“The Art That Unites Us”
Brazilian and Argentine artists present their work starting August 29 at the Consulate of the Argentine Republic in Rio de Janeiro
Amid the creative effervescence of contemporary art, the exhibition “The Art That Unites Us” aims to reveal artistic trajectories from Brazil and Argentina. The exhibition brings together paintings, sculptures, installations, and photographs. Supported by the Consulate General of the Argentine Republic in Rio de Janeiro, it highlights the talent pulsing through the veins of Latin American culture, offering a cross-section of contemporary artistic production between the two countries. Curated by Mario Camargo, the show gathers works by promising artists in a kaleidoscope of expressions and an enriching dialogue between visual artists with established research. The collective exhibition features Adriana Nataloni (Argentina), Alexandre Lambert, Ana Brüll (Argentina), Benjamin Rothstein, Beth Ferrante, Carlos Formiga, Christian Machado, Claudia Watkins, Dorys Daher, Ecila Huste, Estaban Uribe Escobar (Argentina), Fernando Sant'anna and Jessica von Lehsten Goes, Gloria Seddon (Argentina), Laura Figueiredo-Brandt, Lina Zaldo (Argentina), Leila Bokel, Marcelo Palmar Rezende, Mario Camargo, Raquel Saliba, Rogério Miranda, Sandra Birman, Sandra Felzen, and Solange Jansen.
