BiennialMay 8, 2023
35th Bienal de São Paulo announces first list of artists
The Fundação Bienal de São Paulo recently announced the first list of artists of the 35th Bienal de São Paulo – choreographies of the impossible, in addition to the visual identity, poster, educational project and curatorial council of this edition. The announcement was followed by the first open conversation with the 35th Bienal's curatorial collective, formed by Diane Lima, Grada Kilomba, Hélio Menezes, and Manuel Borja-Villel, on April 27, 7pm, Bienal Pavilion, São Paulo.
Entitled choreographies of the impossible, the 35th Bienal de São Paulo (September 6 – December 10, 2023) will bring together diverse artistic practices from locations outside the hegemonic circuit. With 43 names—comprising 37 artists, four duos and two collectives—this year’s edition will spotlight a broad spectrum of artists from different parts of the world and will distinguish itself in its diversity of artistic media, with several participants coming from the worlds of dance, film and music.
Addressing the curatorial vision for the 35th Bienal de São Paulo, the curators said: “With choreographies of the impossible we want to build spaces and times of perception that challenge the rigidity of western time linearity. What we see in this choreographic horizon are the strategies and policies of the movement that these practices have been creating in order to imagine worlds that confront the ideas of freedom, justice and equality as impossible achievements.”
First list of artists, 43 names were announced. The complete list will include over 100 participants and will be released in June 2023.
Aline Motta; Ana Pi and Taata Kwa; Nkisi Mutá Imê; Anna Boghiguian; Ayrson Heráclito and Tiganá Santana; Bouchra Ouizguen; Castiel Vitorino Brasileiro
Daniel Lie; Dayanita Singh; Deborah Anzinger; Denilson Baniwa; Castellón
Duane Linklater; Elda Cerrato; Elizabeth Catlett; Ellen Gallagher; Frente 3 de Fevereiro; Gabriel Gentil Tukano; Geraldine Javier; Igshaan Adams; Inaicyra Falcão; Julien Creuzet; Leilah Weinraub; Luiz de Abreu; Manuel Chavajay
Marilyn Boror Bor; Mounira Al-Solh; Nadal Walcott; Nadir Bouhmouch and Soumeya Ait Ahmed; Niño de Elche; Nontsikelelo Mutiti; Pauline Boudry and Renate Lorenz; Philip Rizk; Rolando Castellón ; Rosana Paulino; Sammy Baloji
Santu Mofokeng; Sarah Maldoror; Stanley Brouwn; Tadáskía; Tejal Shah; The Living and the Dead Ensemble; Torkwase Dyson; Trinh T. Minh-ha; Wifredo Lam.
For more information visit: https://35.bienal.org.br/
Entitled choreographies of the impossible, the 35th Bienal de São Paulo (September 6 – December 10, 2023) will bring together diverse artistic practices from locations outside the hegemonic circuit. With 43 names—comprising 37 artists, four duos and two collectives—this year’s edition will spotlight a broad spectrum of artists from different parts of the world and will distinguish itself in its diversity of artistic media, with several participants coming from the worlds of dance, film and music.
Addressing the curatorial vision for the 35th Bienal de São Paulo, the curators said: “With choreographies of the impossible we want to build spaces and times of perception that challenge the rigidity of western time linearity. What we see in this choreographic horizon are the strategies and policies of the movement that these practices have been creating in order to imagine worlds that confront the ideas of freedom, justice and equality as impossible achievements.”
First list of artists, 43 names were announced. The complete list will include over 100 participants and will be released in June 2023.
Aline Motta; Ana Pi and Taata Kwa; Nkisi Mutá Imê; Anna Boghiguian; Ayrson Heráclito and Tiganá Santana; Bouchra Ouizguen; Castiel Vitorino Brasileiro
Daniel Lie; Dayanita Singh; Deborah Anzinger; Denilson Baniwa; Castellón
Duane Linklater; Elda Cerrato; Elizabeth Catlett; Ellen Gallagher; Frente 3 de Fevereiro; Gabriel Gentil Tukano; Geraldine Javier; Igshaan Adams; Inaicyra Falcão; Julien Creuzet; Leilah Weinraub; Luiz de Abreu; Manuel Chavajay
Marilyn Boror Bor; Mounira Al-Solh; Nadal Walcott; Nadir Bouhmouch and Soumeya Ait Ahmed; Niño de Elche; Nontsikelelo Mutiti; Pauline Boudry and Renate Lorenz; Philip Rizk; Rolando Castellón ; Rosana Paulino; Sammy Baloji
Santu Mofokeng; Sarah Maldoror; Stanley Brouwn; Tadáskía; Tejal Shah; The Living and the Dead Ensemble; Torkwase Dyson; Trinh T. Minh-ha; Wifredo Lam.
For more information visit: https://35.bienal.org.br/
