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Freelance writer keeping tabs on Brazil and Latin America. Breaking news from around the region. lise.alves.brazil@gmail.com

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Freelance journalist in Brazil. I have covered Mercosur-EU summit, Rio+20, World Youth Day 2013 and several other international events in Rio and Sao Paulo. I write about the arts, culture, health and everyday life in Brazil.

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São Paulo’s Museu de Arte Moderna reopens after two-year renovation

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By Lise Alves Verified
| The Art Newspaper Verified
When the Museu de Arte Moderna de São Paulo (Mam) reopened its doors on 12 September, after a two-year closure for renovations, it did so not with an exhibition of its permanent collection but with the 39th Panorama of Brazilian Art, Depois Que Tudo Foi Dito (After It's All Said, until 24 January 2027). The choice was deliberate: the first edition of the Panorama series, in 1969, was held in the very same Oscar Niemeyer-designed pavilion in Ibirapuera Park.
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Lucia Laguna, Brazilian painter of verdant and fragmented cityscapes, has died, aged 85

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By Lise Alves Verified
| The Art Newspaper Verified
Lucia Laguna spent most of her working life teaching literature in Rio de Janeiro’s public and private schools, picking up a brush only after she retired in 1994, at age 53. This late start hardly slowed her down, and she went on to become one of the most distinctive names in Brazilian contemporary painting. Born in the northern part of Rio de Janeiro state in 1941, Laguna died at her home in Rio on 21 September, she was 85.
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ArtRio opens amid political uncertainty as Brazil’s art market continues to grow

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By Carlie Porterfield Verified, Lise Alves Verified, Kabir Jhala Verified
| EIN News
ArtRio has opened in Rio de Janeiro as the upcoming Brazilian elections create an atmosphere of tension for a market otherwise showing signs of growth. The 16th edition of the fair features 76 participating galleries, largely Brazilian. This year’s fair is taking place against a backdrop of political uncertainty. Several attendees at the preview on Wednesday (16 September) wore stickers supporting Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, Brazil’s left-wing president.
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