Documents of Latin American and Latino Art

In this text, critic Márcio Doctors analyzes the work of Brazilian painter Eduardo Sued for whom the author asserts geometry is the translation of the unnamable space of things and a point of departure, rather than a destination. He writes, & [...]

In this text, Ronaldo Brito discusses artist Eduardo Sued, addressing his professional consciousness as well as his unique perception of art. Brito asserts that the power of Sued’s painting “lies beyond technical tricks and the interplay [...]

In his article, Ronaldo Brito contemplates the paintings of Eduardo Sued and Jorge Guinle. In the writer’s opinion, the work of both artists stimulates discussion about the possibilities of painting, without limiting us to Post-Modern eclecticism. [...]

This essay posits the concept of “geometría sensível” [Sensitive Geometry] as one of the unitary characteristics of contemporary Latin American art, and notes the growing interest (within the region and further afield) in [...]