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Learn about Maria Martins, a pioneer of Surrealism in Brazil who created hybrid and monstrous feminine figures. See her work at the Central Pavilion of the Venice Biennale from April to November 2024.
24. Okt. 2015 · Maria Martins (1894-1973) was a Brazilian sculptor who created abstract and surrealist works. She participated in several exhibitions at MoMA, including Painting and Sculpture Changes and Soldier, Spectre, Shaman.
A bronze sculpture by Maria Martins depicting two tentacles in an embrace, expressing the difficulty of communication. Learn more about the artist, the medium, and the collection of this work at MoMA.
A book about the Brazilian modernist sculptor Maria Martins, who lived and worked in various countries and created hybrid female figures and mythological scenes. The book accompanies an exhibition at MASP and Casa Roberto Marinho and features essays by international scholars.
Learn about the life and work of Maria Martins, a Brazilian artist who explored hybrid female figures and tropics in her sculptures and prints. See 45 works and publications from the 1940s and '50s at MASP and Casa Roberto Marinho.
An exhibition that explores the artistic development of Maria Martins, a Brazilian sculptor who transformed the human figure into nature. See her sculptures, paintings, drawings, prints, jewelry and books inspired by the tropics, myths, songs and skeletons.
A sculptor, designer, printmaker, painter, writer, and musician, Martins dealt with transformation—always in process, never complete—in a number of her works. In her series of goddesses and...
