Fernanda Brenner

As an exhibition on the late artist opens in São Paulo, Fernanda Brenner reflects on the comfort she found in his delicate drawings

At CAC Passerelle, Brest, the artist showcases an archive that maps Arab and South Asian migration to Latin America and the Caribbean

Karim Aïnouz’s debut feature film presaged contemporary discussions on gender performativity, racial violence and identity politics

Fernanda Brenner speaks to the artist about the way her work entangles different times, stories and locations

At M Leuven, the artist draws on the allegorical as a means of exposing the absurdity of the current state of affairs

Fernanda Brenner on the artist's uncanny and transgressive films

Fernanda Brenner looks at three activists groups challenging Bolsonaro’s anti-Indigenous government

At SESC Sorocaba, Brazil, the third edition of the Frestas Triennial of Arts respond to the debates around decolonialization that have dominated the discourse in Latin America for the past two decades

The museum's recent acquisitions and display overhaul is a move away from the institution’s elitist past and a celebration of Brazil's rich diversity

In a generous survey at the Museu de Arte de São Paulo, the artist reminds us that, even in times of adversity, art has the power to bring people together

The new co-artistic director of the Museum of Modern Art in Rio de Janeiro discusses her Afro-centred curatorial practice, the importance of translation, and writing as a form of dance

At Sesc Pompeia, São Paulo, five decades of the artist’s immersive work speak to the brutality and sensuality of American life

The artist’s feast is plentiful and sumptuous, but leaves us with a hefty bill and a heavy stomach

Ahead of her retrospective at London’s Whitechapel Gallery, the artist speaks to contributing editor Fernanda Brenner about the themes of hunger and hybridity in her work

The late artist rejected state censorship while presaging our image-saturated age

The late Brazilian artist’s retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art, Rio de Janeiro, is a delicate exploration of his multi-faceted practice

Latin American artists respond to nationalism, climate change, and other urgent crises

Bolsonaro’s repeated insults towards women, people of colour and the LGBT community, should have been enough to derail his campaign – it wasn’t

From devices for making acquaintances to an interruption of Lina Bo Bardi’s architecture, ahead of SP-Arte this week, the city’s best shows

Recent instances of censorship show an emboldened far right attacking the arts, queer identity and more: artists, curators and writers respond