The Curitiba Biennial Runs Until November, With More Than 300 Artists
The Curitiba Biennial runs until November, with more than 300 artists from 38 countries. Explore the theme of Thresholds at the Museu Oscar Niemeyer and other venues across the city. The post The Curitiba Biennial Runs Until November, With More Than 300 Artists appeared first on The Rio Times .
The Curitiba Biennial, an international art event held in Brazil's capital Paraná, is set to run until November. This is the 16th edition of the biennial, featuring more than 300 artists from 38 countries across five continents. The theme for this edition is Limiares or Thresholds, exploring the fluid boundaries between technology, nature, and the physical world.
The biennial spans across five main museums - Museu Oscar Niemeyer, Museu Paranaense, Museu de Arte Contemporânea do Paraná, Museu da Imagem e do Som, and Museu Alfredo Andersen - as well as various city buses and other public spaces. Public entry to the main museum is free on Wednesdays, making it a budget-friendly option for visitors.
Tickets for the main venue are priced at 36 reais full price and 18 reais for students, seniors, and other qualifying groups - about US$6.90 and US$3.50 respectively. The Museu Oscar Niemeyer is located in the Centro Cívico neighborhood and is easily accessible via taxi, ride-share, or public bus.
The exhibition runs daily from 14 June to 15 November, with the last entry at 17:30. Visitors are advised to arrive early to explore all the galleries. Despite its extensive reach across the city, the main venue is the focus of detailed ticket information. The biennial's free Wednesday entry and the diverse range of artistic expressions make it a must-visit for art enthusiasts and curious visitors alike.
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