Art and Ideas: A Journey Through São Paulo's Bienal

The São Paulo Bienal is not just an art show. It's a big, bold idea. This year, it's all about making the world better. The chief curator, Bonaventure Soh Bejeng Ndikung, wants to go beyond just talking about diversity and inclusion. He wants to show the beauty of our world. And he's doing it with over 1, 200 artworks from 125 artists and collectives. The exhibit, called \"Not All Travelers Walk Roads, \" is full of ideas. It's about creating a kinder, fairer world. Even when the art talks about tough topics like war and poverty, it feels hopeful. It's beautiful, both in how it looks and in what it stands for.The São Paulo Bienal is huge. It's the biggest art event in the southern hemisphere. It's held in a massive pavilion designed by famous Brazilian architects Oscar Niemeyer and Hélio Uchôa. This year, the space is transformed with flowing curtains and enclosures, making it feel like a vast waterway. The Bienal is more than just art. It's a place where people can think about how to make the world better. It's a place where art can inspire change. And it's a place where anyone can go and be inspired.