With galleries shut due to COVID-19, Brazil hosts a drive-thru art show

A female takes in an art exhibition from the backseat of a vehicle as she is driven through a storage facility showing paintings and images in Sao Paulo, Brazil.|Image Credit:
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” DriveThru.Art” shows artwork on 18 panels measuring 10 meters large by 5 meters high by different artists in a big shed that when housed a metallurgical company.

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Viewers can visit only inside a vehicle. The expense is 40 reais ($ 8) per automobile, with approximately 4 people. For those who do not have a cars and truck, the exhibition offers one that can accommodate approximately 3 people, for the same price.

Tickets can be gotten on a website and the ticket supplies info on the art works, which will be on display through Aug. 9. The program is open 1-9 p.m. every day however Monday and Tuesday.

Visitors take in an art exhibition from inside a vehicle as they drive through a storage facility showing paintings and images in Sao Paulo, Brazil
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” As it is an exhibition inside the vehicle and at a time when there is nothing to do, an audience that is not a customer of culture, may come here,” said Luis Maluf, manager of the exhibit and owner of the Luis Maluf Art Gallery.

Visitors make a circuit of the shed that takes approximately one hour.

Spectators enjoy the Circus Estoril drive-in efficiency from their vehicles in Itaguai, Brazil
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Audiences scan a QR Code to access audio that describe the works. On the panels, there are paintings, photos, videos and graffiti that handle social styles, such as representation of Black women and preservation of the environment.

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Anderson de Souza, the clown Batatinha, performs at the Estoril Circus in a drive-in format, in the middle of the new coronavirus pandemic in Itaguai, Brazil.|Photo Credit:
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” Art brings reflections, very essential conversations, specifically throughout this turmoil that we are experiencing,” Mr. Maluf stated. “The exhibition attempts to bring a gesture of hope, however also issues that are happening now.”