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London Art Walk brings you the latest happenings in the art world. We offer Guided Tours into art exhibitions hosted in galleries and museums, as well as visits to artist’s studios and art fairs. Our main hubs are London and São Paulo, Brazil, but our eyes and ears are always tuned to the global art market.

You can stay updated by reading our Editorial page and pick your next art show by browsing through our What’s On selection. Additionally, explore some of our accomplished consultancy projects in our Art Advisory section, featuring a portfolio full of visual references.

We believe art should be for everyone. Our tours create a practical bridge between culture
and the individual. Our texts and videos simplify contemporary art, making it accessible and engaging.

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Modernism in Brazil: Online Lecture (Recorded)
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Barrão’s work, installed in this countryside house, takes on new meaning by connecting with the domestic space, evoking the idea of a family home where everyday objects become central to a unique narrative. By transforming broken ceramics and porcelain collected over the years, Barrão creates floor sculptures that breathe new life into the old, reflecting the personal history and sentimental value attached to each object. Much like in family homes, where inherited and collected items hold emotional significance, this installation reflects the life cycle of objects—how they are reused, recycled, and redefined, blending nostalgia with contemporary aesthetics.

The floor sculptures are central to Barrão’s artistic practice, inviting viewers to engage with the space as the objects, once utilitarian, take on new, artistic lives. Incorporating discarded items, the sculptures challenge their original functions, making the floor an active part of the artwork. This approach blurs the lines between sculpture and everyday life, encouraging reflection on the value and meaning of the objects around us, while fostering intimacy and interaction with the piece.

🇧🇷 A obra de Barrão, instalada em uma casa de campo, transforma objetos cotidianos, como cerâmicas e porcelanas quebradas, em esculturas de piso que ressignificam o antigo e refletem histórias pessoais e afetivas. Ao criar essas obras, Barrão mistura nostalgia e estética contemporânea, desafiando a funcionalidade dos objetos e convidando o espectador a interagir com o espaço. Suas esculturas, ao integrar-se ao ambiente, estimulam uma reflexão sobre o valor dos itens que nos cercam, promovendo uma experiência íntima e transformadora com a arte.

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Barrão’s work, installed in this countryside house, takes on new meaning by connecting with the domestic space, evoking the idea of a family home where everyday objects become central to a unique narrative. By transforming broken ceramics and porcelain collected over the years, Barrão creates floor sculptures that breathe new life into the old, reflecting the personal history and sentimental value attached to each object. Much like in family homes, where inherited and collected items hold emotional significance, this installation reflects the life cycle of objects—how they are reused, recycled, and redefined, blending nostalgia with contemporary aesthetics.

The floor sculptures are central to Barrão’s artistic practice, inviting viewers to engage with the space as the objects, once utilitarian, take on new, artistic lives. Incorporating discarded items, the sculptures challenge their original functions, making the floor an active part of the artwork. This approach blurs the lines between sculpture and everyday life, encouraging reflection on the value and meaning of the objects around us, while fostering intimacy and interaction with the piece.

🇧🇷 A obra de Barrão, instalada em uma casa de campo, transforma objetos cotidianos, como cerâmicas e porcelanas quebradas, em esculturas de piso que ressignificam o antigo e refletem histórias pessoais e afetivas. Ao criar essas obras, Barrão mistura nostalgia e estética contemporânea, desafiando a funcionalidade dos objetos e convidando o espectador a interagir com o espaço. Suas esculturas, ao integrar-se ao ambiente, estimulam uma reflexão sobre o valor dos itens que nos cercam, promovendo uma experiência íntima e transformadora com a arte.

#artadvisory #artcollector #londonartwalk.com

Since we are talking about @martaminujin, we cannot forget the remarkable exhibition “Marta Minujín: Live” held at the @pinacotecasp in 2023. Among her most iconic and politically charged works is El Pago de la Deuda Externa Argentina con Maíz, “El Oro Latinoamericano” (1985). In this photo performance, Minujín proposed paying Argentina’s external debt with corn, which she called “Latin American gold.” The work depicts Minujín, embodying Argentina, alongside Andy Warhol, representing the United States, engaging in a symbolic negotiation using sacks of corn. With sharp irony, the artist critiqued unequal economic relationships and cultural stereotypes, shedding light on Argentina’s precarious political and economic situation during the country’s return to democracy, a time marked by rampant inflation and alarming levels of debt.

🇧🇷 Na exposição “Marta Minujín: Ao Vivo”, realizada na Pina Luz em 2023, destacou-se a obra El Pago de la Deuda Externa Argentina con Maíz, “El Oro Latinoamericano” (1985). Nessa fotoperformance, Minujín propôs pagar a dívida externa argentina com milho, simbolizando “o ouro latino-americano”. A obra, que traz Andy Warhol representando os EUA em uma negociação simbólica, critica as relações econômicas desiguais e os estereótipos culturais, oferecendo um comentário irônico sobre a crise econômica e política da Argentina no período da redemocratização.

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Jan 14

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Since we are talking about @martaminujin, we cannot forget the remarkable exhibition “Marta Minujín: Live” held at the @pinacotecasp in 2023. Among her most iconic and politically charged works is El Pago de la Deuda Externa Argentina con Maíz, “El Oro Latinoamericano” (1985). In this photo performance, Minujín proposed paying Argentina’s external debt with corn, which she called “Latin American gold.” The work depicts Minujín, embodying Argentina, alongside Andy Warhol, representing the United States, engaging in a symbolic negotiation using sacks of corn. With sharp irony, the artist critiqued unequal economic relationships and cultural stereotypes, shedding light on Argentina’s precarious political and economic situation during the country’s return to democracy, a time marked by rampant inflation and alarming levels of debt.

🇧🇷 Na exposição “Marta Minujín: Ao Vivo”, realizada na Pina Luz em 2023, destacou-se a obra El Pago de la Deuda Externa Argentina con Maíz, “El Oro Latinoamericano” (1985). Nessa fotoperformance, Minujín propôs pagar a dívida externa argentina com milho, simbolizando “o ouro latino-americano”. A obra, que traz Andy Warhol representando os EUA em uma negociação simbólica, critica as relações econômicas desiguais e os estereótipos culturais, oferecendo um comentário irônico sobre a crise econômica e política da Argentina no período da redemocratização.

#martaminujin #saopaulo #pinacoteca #tbt #londonartwalk.com

The contrast between the classic setting and Marta Minujín’s artwork makes us think about the boldness of contemporary art. While the room has a traditional and elegant feel, the artist’s piece adds colour, energy, and daring, breaking expectations. Marta Minujín, one of Latin America’s most well-known artists, is celebrated for her creative vision and her ability to turn everyday materials into meaningful works.

In the 1960s, Minujín started using everyday items, like mattresses, to make her colourful and striking “paintings.” For her, these materials hold deep meaning, representing the cycle of life: “we are born and we die on mattresses.” Her work doesn’t just decorate the space but transforms it, mixing classic and modern styles and encouraging us to see art in a new way.

A mix of tradition and fresh ideas.

🇧🇷 O contraste entre o ambiente clássico e a obra de Marta Minujín nos faz refletir sobre a ousadia da arte contemporânea. Enquanto o espaço transmite elegância tradicional, a peça da artista traz cor, energia e inovação, desafiando expectativas. Minujín, uma das artistas mais renomadas da América Latina, é conhecida por sua criatividade e por transformar objetos do dia a dia em obras cheias de significado. Nos anos 1960, ela começou a usar materiais como colchões, que, para ela, simbolizam o ciclo da vida: “nascemos e morremos nos colchões”. Suas criações não apenas decoram, mas transformam os espaços, unindo o clássico ao moderno e convidando a enxergar a arte sob novas perspectivas.

#artadvisory #londonartwalk.com

Jan 14

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The contrast between the classic setting and Marta Minujín’s artwork makes us think about the boldness of contemporary art. While the room has a traditional and elegant feel, the artist’s piece adds colour, energy, and daring, breaking expectations. Marta Minujín, one of Latin America’s most well-known artists, is celebrated for her creative vision and her ability to turn everyday materials into meaningful works.

In the 1960s, Minujín started using everyday items, like mattresses, to make her colourful and striking “paintings.” For her, these materials hold deep meaning, representing the cycle of life: “we are born and we die on mattresses.” Her work doesn’t just decorate the space but transforms it, mixing classic and modern styles and encouraging us to see art in a new way.

A mix of tradition and fresh ideas.

🇧🇷 O contraste entre o ambiente clássico e a obra de Marta Minujín nos faz refletir sobre a ousadia da arte contemporânea. Enquanto o espaço transmite elegância tradicional, a peça da artista traz cor, energia e inovação, desafiando expectativas. Minujín, uma das artistas mais renomadas da América Latina, é conhecida por sua criatividade e por transformar objetos do dia a dia em obras cheias de significado. Nos anos 1960, ela começou a usar materiais como colchões, que, para ela, simbolizam o ciclo da vida: “nascemos e morremos nos colchões”. Suas criações não apenas decoram, mas transformam os espaços, unindo o clássico ao moderno e convidando a enxergar a arte sob novas perspectivas.

#artadvisory #londonartwalk.com

Installed at the base of the staircase, this piece by Marlan Cotrim, born in Goiânia and currently based in Recife, often captures attention and inspires moments of contemplation.

Drawing from the processes of germination, the artist employs various media such as dance, textile art, design, video, and painting to explore connections between the body, memory, and natural cycles. It invites us to reconsider how we inhabit the world and recognise the gestures that connect us to nature.

#artadvisory #londonartwalk.com

Jan 8

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Installed at the base of the staircase, this piece by Marlan Cotrim, born in Goiânia and currently based in Recife, often captures attention and inspires moments of contemplation.

Drawing from the processes of germination, the artist employs various media such as dance, textile art, design, video, and painting to explore connections between the body, memory, and natural cycles. It invites us to reconsider how we inhabit the world and recognise the gestures that connect us to nature.

#artadvisory #londonartwalk.com

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Dec 20

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Dec 19

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