo.

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Dos Brasis
Volto ao jardim

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