The PIPA Institute collection focuses on works by artists who have participated in PIPA Prize. The collection includes works donated through the Prize and acquisitions of works by the Institute.
Since 2010, all winning artists in each category of the Prize donate an artwork to the Institute – a collection which currently comprises of more than 30 artworks.
At the end of 2016, we began the process of acquisitions and/or commissions via Institute. This independent project focuses on the topic of “Displacement”.”Displacement” has, in truth, many definitions. It can mean the situation in which people or objects move from one place to another. It can be spontaneous or forced. Finally, according to Freud, displacement is an unconscious defense mechanism whereby the mind substitutes either a new aim or a new object for goals felt in their original form to be dangerous or unacceptable. By defining the subject, we are instigating a spectrum of possibilities of artists whose works relate to it. Hopefully, new ideas and point of views will emerge from it. It was also decided that the acquisition and commission project would be restricted to artists who have participated in at least one edition of the Prize, with the aim of acquiring a diversified set of works, documents, and studies pertaining to a specific project/series.
We believe in the importance of encouraging the development of artistic practices by supporting the production of new works and projects, with the mission to contribute to the international recognition and dissemination of Brazilian contemporary art. However, our greatest mission yet will be to share our passion and cultural knowledge by making the collection accessible to the public. The PIPA Institute collection will soon be available for viewing online and hopefully, in the future, in public spaces.
The collection is divided by:
- Artworks commissioned by the Institute
- Artworks acquired by the Institute
- Artworks on loan
- Artworks donated to the Institute by PIPA Prize winners (PIPA, PIPA Popular Vote and PIPA Online)
- Artworks donated to the Institute by artists
Commissioned artworks
Alice Miceli, “In depth: minefields”, Angola series, 2018, 110 x 72cm
Henrique Oliveira, “Desnatureza 3”, 2018, permanent installation, 7.6 x 9 x 6m
Bárbara Wagner e Benjamin de Burca, “RISE”, 2018, video, 20′
Daniel Beerstecher, “Liberation 4.0”, 2018, video, 8′
Works on loan
Berna Reale, “Enquanto todos olham a lua”, 2012 
Berna Reale, “A sombra do sol“, 2012 
Berna Reale, “Os jardins pensus da América”, 2012 
Berna Reale, “Cantando na chuva” #2, 2014 
Berna Reale, “O Homem”, da série “Retratos”, 2011 
Virginia de Medeiros, “Penha”, from the series “Fábula do olhar”, 2013 
Virginia de Medeiros, “Marcos”, from the series “Fábula do olhar”, 2013 
Eduardo Berliner, “Horário de visitação”, 2011 
Letícia Ramos, “Paisagem #1”, 2014 
Letícia Ramos, “Paisagem #2”, 2014
Acquisitions
Sofia Borges, “Gesture, mask and role”, 2017 
André Griffo, “O golpe, a prisão e outras manobras incompatíveis com a democracia”, 2018 
André Griffo, “Aproximação forçada”, 2018 
Bárbara Wagner, “A Boss is a Boss” (from the series Masters of Ceremony), 2016 
Bárbara Wagner, “Leo da Lagoa” (from the series Masters of Ceremony), 2016 
Bárbara Wagner & Benjamim de Burca, “Set to go”, 2015 
Arjan Martins, “Rio Setecentista”, 2013 
Arjan Martins, Untitled, 2016 
Arjan Martins, Untitled, 2017 
Luiz d’Orey, “Untitled 52”, 2017 
Rodrigo Braga, “Casa de Res”, 2017 
Luiza Baldan, “Perabé”, 2014-15
PIPA Prize winners donations
Finalists
From 2019, the four PIPA Prize finalists must each donate an artwork to the PIPA Institute.
Berna Reale, “Enquanto todos olham os gatos #1”, 2019 
Jaime Lauriano, “Bandeirantes #1” and “Bandeirantes #2”, 2019 
Guerreiro do Divino Amor, “A cristalização de Brasília”, 2018 
Guerreiro do Divino Amor, “Supercomplexo metropolitano expandido”, 2018 
Guerreiro do Divino Amor, “SuperRio Superficções”, 2016 
Cabelo, Untitled, 2016
PIPA
Arjan Martins, Untitled, 2018 Bárbara Wagner e Benjamin de Burca, “RISE”, 2018 
Paulo Nazareth, Untitled (from the series “News from the Americas”) 2011 
Paulo Nazareth, Untitled (from the series “News from the Americas”) 2011 
Paulo Nazareth, Untitled (from the series “News from the Americas”) 2011 
Paulo Nazareth, Untitled (from the series “News from the Americas”) 2011 
Virginia de Medeiros, “Em torno dos meus marítimos”, 2014 
Alice Miceli, “In depth:minefields”, Camboja series, 2014 
Cadu, “Four Seasons”, model, 2013 
Marcius Galan, “Obra de arte em cinco vias” , 2012 
Tatiana Blass, “Half of the speech on the ground – deaf piano”, 2010 
Renata Lucas, “Quadro Rotonda”, 2006-2011
PIPA Popular Vote
Arjan Martins, “The Foreigner”, 2017 
Éder Oliveira, Untitled, from the series “Pixels”, 2018, 
Virginia de Medeiros, “Sergio e Simone #1”, 2007-2009 
Camila Soato, “Projeto Pós Fim do Mundo #3”, 2013 
Rodrigo Braga, “Fato (da série Paisagens)”, 2012 
Marcelo Moscheta, “22), from the series A New Method for Assisting the Invention in the Composition of Clouds”, 2009 
Marcelo Moscheta, “24) , from the series A New Method for Assisting the Invention in the Composition of Clouds”, 2009 
Tatiana Blass, “Acidente # 10”, 2011 
Paulo Nazareth, “Aros” (from the series “Produto de genocídio”), 2015/2016 
Paulo Nazareth, “Bororó auto peças” (from the series “Produto de genocídio”), 2015/2016 
Paulo Nazareth, “Cabanha Mapuche” (from the series “Produto de genocídio”), 2015/2016 
Paulo Nazareth, “Aimará gestão ambiental” (from the series “Produto de genocídio”), 2015/2016 
Paulo Nazareth, “Estância do Minuano” (from the series “Produto de genocídio”), 2015/2016 
Paulo Nazareth, “Paiaguás” (from the series “Produto de genocídio”), 2015/2016 
Paulo Nazareth, “Esporte Clube Xavantes” (from the series “Produto de genocídio”), 2015/2016 
Paulo Nazareth, “Aymoré preto” (from the series “Produto de genocídio”), 2015/2016 
Paulo Nazareth, “Tupi F.C” (from the series “Produto de genocídio”), 2015/2016 
Paulo Nazareth, “Guarani de Divinópolis” (from the series “Produto de genocídio”), 2015/2016 
Paulo Nazareth, “Charruá Rugbi Clube” (from the series “Produto de genocídio”), 2015/2016 
Paulo Nazareth, “Quilmes” (from the series “Produto de genocídio”), 2015/2016 
Paulo Nazareth, “G.E Charruá” (from the series “Produto de genocídio”), 2015/2016 
Paulo Nazareth, “Goytagaz F.C” (from the series “Produto de genocídio”), 2015/2016 
Paulo Nazareth, “Clube Atlético Xavantes” (from the series “Produto de genocídio”), 2015/2016 
Paulo Nazareth, “Índio” (from the series “Produto de genocídio”), 2015/2016 
Paulo Nazareth, “G.E Tupinambá” (from the series “Produto de genocídio”), 2015/2016 
Paulo Nazareth, “Clube Esportivo Aimoré” (from the series “Produto de genocídio”), 2015/2016 
Paulo Nazareth, “Guarani de Campinas” (from the series “Produto de genocídio”), 2015/2016 
Paulo Nazareth, “Xavante Futebol Clube” (from the series “Produto de genocídio”), 2015/2016 
Paulo Nazareth, “Churrascaria e restaurante Minuano” (from the series “Produto de genocídio”), 2015/2016 
Paulo Nazareth, “Guarani retrô” (from the series “Produto de genocídio”), 2015/2016 
Paulo Nazareth, “Caxinuá” (from the series “Produto de genocídio”), 2015/2016 
Paulo Nazareth, “Charruá hotel” (from the series “Produto de genocídio”), 2015/2016 
Paulo Nazareth, “Guenoa” (from the series “Produto de genocídio”), 2015/2016 
Paulo Nazareth, “Mbiá” (from the series “Produto de genocídio”), 2015/2016 
Paulo Nazareth, “Aymoré vermelho” (from the series “Produto de genocídio”), 2015/2016 
Paulo Nazareth, “Solução de Limpeza Minuano” (from the series “Produto de genocídio”), 2015/2016
PIPA Online
Denilson Baniwa, “Forget me, please!”, 2017 
Íris Helena, “Notas de Esquecimento VII”, from the series “Lembretes”, 2009 
Babu78, “A ignorância não me deixou acabar”, 2017, graffiti 
Jorge Luis Fonseca, “Tá esperando o quê?”, 2015 
Musa Michelle Mattiuzzi, “Para fora do armário? Get in out”, 2013 
Arissana Pataxó, “Meruka”, 2007 
Jaider Esbell, “A Dimensão Humana”, 2013 
Ana Ruas, “Achados e Perdidos – Paisagens I”, 2014 
Luciana Magno, “Raízes aéreas”, from the series “Orgânicos”, 2014 
Diego de Santos, “Para onde vão os incomodados que se mudam”, 2013 
Paulo Nimer Pjota, “South Afrika”, 2014 
Marco Antonio Portela, “Disappear”, 2015 
Shima, “Testimonial”, 2006-2010 
Berna Reale, “A Mulher”, 2011 
Tinho, “Prazeres”, 2011 
Iuri Sarmento, “PIPA”, 2011
Donations by PIPA Prize artists
Ana Paula Oliveira, “Vouindo”, 2016, acrylic, leather and lead 
Leopoldo Wolff, da serie “Um Minuto Inteiro”, 2010, digital print, 35x43cm