SP-Arte reúne público diverso e impulsiona cena cultural e mercado de arte

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Paula Jacobi describes a guided tour for children at SP-Arte, revealing how the event connects generations.

The episode begins with host Petra introducing guest Paula Jacobi, who is reporting live from SP-Arte at the Bienal. Paula describes the crowded atmosphere on a Saturday, noting the presence of diverse attendees, including children on guided tours. She emphasizes the intergenerational connection fostered by the event. The discussion shifts to the design section, which is celebrating its 10th anniversary at the fair. Paula explains that design at SP-Arte differs from art stands by focusing on tactile, interactive objects like furniture and tapestries. She mentions the Super Limão office for its material development work. The conversation touches on sustainability, with designers using certified wood and responsible practices, highlighted in an exhibition curated by Lívia Debani featuring artists like Julina Bobardi and Cláudia Moreira Salles. Paula notes the inclusion of vintage design pieces from the 1950s-70s. She then introduces the Design Now initiative on the third floor, which showcases 10 independent designers, 9 of whom are new to the fair, addressing financial barriers for emerging talents. Petra asks about the art section, and Paula details the fair's scale with 180 exhibitors from around the world, including galleries from New York and Lima. She explains SP-Arte's role in the art market, facilitating international deals and exposure for Brazilian artists. The episode highlights a standout exhibition by Atelier Hugo, represented by Galeria Gomidico, featuring decorative objects by Picasso, Dalí, and Jean Cocteau. Paula describes this as a rare opportunity to see these artists' functional works. The episode ends with a listener's message praising the event and a reminder to follow Paula on Instagram.

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