Showing 24 artworks out of 108 with Centro Cultural Banco Do Brasil - Brasília
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Centro Cultural Banco Do Brasil - Brasília
- Adriana Aranha
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- Inimá José De Paula
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- Shiota Chiharu
- Tikashi Fukushima
- Tomie Ohtake Nakakubo
- Wega Nery Gomes Pinto
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Bold red and yellow tones define this expressive abstract expressionist collage by Brazilian pioneer Amelia Amorim Toledo from 1958, offering a striking sensory experience for your collection.
A surreal architectural marvel where human forms merge with a massive white building defines Erwin Wurm's 2003 installation The Body As The House, inviting you to explore this profound critique of modern existence.
A surreal architectural marvel where human forms merge with a massive white building defines Erwin Wurm's The Body As The House, inviting you to explore this profound critique of modern existence through a hand-painted reproduction.
Explore Erwin Wurm’s ‘The Body As The House’: a decaying armchair sculpture reflecting vulnerability & time. Conceptual art, bronze, & a critique of modern life.
A vibrant geometric pattern of red triangles and yellow dots defines this 2015 acrylic piece by Brazilian Modernist Athos Bulcão de Almeida Lima, inviting you to bring a touch of Brasília's iconic aesthetic into your home.
A striking black and white abstract composition featuring geometric circles by Brazilian artist Edith Behring invites you to explore the profound depth of this mid-century modern masterpiece for your private collection.
Explore Erwin Wurm’s ‘The Body As The House,’ a textured ceramic sculpture evoking decay & architecture. Surrealist Austrian art – a contemplative, weathered installation.
An abstract representation of a human face emerges from geometric shapes in this striking 1970 painting by Tomie Ohtake Nakakubo, offering a unique opportunity to bring mid-century modern mastery into your collection.