CURE Institute Project supported by The Miami Art Basel curator

The Miami Art Basel, one of the major fairs of arts in the world has defined the CURE Institute Project as an entity bearing social responsibility to be supported by the 2018 agenda of the Brazilian curator, Ms. Adriana Rede.

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The theme selected for 2018 was Modern & Contemporary Art.

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The President of CURE, Ms. Fernanda Schwyter, joined the course “The Artistic Vanguards” and the talk “Women in Arts” as part of the Miami Art Week, in addition to joining the tour guided by the curator at the Miami Art Basel Fair.

Here is a short interview with the Curator Adriana Rede:

CURE – How important is the Miami Art Basel?
Adriana Rede – The Miami Art Basel, the largest fair of arts in the United States, gathers 268 galleries from 34 countries. It is considered as the most important fair of the world for the Latin-American market of arts. In 2018, 14 Brazilian galleries joined the fair, presenting works of renowned Brazilian and international artists. Its importance in the system of arts, both in the past and in the present times, is associated with the dissemination of a reasoning & education process driven by themes addressed by the art pieces.

CURE – Why did you support the CURE? How important is this partnership?
Adriana Rede – Currently the political/social themes integrate the repertoire of the contemporary art and many artists and museological institutions have become involved with specific projects. I understand that supporting CURE and its dissemination represent a way of engagement, being in the vanguard of future trends, using the tools that I have as a curator.

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Fernanda Schwyter and Adriana Rede.

Adriana Rede has a degree in Social Communication, Curatorship, Expography and Art Criticism. She has carried out co-curatorship at Museum of Modern Art of Sao Paulo – MAM SP, curatorship of exhibits at museums such as the Museum of Art of Joinville – MAJ, SESC – Social Service of Commerce in Curitiba, Caixa Cultural SP and the Museum of Contemporary Art of the Sao Paulo State University – MAC USP..

Along the last 12 years she has been the curator of the Chapel Art Show, a beneficent exhibit inaugurated 50 years ago, which counts with over 100 participating artists. She is the curator responsible for the collection of arts of Chapel Art Collection and for the editorial coordination of publication of such collection.

She has carried out curatorship of individual exhibits for several artists: Florian Raiss (2009), Baravelli (2010), Antonio Henrique Amaral (2011), Claudio Tozzi (2012), Judith Lauand (2014), Nelson Leirner (2015), Katia Canton (2015, 2016), Hugo França (2017), German Lorca (2017), Ricardo de Vicq (2018/Germany).

Curator of the official exhibit of the circuit of Biennial de Curitiba – 25 years. Member of APCA – Association of Art Critics of São Paulo State. Speaker in several art-related events held in Brazil and abroad.