Rogerio Medeiros is an important Brazilian visual artist/photographer, working with unique photo collages and limited edition fine art prints out of São Paulo. He is the author of "Ritmo e Gesto" (Rhythm and Gesture, in English), published in 2012 by Museu a Céu Aberto, and of the essays "Between Land and Sea" (2003), "Shadow of Doubt" (2006) and "Tangible Time" (2014). Some of Rogerio's most important solo art exhibitions are: Pinacoteca do Estado de São Paulo (2003), Ormeu

If you love art, there's one Brazilian name you absolutely need to know: Candido Portinari (1903–1962). Often hailed as the most internationally recognized Brazilian painter, Portinari didn't just paint pictures; he painted the very heart of his country—its people, its struggles, its joys, and its history. He’s a giant of Brazilian Modernism, and here’s a quick tour of his fascinating life and monumental work. Portinari’s beginnings were humble. He was born in 1903 on a coffe

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