SP–Arte reaches its 19th edition with more than 150 exhibitors and expansion of the design sector

Art. Culture. Meeting. The most important art fair in Latin America, SP–Arte celebrates the heating up of the art and design market in its 19^a edition. In March 29th to April 2nd, o Biennial Pavilion receives more than 150 exhibitors, including national and international art galleries, design studios, publishing houses, cultural institutions and independent spaces.

Traditional headquarters of SP–Arte since its inception, the pavilion designed by Oscar Niemeyer this year houses exhibitors from 8 countries (Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Spain, United States, France, Peru, and Uruguay) and 20 Brazilian cities, such as Belo Horizonte , Brasília and Fortaleza, in addition to São Paulo. For Fernanda Feitosa, founder and director of SP–Arte, the fair is an example of how art positively moves the city’s agenda, boosts the entire sector chain and projects the country’s image in the world.

“Due to its history of success and resilience over almost two decades, SP–Arte is now a landmark in the national cultural calendar. The event brings together the best selection of artists and exhibitors in the country and a rich program that makes SP-Arte a unique experience for visitors.”

This year, the fair celebrates the growth of almost 30% of the sector design compared to the last edition, now bringing together 44 exhibitors. Newcomers FAS, Guto Requena and Porfirio Valadares join the participants who have been at the fair since the sector debuted, in 2016, as ETEL, ,ovo, Teo and Jacqueline Terpins.

The event also receives a set of eleven galleries international. Among the foreign novelties of the year are Galerie Younique, Maât Gallery, Night Gallery and Nil Gallery. After successful experiences in previous editions of the event, the galleries El Museo / Fernando Pradilla, Galería de las Misiones, Galería Sur, Opera Gallery, Piero Atchugarry and Zielinsky return, with an emphasis on the presence of the Argentine Herlitzka + Faria.

That Brazilian, highlighting not only major galleries such as A Gentil Carioca, Almeida & Dale, Fortes D’Aloia and Gabriel, Gomide&Co, Luisa Strina, Mendes Wood DM and Millan, but also younger ones such as Galatea, Central, Quadra, Lima Galeria and Asphalt — the last two debuting this year. See the full list of exhibitors below.

Art Sector

1. The Gentle Carioca
2. Alban
3. Almeida & Dale
4. AM Gallery
5. Amparo 60
6. Andrea Rehder
7. Anita Schwartz
8. Arte57
9. ArteFASAM
10. ARTEFORMATED
11. Asphalt
12. Athena
13. Aura
14. Berenice Arvani
15. BG27
16. Bianca Boeckel
17. Bordallo Pinheiro
18. C.gallery
19. Carbon
20. Carmo Johnson Projects
21. yellow rose house
22. Triangle House
23. Cassia Bomeny
24. Celma Albuquerque
25. Central
26. culture shock
27. Continues
28. AND Galeria
29. Eduardo Fernandes
30. The Museum / Fernando Pradilla (COL – ESP)
31. Season
32. Folio
33. Fortes D’Aloia & Gabriel
34. Forehead
35. Gabriel Wickbold
36. Gaby Indio da Costa
37. Galatea
38. Gallery of the Missions (URU)
39. Southern Gallery (URU)
40. Gisela Projects
41. Gomide&Co
42. Herlitzka + Faria (ARG)
43. Hilda Araujo
44. HOA
45. stainless steel
46. Ipanema
47. Isabel Pinheiro
48. Janaina Torres
49. Rudder
50. Leonardo Leal
51. Lima
52. Luciana Brito
53. Luciana Caravello
54. Luis Maluf
55. Luis Strina
56. World
57. Maât Gallery (FRA)
58. Mammoth
59. Map
60. Marcelo Guarnieri
61. Marco Zero
62. Marilia Razuk
63. Marli Matsumoto
64. Matias Brotas
65. Mendes Wood DM
66. Millan
67. Mitre
68. Nara Roesler
69. Night Gallery (USA)
70. Nile Gallery (FRA)
71. OWN
72. Opera Gallery (FRA – SIN)
73. Orlando Lemos
74. Signed Paper
75. Paulo Darze
76. Paulo Kuczynski
77. Piero Atchugarry (USA – URU)
78. Pinakotheke
79. Vilaseca Doors
80. Venus Project
81. Quadra
82. Rafael Moraes
83. Raquel Arnaud
84. Reference
85. Rodrigo Ratton
86. RV Culture and Art
87. Silvia Cintra + Box 4
88. Simões de Assis
89. stone ART
90. Steiner
91. Surface
92. Red
93. VERVE
94. Ybakatu
95. Younique (FRA – PER)
96. Zielinsky (ESP)
97. Zilda Fraletti
98. Zipper

Design Sector

1. ,ovo
2. +55 design
3. 31 Furniture
4. Alex Rocca
5. ALVA
6. andre ferri
7. Apartment 61
8. Artemobilia
9. Xingu Indigenous Banks
10. Candida Loss
11. Christian Bertolucci
12. home grown
13. deezign
14. Dilettante 42
15. studio inside
16. Rain Studio
17. FOOD
18. FAS
19. Gustavo Bittencourt
20. Guto Requena
21. Cultural Heritage
22. Hugo France
23. Humberto da Mata
24. Jacqueline Terpins
25. Julia Krantz
26. Concept
27. The lamp
28. Leandro Garcia
29. Mac Design
30. Marcos Amato
31. Mail Kawahara
32. Time Furniture
33. Nicole and Luiza Toldi
34. novidary
35. particular.art.br
36. Past Compound 20th Century
37. Plataforma4
38. Porfirio Valladares
39. Rodrigo Silveira
40. Sandra & Marcio
41. Suite Design
42. Teo
43. Varnish
44. WENTZ

Publishers

1. Act.
2. Banca Tatuí
3. BEĨ
4. Cobogó
5. Desap
6. Editorial Photo
7. Gemini
8. looks
9. seLecT
10. Sesc
11. bags
12. Terra Virgo Editions
13. Now

Cultural institutions and independent spaces

1. Atelier 397
2. People’s house
3. Included
4. Inhotim
5. Institute of Contemporary Art – IAC
6. MASP – Museum of Art of São Paulo
7. Pivot
8. Solar dos Abacaxis

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