Urban Art Revolution

People of Our Time: The Pulse of Today’s World in Canvas

Join us for an Exhibition by the Artist Paulo Govea!

Dive into his vibrant world of people, environment and culture where colorful brush strokes come alive with stories, tattooed triangle faces and thought-provoking perspectives.

Where: Brazilian Consulate (225 E 41 St, NY)
When: Nov 7th, 2023 (5.30 to 8pm)

Curated by Tietta Polycarpo
Production: AngelicaWalkerProjects People of Our Time: The Pulse of Today’s World in Canvas

28/10/2023

People of Our Time: The Pulse of Today’s World in Canvas

Join us for an Exhibition by the Artist

Dive into his vibrant world of people, environment and culture where colorful brush strokes come alive with stories, tattooed triangle faces and thought-provoking perspectives.

Where: Brazilian Consulate (225 E 41 St, NY)
When: Nov 7th, 2023 (5.30 to 8pm)

Curated by Tietta Polycarpo
Production: AngelicaWalkerProjects

28/10/2023

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Join us for an Exhibition by the Artist

Dive into his vibrant world of people, environment and culture where colorful brush strokes come alive with stories, tattooed triangle faces and thought-provoking perspectives.

Where: Brazilian Consulate (225 E 41 St, NY)
When: Nov 7th, 2023 (5.30 to 8pm)

Curated by Tietta Polycarpo
Production:

Registration link in bio

28/10/2023

13/09/2023

Join Por Elas and in celebrating the visit of Indigenous Brazilian Women during the Climate Week discussions in New York.

1. Brazilian-American Chamber of Commerce - registration needed
Sept 15th, 2023 (8:30 to 10:30pm)

Women Leadership and Creative Economy. Special participation of Rebeccah Pailes-Friedman, Professor of Industrial Design at Pratt Institute sharing the project with artistic indigenous communities in the Amazon region. Mediation by Candice Carvalho, International Correspondent for TV Globo

2. Beija Flor Restaurant
(38-02 29th Street, Queens)
Saturday, Sept 16th, 2023 (1-5pm)

Meet and Connect with Indigenous Women Artists and Activists from Brazil for an afternoon of Music, Live-Painting, Arts, Food, Auction and Activism in The Beija Flor Restaurant

3. Consulate General of Brazil in New York (225 East 41st Street, NY)
Wednesday, Sept 20th, 2023 (2-5pm)

2pm:
We Are Guardians, 2023
A special sneak preview of the unreleased feature documentary followed by a discussion with Indigenous director Edivan Guajajara, Protagonist Puyr També and filmmakers Chelsea Greene & Rob Grobman.
For more information: https://www.weareguardiansfilm.com/

3pm
Existence and Resistance: Voices of Brazilian Indigenous Women in Brazil
Panel celebrating the work, art, resistance, cultural heritage, diversity, nature, medicine, healing and the creativity of indigenous women from Brazil

Meet the indigenous:

Mukani Huniki - Shaman and Spiritual Leader Shanenawa People. Shane Tatxa Kaya Village, State of Acre, Brazil
Kandara Pataxó - Activist & Educator. Pataxó People in the South of Bahia State, Brazil
Darupü’üna Magüta - Artist, Tikuna People, Solimoes River Region, State of Amazon, Brazil (Colombia and Peru)
Ana Luiza Oliveira - Singer, Activist, Shanetatcha People, Pankararu, State of Pernambuco, Brazil .oliveira__

Registration linktree in bio

Simultaneous translation of Everton Morais

03/04/2023

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Opa! Carnaval moments

It has been amazing to bring so many artists to showcase in the Onyx Room at House of Yes in the events of Opa from ! This time patterning w

has been exhibiting a wide and gorgeous selection of Brazilian artists at the Opa! parties. And this time she partnered with to bring the exhibition Many Hands, Many Colors. Isn't it great to discover these Brazilian artists?

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21/01/2023

“EYES OF THE STREET“
ĖNIVO, Solo Show
JANUARY 26, 2023 - 6PM Consulate-General of Brazil in New York (223 East 41st Street)
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Coming from the graffiti world, Enivo is a Brazilian Afro-futuristic visual artist whose vibrantly colored oil paintings are inspired by the daily life of the streets in New York and São Paulo. Curator Simon Watson joins the artist in a conversation on the opening night of Enivo’s “Eyes of The Street” Exibition.

Music and technical support by
video/photo

Deepest thanks to and the incredible people involved
and supporting this project.

Free registration: link in Bio

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21/01/2023

“EYES OF THE STREET “
ĖNIVO, Solo Show
JANUARY 26, 2023 - 6PM Consulate-General of Brazil in New York (223 East 41st Street)
art

Coming from the graffiti world, Enivo is a Brazilian Afro-futuristic visual artist whose vibrantly colored oil paintings are inspired by the daily life of the streets in New York and São Paulo. Curator Simon Watson joins the artist in a conversation on the opening night of Enivo’s “Eyes of The Street” Exibition.

Music and technical support by video/photo

Deepest thanks to and the incredible people involved
and supporting this project.

Free registration: link in Bio

22/10/2022

Alma Brasileira - Sounds of an exhibition
A musical vernissage celebrating 200 years of the Brazilian Independence and the 100th anniversary of the Sao Paulo Modern Art Week. The program will be featuring Brazilian composers such as Villa-Lobos, Carlos Gomes, Bonfa, among others, with the elegant renditions of pianist Max Barros and the powerful voice of soprano Angelica de la Riva, accented by the unique paintings of visual artist, Paulo Govea.

Sun, October 30, 2022, 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM EDT
National Opera Center, Opera America, Scorca Hall 330 7th Avenue between 28th and 29th streets New York, NY 10001

Alma Brasileira - Sounds of an exhibition A musical vernissage featuring pianist Max Barros, soprano Angelica de la Riva and visual artist Paulo Govea

02/10/2022

07/09/2022

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I had the great pleasure to meet Martha Cooper at the Graffiti Museum in Miami! She is my inspiration in street Art! Thank you for your “Subway Art” book, picturing the hip hop movement. Thank you for being with me in this incredible event!

08/04/2022

“Ancestors live in our lands”

Ziza also known as Soberana Ziza has been researching the memory of black women in the city of São Paulo. They are represented by important characters of the city and they are shown connected to the land by roots.

"It's the reconnection with our ancestors. This knowledge is a root that will be a strength for the future.'

Ziza was born and raised in the North side of Sao Paulo, Brazil, a place known for an important settlement of the post-abolition period and a sociocultural presence of black people. The artist has been presenting her works in the streets and cultural spaces of São Paulo for over a decade.

Besides murals, she works with paintings in various media such as transparencies,
prints, artistic cartography, highlighting to society the contributions of black ancestors to the construction of the history of São Paulo.

Come and see some of Ziza’s works in the ‘House of Yes’ on April 10th , 2022.

Opa! Abaporu Neon, a high-energy party celebrating and reimagining Brazilian Art Modernism.

Escandalize-se! Come and be scandalized!

Join us for a day of dancing to the sound of DJs and live music, performances, delicious Brazilian food, visual art and neon costume station.

Sun, April 10th, 2022
3:00pm - 11pm
HOUSE OF YES
2 Wyckoff Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11327
Ticket Link in the Bio gallery

07/04/2022

“Art is my Religion. My Body is my Temple. Painting is my Salvation”

Célio began his trajectory in Street Art in 2004 in the city of Guarulhos, São Paulo, exploring the language of letters in graffiti art. In 2016, in search of finding himself as an artist, Célio began to explore the Color Field – a style of abstract painting that emerged in New York in the 40s and 50s, where color breaks free from the objective context and becomes the subject in itself.

Célio is also the creator and curator of the Project “Voltando as Aulas” (Returning to School) has painted more than 50 schools in Brazil with more than 200 collaborating artists.

Inner peace

“The power that art has to calm us down and to soothe us”. This is how Célio offers us the work Inner Peace (Paz Interior). Made during the pandemic period where the world had to stop, Célio goes directly in search of a deeper connection with himself in the face of global chaos. Using spray and acrylic paint, he reminds us of what he calls contemporary organicity: the organic vibrations of colors and what they represent in his art - the human being.

Inner Peace, Isolation of a Free Spirit and Lung are some of the works made during the Pandemic. The sale of these art will benefit the project “Voltando a Escola”.

Come and see some of Célio’s works in the ‘House of Yes’ on April 10th , 2022.

Opa! Abaporu Neon, a high-energy party celebrating and reimagining Brazilian Art Modernism.

Escandalize-se! Come and be scandalized!

Join us for a day of dancing to the sound of DJs and live music, performances, delicious Brazilian food, visual art and neon costume station.

Sun, April 10th, 2022
3:00pm - 11pm
HOUSE OF YES
2 Wyckoff Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11327
Ticket Link in the Bio

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06/04/2022

Rita Ximenes’ artistic identity is derived from the fauna and flora of the Brazilian Pantanal (Everglades-like area in Florida). Her paintings address the issues of the adverse change in the Pantanal such as the fish that are much smaller than they used to be a few years ago and the recent and massive fires in the area.

Born in Mato Grosso do Sul (Brazil) and residing in Cuiabá since the age of two, Rita has a degree in teaching and artistic education, with a specialty in Fine Arts. She also works with Batik (Indonesia), Block Print, Repetition (Rapport or Chita), and woodcut.

“Salute to the Environment in The Pantanal” is an acrylic on canvas that shows the Pantanal is a place of wondrous beauty filled with a great strength!

Come and see some of Rita Ximenes’ works in the ‘House of Yes’ on April 10th , 2022.

Opa! Abaporu Neon, a high-energy party celebrating and reimagining Brazilian Art Modernism.

Escandalize-se

Join us for a day of dancing to the sound of DJs and live music, performances, delicious Brazilian food, visual art and neon costume station.

Sun, April 10th, 2022
3:00pm - 11pm
HOUSE OF YES
2 Wyckoff Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11327
Ticket Link in the Bio

30/03/2022

Opa! Abaporu Neon, a high-energy party celebrating and reimagining Brazilian Art Modernism.

Escandalize-se!

Join us for a day of dancing to the sound of DJs and live music, performances, delicious Brazilian food, visual art and neon costume station.

Sun, April 10th, 2022
3:00pm - 11pm
HOUSE OF YES
2 Wyckoff Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11327
Ticket Link in Bio