The IAC, Institute of Contemporary Art in Sao Paulo, presents only until this Friday, the exhibition "Sergio Camargo: Claro Enigma." The exhibition displays 30 pieces from the 40 years of the artist’s career, from the most expressive sculptures, dated from the 1960s, to some of his last pieces.
* Responsible for one of the most innovative careers of modern Brazilian art, the sculptor began his Art studies at the age of 16 and until the end of his life he collected numerous awards worldwide.
* The artist has also done works for public spaces, such as the Palace of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in Brasilia, the Praça da Sé, in São Paulo, and the Banco do Brasil in New York. Sergio Camargo died in Rio in 1990. He was 60.