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This is a sad statistic: 81% of active-duty service member survey respondents feel like the American people don't understand the sacrifices they make for us.*
As you read this, there are over a million brave troops actively serving and protecting our country all over the world — including 100,000 U.S. service members deployed in Eastern Europe to defend our nation and our NATO allies. But as the news cycle moves on, their courage and bravery often go unnoticed and unrecognized.
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This is the least we can do for those serving in some of the world’s harshest and most dangerous conditions. So please, will you sign our thank-you card now to let our troops know how much you appreciate their service and sacrifice?
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Thank you for thanking our service members,
The USO
*Source: Blue Star Families' 2021 Military Family Lifestyle Survey
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SP–Arte exudes
Contemporaneity in the 2023 edition.
Founded in 2005,
SP–Arte is the largest art and design meeting in the country, bringing together
galleries, publishers, magazines, museums and institutions. The event presents,
in each edition, more than 5,000 works and 2,000 artists from Brazil and the
world in the historic Pavilion of the Bienal, designed by Oscar Niemeyer.
During SP–Arte, collectors, professionals and art lovers can enjoy, in addition
to the thousands of works of art brought by exhibitors, conversations about
artistic making, book launches and training activities. The fair also promotes
the SP–Arte Circuit with exhibition openings, visits to artists' ateliers and
incursions to private and public collections throughout the city
For the year 2023, the
Bienal SP Arte was notable for its particularity, the state of being
contemporary in current art; marking the quality of existing at the same time;
the coexistence. What happens precisely at this time, highlighting galleries
that were not present in previous editions.
The SP–Arte 2023
program celebrated the revival of the art and design market in its 19th
edition, in the post-COVID 19 pandemic period. With three pavilions filled with
a beauty grounded in Brazil: Art!
The most relevant art and
design fair in Latin America took place this past March 29th to April 2nd| 2023
at the Biennial Pavilion in São Paulo. The event received 167 exhibitors,
including 85 national art galleries, 15 international art galleries and 45
design exhibitors – a sector that grew 30% compared to the last edition –, in
addition to 14 publishers, 8 cultural institutions and autonomous spaces. About
to celebrate its 20th anniversary, the fair consolidates its role as a catalyst
for the national visual arts market and a driver of the city's creative
economy. The 2023 edition featured three lounges throughout the event, all set
by interior designer Marina Linhares. Among them, the main novelty is the
Collectors Lounge, located on the third floor, an exclusive space for guests
and exhibitors, as well as a gastronomic space – Kitchin, Fome de Quê? and Le
Pain Quotidien, which were the official restaurants of the fair. Chandon,
Terrazas, Whispering Angel, Blue Moon and Amázzoni having bars throughout the
event. SP–Arte's official coffee shop is Café Orfeu and water will be Lindoya,
spaces that definitely sustained the quality of the event.
On the first and second
floors of the pavilion, modern and contemporary art galleries were
concentrated, in addition to cultural institutions.
Among the national
galleries, highlights for exhibitors such as: Almeida &Dale, which occupied
a second space in partnership with Galleria Fonti (Italy), which has already
exhibited at SP–Arte 2018, with a solo show by Salvatore Emblema and curated by
Jacopo Crivelli Visconti; Mendes Wood DM.
by Hilda Araújo and Pro
Arte (Bienal SP Arte) by Hilda Araújo and Pro Arte (Bienal SP Arte) Another
highlight of the Bienal was the sumptuous Hilda Araújo and Pro Arte Art Office,
which displayed an impeccable curatorship and exclusive work by the classic
Burle Marx.
Going down the ramps,
visitors were able to view the Bienal's Design Show. ETEL retold the history of
Brazilian design, Inhotim presented art and design, promoting the importance of
authorial design. Campana presented the launch of its new collection. Hugo
França presented his series of chairs. Diversity was present in materials and
forms such as OVO, Ronald Sasson, Porfírio Valadare and the poetry present in
Tran-Bordar, a space where design and “hand-made” highlighted the elegance and
sophistication of Brazilian design.
The following were
highlights at the 19th edition of the Bienal SP Arte for the year 2023:
Adriana Varejão,
Beatriz Milhazes, Deilson Uchôa, Os Gêmeos, Campana, , Ivan Navarro (Galeria
Luciana Brito), Marjô Mizumoto, Manolo Valdes, the classic Burle Marx, among
others
Biennial Pavilion
Among the national
galleries, highlights for exhibitors such as: Almeida &Dale, which occupied
a second space in partnership with Galleria Fonti (Italy), which has already
exhibited at SP–Arte 2018, with a solo show by Salvatore Emblema and curated by
Jacopo Crivelli Visconti; Mendes Wood DM.
Another highlight of
the Bienal was the sumptuous Hilda Araújo and Pro Arte Art Office, which
displayed an impeccable curatorship and exclusive work by the classic Burle
Marx.
Going down the ramps, visitors were able to view the Bienal's Design Show. ETEL retold the history of Brazilian design, Inhotim presented art and design, promoting the importance of authorial design. Campana presented the launch of its new collection. Hugo França presented his series of chairs. Diversity was present in materials and forms such as OVO, Ronald Sasson, Porfírio Valadare and the poetry present in Tran-Bordar, a space where design and “hand-made” highlighted the elegance and sophistication of Brazilian design.
The following were
highlights at the 19th edition of the Bienal SP Arte for the year 2023:
Adriana Varejão,
Beatriz Milhazes, Deilson Uchôa, Os Gêmeos, Campana, , Ivan Navarro (Galeria
Luciana Brito), Marjô Mizumoto, Manolo Valdes, the classic Burle Marx, among
others
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Biennial Pavilion
Ibirapuera Park, gate 3
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