Last year, Diesel sent frequent collaborator and bare-body-parts-loving photographer Terry Richardson on a worldwide jaunt for their From Rio to Hong Kong exhibit, which is yep, already over by now. But while he was in Rio de Janeiro shooting the…
Continue Reading →Metro daily newspaper's Sao Paulo arm reported yesterday that the other day city police found a giant plastic bottle floating down the river's Tiete River. However, just so you don't get the idea that this river is otherwise usually spic…
Continue Reading →Dear Nameless Caffeine Addict, I see you every morning at the local java joint, filling up on fuel before your workday begins, and just like you, I feel that if I were to break this cycle, my life might come…
Continue Reading →Even though artist Andres Sandoval's academic background lies in architecture and urban studies, this Brazilian has made illustration the name of his game. He's starring as part of a group exhibit in Sao Paulo's Canto Gravura gallery, alongside class favorite…
Continue Reading →If you were to only let his work speak for him, it would leave a lot to be inferred about Dimitre Lima -- his penchant for pondering, for example. His affinity for a good problem. Knows his HTML from a…
Continue Reading →A few months ago we introduced Part of It to you -- a fun, smart project started by a duo inviting artists that show up in our everyday lexicon to make designs for tees and tote bags for charity's sake.…
Continue Reading →Sao Paulo has its share of large chain bookstores -- among them FNAC and Saraiva -- that don't rival Barnes & Noble or Borders nearly so much in the annoyance factor, probably because they're not on every block. Those latter…
Continue Reading →Virtual newsstand PDF Mags' reasoning is simple: show 'em where the free mags are at, and they will come. This neat resource links you to issues of independent PDF publications focusing on art and culture from around the world and…
Continue Reading →One of the magazines I miss most living in Brazil is Monocle, a hefty tome of a magazine that has thought-provoking articles about all manners of world issues and cultures. It has a paid-subscription access area on its website, but…
Continue Reading →Sneaker freakers who are behind on their forum reading, you're looking at Nike Brazil's newest ill entry inspired by those vinyl records you love to collect almost as much as kicks themselves. Released in Brazil only to the Art Walk…
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