
Culture • August 28, 2024
ArtRio 2024 enough to turn Rio into the capital of the arts
By Mariana França
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Photo: BRUNO RYFER
ArtRio is back for the 2024 edition!
A ArtRio It's back for the 2024 edition!
From 25 to 29 September at the Marina da Glória, the fair will have over 100 collectors and guest curators. According to the organizers, since its creation, ArtRio has the ambition to have Rio de Janeiro as a reference in the world of the arts.
The Curatorial Committee of ArtRio 2024, responsible for selecting the galleries participating in the programs View and Panorama, will be formed by the gallerists Alexandre Roesler (Galeria Nara Roesler), Antonia Bergamin (Galeria Galatea), Filipe Masini and Eduardo Masini (Gallery Athena), Gustavo Rebello (Gustavo Rebello Arte) and Juliana Cintra (Silvia Cintra + Box 4).
This year, the Carmo Johson Projects gallery, dedicated to indigenous art, will have a booth with the Collective MAHKU – Movement of Artists Huni Kuin, the state of Acre and works by artists Kaya Agari and Kássia Borges. Thus, ArtRio follows its commitment to sustainability and awareness on the subject, carrying out a series of actions to reduce the impact of all stages of production and performance of the fair and its agenda.
Schedules Wednesday, September 25th Preview: 14h – 21h
Thursday, 26 September: 14h – 21h
Friday, September 27th: 14h – 21h
Saturday, 28 September: 14h – 21h
Sunday, September 29th: 14h – 20h
Tickets to ArtRio 2024 will be sold in Artrio. with/tickets Prices: Whole R $ 80 / Half R $ 40
Important information:
ArtRio has been held since 2017 at the Marina da Glória (Av. Infante Dom Henrique, S/N – Glória). Marina da Glória has on-site parking, subject to loading, and bicycles. Animal entry at the venue of the event is not allowed. See the FAQ for more information.
Ticket sales start one month before the event and can be closed depending on the space allocation.
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- Address: Marina da Glória — Rio de Janeiro
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