The ARCA cultural space in São Paulo hosts SP-Arte Rotas 2025 from August 27 to 31, a fair dedicated to promoting and spreading contemporary Brazilian art. The event will bring together around 70 curated projects from galleries and cultural institutions, turning ARCA into a meeting point for artists, critics, curators and collectors.
Curated by Rodrigo Moura (who recently took over MALBA, the Museu de Arte Latino-Americana in Buenos Aires), the fair casts a fresh look at Brazilian art production and energizes the market at the start of the second half of the year.
Among the highlights of the program is the Mirante section, dedicated to displaying large-scale works, along with talks featuring artists and curators. The fair will also offer an official app to assist visitors, with audio guides providing information about the works and their authors.
SP-Arte Rotas 2025 is part of the SP-Arte circuit and will feature parallel events in cultural spaces and galleries throughout the city of São Paulo, broadening the reach of the conversation around contemporary Brazilian art.
Tickets for the fair are already available on the event's website.
