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Antonia Bergamin and Thiago Gomide discuss bringing Brazilian Modernism to the global stage 

Meet Bergamin & Gomide

‘São Paulo is the sort of city in which anything can happen. And for art and culture, it’s the place to be.’&mdash;&nbsp;Antonia Bergamin, Co-Director of Bergamin &amp; GomideNestled in the Jardins district of São Paulo, Bergamin &amp; Gomide has built its reputation exhibiting Brazil’s Modernist giants such as Lygia Pape and Hélio Oiticica. Art is a family affair for Antonia Bergamin. She took over the gallery from her father, Jones Bergamin, in 2012, joining forces with Thiago Gomide. With four shows a year, the partners have opened up the gallery program to a host of international artists – including Joseph Beuys and Martin Kippenberger – teasing out artistic affinities across geographies and generations.At Art Basel’s 2018 show in Basel, Bergamin &amp; Gomide will present a historical display, gathering key pieces by Brazilian modernists Lygia Clark, Mira Schendel, Sérgio Camargo, and Alfredo Volpi. In this exclusive interview, Bergamin &amp; Gomide explain the secret of their partnership.&nbsp;

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Antonia Bergamin and Thiago Gomide discuss bringing Brazilian Modernism to the global stage