The virtual version of SP-Arte , the country's main art fair, starts today and runs until August 30. With the participation of 136 exhibitors, including art and design galleries, publishers, publications, associations, collectives and independent projects, the virtual fair is prepared to receive up to 2 million simultaneous accesses, with a robust platform full of interactions. Just like the physical fair, each gallery has a limited space to exhibit its artists: a maximum of 30 works are available for each gallery. Names such as the traditional galleries Nara Roesler, Fortes D'Aloia & Gabriel, Millan, Marilia Razuk, Carbono, and international galleries such as David Zwirner, Garth Greenan Gallery, Mira Madrid mix with the team of exhibitors focused on design, such as Carpenters Gallery, Etel, Hugo França, Jacqueline Terpins, Passado Composto, Gustavo Bittencourt and collectives, such as Nacional Trovoa. The group is closed by publications and publishers: Banca Tatuí and Lovely House, among others, and also associations such as Abact (Brazilian Association of Contemporary Art) which promises to sell works by its members. The experience is not limited to the images of the works. In addition to browsing the rooms with the art on the gallery pages, visitors can also enjoy practical and agile navigation through the images, texts, videos and audios. And if they happen to be interested in a specific work, there is direct access to contact the gallery.
SP-Arte Viewing Room August 24-30, 2020 Access via
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