Open Call

From the 20th of April to the 25th of May, the invitation to select works from the 10th 3M Art Show received 338 entries - 222 more than last year's announcement - from 87 cities. It is an initiative that has always accompanied the exhibition and that promotes national artistic production. In order to obtain greater transparency in the selection processes, a jury was formed by curator Camila Bechelany, composed of Camilla Rocha Campos and Eva González-Sancho Bodero.

Jury:
Camilla Rocha Campos

Camilla Rocha Campos is self-revolutionary, artist, teacher and writer. Master in theory and art critics at UERJ, she currently works as director of the international artistic residency CAPACETE and as a teacher of the Formation and Deformation program at the visual arts school of Parque Lage, both in the city of Rio de Janeiro. As an artist she transits in the field of collaborative art in which the public is invited to participate in performance situations relating her body to poetic contexts loaded with a type of humor and criticism. In January 2017, as part of the AiR Q21 International residency program at the Museum Quartier in Vienna, Austria, ghe gave the workshop "Silent images shout body policies" at the Raum_D art space at the Museum Quartier.

Jury:
Eva González-Sancho Bodero

Eva González-Sancho Bodero is a curator with a special interest in definitions of new models of contemporary art and its production, the construction of public space, language, and art practices defined as ‘non-authoritarian.’ She was director and curator at MUSAC, León (ES) [2013], FRAC Bourgogne, Dijon (FR) [2003-2011]; and Etablissement d’en Face Projects (Brussels, 1998-2003); and lecturer in the History of Exhibitions at Metz University [2001-2004]. She has been responsible for curating over 50 exhibitions at different art centres, of which half have involved the production of new work. Other curatorial projects include Lofoten International Art Festival (LIAF) 2013 or OSLO PILOT (2015-17), an experimental research-based project aimed to define the format for a first biennial in Oslo. González-Sancho Bodero is currently co-curating osloBIENNALEN FIRST EDITION 2019–2024, a project owned and funded by the Oslo Agency for Cultural Affairs, which sets out to explore the particular questions deriving from art in public space through an evolving five-year programme.


The selected artists are:

Foi à Feira
Gabriel Scapinelli and Otávio Monteiro
Maré de Matos
Narciso Rosário