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ABERTO5 | CASA BOLA
ABERTO5 | CASA BOLA

ABERTO5 | CASA BOLA

3/8 - 5/31, 2026

The fifth edition of ABERTO takes place between March 8 and May 31, 2026, returning to São Paulo after its international debut in Paris and, for the first time, occupying the iconic Casa Bola by Eduardo Longo, opened to the public for the first time. In this edition, the project also unfolds into an unprecedented urban dimension with the creation of ABERTO Rua, which brings artistic interventions to Avenida Faria Lima. Over nearly three months, around 60 works of art and design by more than 50 Brazilian and international artists occupy the approximately 1,000 m² of the house and different points throughout the surrounding urban area.


The exhibition is curated by Filipe Assis, Claudia Moreira Salles, and Kiki Mazzucchelli, with a dedicated architecture section curated by guest curator Fernando Serapião. Most of the works were conceived especially for the occasion, in direct dialogue with the experimental character of Casa Bola, understood as a habitable sculpture. In partnership with ETEL, the edition presents the launch of a previously unseen chair by Eduardo Longo, as well as two new projects by Claudia Moreira Salles: the relaunch of the Siri armchairs, in collaboration with visual artist Luísa Matsushita, and the ABERTO side table, which revisits the constructive principle of the easel launched in the inaugural edition of the exhibition in 2022. The exhibition also includes a section dedicated to Eduardo Longo’s career, bringing together projects, drawings, works, photographs, and models spanning decades of his production.


Localtion

Casa Bola

Built manually between 1974 and 1979, Casa Bola synthesizes Eduardo Longo’s radical research into spherical housing and asserts an experimental stance outside the canons of institutional architecture. The residence proposes a spatial organization based on continuous routes, level changes, and sensory relationships between body and space, challenging conventional models of dwelling. By being opened to the public for the first time, the house reveals itself not only as a residence, but as a manifesto-work of Brazilian architecture, until now a discreet presence in São Paulo’s urban landscape.

Gallery

Artist

Adriano Costa

Antonio Tarsis

Arorá

Carlito Carvalhosa

Daniel Steegmann Mangrané

Erika Verzutti

Fernanda Galvão

Fran Chang

Gustavo Silvamaral

Iole de Freitas

Janaina Tschäpe

Jarbas Lopes

José Patrício

Juliana Frontin

Laís Amaral

Leonor Antunes

Letícia Ramos

Luisa Matsushita

Luiz Tepedino

Luiz Zerbini

Marcius Galan

Maria Klabin

Marina Perez Simão

Marepe

Mauro Restiffe

Opavivara!

Paloma Bosquê

Paulo Nimer PJ

Rebeca Carapiá

Sandra Cinto

Tatiana Chalhoub

Tomás Saraceno

Vivian Caccuri

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