The Museu de Arte de São Paulo (MASP) has announced a new group of exhibitions featuring work by Carolina Caycedo, Sol Calero and Regina José Galindo. In the museum’s June 29 newsletter, the three artists were introduced together as the focus of newly announced shows, extending MASP’s programming with a strong emphasis on contemporary Latin American artistic practice.
The announcement was sent by MASP from its address on Avenida Paulista in São Paulo. No exhibition dates, venue breakdowns or opening schedules were included in the source material, but the museum’s message makes clear that these are separate exhibitions tied to the three artists named in the headline. The newsletter also links to MASP’s ticketing site, indicating that the exhibitions are part of the museum’s current visitor information and public programming.
Caycedo, Calero and Galindo are all artists whose work has drawn international attention, and MASP’s decision to group them in a single announcement places their practices in a shared institutional frame. The source material does not provide curatorial statements or exhibition themes, so the announcement must be read as a straightforward presentation of the museum’s latest exhibition news rather than a detailed curatorial preview.
Carolina Caycedo is known for work that engages social and environmental questions, Sol Calero for vibrant installations and examinations of identity and community, and Regina José Galindo for performance-based practice. Those broader contexts are not described in the newsletter itself, but they help situate the significance of MASP’s choice to feature the artists together in its communications to the public.
MASP’s message does not specify whether all three exhibitions open on the same date or occupy the same spaces, and it does not name galleries, durations or accompanying public programs. It also does not state any direct relationship between the artists’ presentations beyond their simultaneous announcement. For that reason, the verified details remain limited to the fact that MASP is promoting new exhibitions dedicated to Caycedo, Calero and Galindo.
The newsletter was distributed under the heading 'Novas exposições no MASP! Carolina Caycedo, Sol Calero e Regina José Galindo', with links to MASP’s exhibitions and ticketing pages. Aside from the named artists and the museum’s São Paulo address, the source does not offer further logistical information, leaving the announcement as a concise marker of upcoming or current programming at the institution.
