Title: PIPA prêmio
Description: Twelth edition of the PIPA juried art prize. The winner of the PIPA Prize 2020. The catalogue of the 11th year of the PIPA Award includes interviews of the finalists Gê Viana, Maxwell Alexandre, Randolpho Lamonier and Renata Felinto and the winner of PIPA Online 2020, Isael Maxakali, with the curator of the PIPA Institute, Luiz Camillo Osorio. The publication, which is bilingual, also brings together a series of special critical texts about the finalists of the edition, written by Beatriz Lemos, Hélio Menezes, Júlia Rebouças and Fabiana Lopes. In addition, the catalogue has photos of works and information about 66 of the 72 artists nominated; statistics charts related to the Award and images of new acquisitions of the Institute.

Twelth edition of the PIPA juried art prize. The winner of the PIPA Prize 2020. The catalogue of the 11th year of the PIPA Award includes interviews of the finalists  Gê Viana, Maxwell Alexandre, Randolpho Lamonier and Renata Felinto  and the winner of PIPA Online 2020, Isael Maxakali, with the curator of the PIPA Institute, Luiz Camillo Osorio. The publication, which is bilingual, also brings together a series of special critical texts about the finalists of the edition, written by Beatriz Lemos, Hélio Menezes, Júlia Rebouças and Fabiana Lopes. In addition, the catalogue has photos of works and information about 66 of the 72 artists nominated; statistics charts related to the Award and images of new acquisitions of the Institute.

PIPA Prize is an initiative of  PIPA Institute. It was created in 2010 to be the most prominent Brazilian prize in the Visual Arts. From 2010 to 2018, PIPA had a partnership with MAM-Rio. For the 12th edition there were 67 nominees, among which 64 are participating and are shown in this publication. the catalogue of the 12th year of the PIPA Award includes interviews of the finalists Castiel Vitorino Brasileiro, Denilson Baniwa, Ilê Sartuzi, Marcela Bonfim AND Ventura Profana.
Subjects: Brazilian Art, Exhibitions, Competitions, Artists
Places: Brazil
Time periods: 21st century