Cildo Meireles b. 1948, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Lives and works in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

The group show CRIVO, Luisa Strina's perspective brings together at Casa Bradesco, in São Paulo, works by over 30 key artists from the contemporary scene who define the trajectory of...

'What I am really concerned with is giving you some insight into the relationship of a book collector to his possessions, into collecting rather than a collection. If I do...

One and Some Chairs/Camouflages is an original exhibition showcasing works by visual artist Cildo Meireles, revisiting a series of projects conceived in the 1980s and 1990s. The installation One and...

As rightly noted by art critic Frederico Morais, over Cildo Meireles’ career there have been only a few solo exhibitions with drawings: at Museu de Arte Moderna da Bahia in...

Galeria Luisa Strina is pleased to present Pling Pling, a solo exhibition by Cildo Meireles, whose long- standing relationship with the gallery goes back several decades. Coinciding with the São...

Galeria Luisa Strina and Reila Gracie Editora are pleased to invite you to the release of the series “Glovetrotter” by Cildo Meireles, 19 September 2010, from 12PM to 5PM, at...

CILDO MEIRELES A Galeria Luisa Strina apresenta, do dia 07 de outubro até 14 de novembro de 2003, exposição individual do artista Cildo Meireles. “Descalas” reúne 16 obras feitas a...

This work from 1991 consists of a series balls in different sizes, colors and materials, that were collected through the years and now lay on the floor. The balls are...

Exhibition based on the everyday life of street-vendors that can be found in the cities, and who survive by selling all kinds of things. “Camelô”, is a childhood memory of...

Two sets of 9 quadrilaterals each, both built in juxtaposed layers of measuring tape. While the first set is ruled by the decimal system, the second follows inches.

Instalação com dois ambientes em forma de cubo, compostos de dois painéis “cinza” resulta do confronto de duas substaâncias tão próximas e ao mesmo tempo tão diversas, giz escolar e...

“Obscura Luz” Uma mesa superposta a pequenas mesas; um porta-bandeira que engole o tecido; duas séries de cinco bengalas de mágico; um bloco de granito “sentado” numa cadeira; três ripas...

Canvas painted imitation of a corner wall, mounted at an angle and placed precisely in the corner of the wall, coupled with an idea of parquet floor and stairs.