Juarez Machado (Joinville SC 1941)
Juarez Machado is a painter, set designer, decorator, sculptor, draftsman, journalist, actor, writer, mime, caricaturist, illustrator and cartoonist, born in Joinville, Santa Catarina, on March 16, 1941. He is the son of João de Oliveira Machado, a traveling salesman who was also an antiques collector, clock restorer and photographer, and of Leonora Busch Machado, a talented worker who painted fans in a still small local factory.
He came into contact with the arts early on - every night the dinner table turned into a small studio where the brothers Juarez and Edson began their scribbles; Juarez's first drawing, at the age of three, was a tank in the corner of a newspaper.
Sure of his wish and determined to follow his vocation, he got his first job in 1958 at Laboratório Catarinense, drawing labels and medicine packaging, and for the Almanaque Renascim.
In the early 1960s, he went to study at the School of Fine Arts in Curitiba, Paraná. He soon began taking part in exhibitions and art salons, winning his first prize for the work “Operários do Itaum” [Itaum Workers]. He also worked at TV Paraná, producing sets for programs such as “Doutor Pomposo”, alongside Ary Fontoura.
He moved to Rio de Janeiro in 1965, working and spending time with some of the most important figures of Brazilian culture. He made great friends... Juca Chaves, Ziraldo, Miele, Millôr Fernandes, Sergio Rodrigues, Jaguar, Henfil and Zanini, among others.
He took an intense part in the city's cultural and artistic movements. He worked as a political cartoonist and cartoonist for the country's main newspapers and magazines of the time. He illustrated dozens of record covers, notebooks and book covers for various authors. He drew for Oscar Niemeyer. He created sets for plays, music shows and cultural venues. He was a pioneer in publishing wordless picture books for children, winning awards in Brazil and abroad for some of these titles.
For more than twenty years he worked at Rede Globo. He was part of the creative and comedy teams alongside Max Nunes, Chico Anysio, Borjalo and Jô Soares. He was responsible for numerous vignettes, opening sequences and promos, as well as countless sets and costumes, among them the comedy shows “Faça Humor não Faça Guerra” and “Balança, mas não Cai” and the children's show “Balão Mágico”. He also worked on the production of music videos and musical specials for artists such as Elis Regina, Roberto Carlos, Raul Seixas and Emilio Santiago, among others. In the mid-1970s, he became popular throughout the country by playing a mime character interacting with his own drawings, shown on the program “Fantástico”.
In the early 1980s, he moved to Paris and settled in Montmartre, where his main studio is located. Constantly producing, he keeps two other studios active - in Joinville and in Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro, his official home in Brazil.
Juarez's art, with its unique lines and unmistakable colors, is a source of reference and inspiration for new productions in other artistic languages such as dance and music performances and even cinema, as in the award-winning film “Amélie” (“Le Fabuleux Destin d'Amélie Poulain”), by the French director Jean-Pierre Jeunet.
Painter, sculptor, actor, draftsman... Juarez Machado left home to become a citizen of the world. Today, he is recognized as one of the most important and influential Brazilian artists - his works can be found in museums, galleries, private collections and public and private spaces.
In 2014, he kept a promise he had made as a child - that one day he would return to his city to create a space where everyone could freely discover and enjoy the arts. To this end, he opened his family's old house to create the Instituto Internacional Juarez Machado, in Joinville, Santa Catarina - a private, non-profit organization of a cultural, educational, social and artistic nature. More than a great center of art and culture, it is the extension of Juarez Machado's entire life and work over more than 70 years of career and a true declaration of love for Joinville.
Critiques
"(...) When painting a figure, Juarez Machado does so by drawing the viewer into the character's setting and time - that is, he creates a scene that reveals the character's way of being - initiating us into its mysteries. His constructive care leads him to architect space, organizing volumes so that curves, angles and diagonals harmonize or clash violently, accentuating visual expression. This creative process recalls Picasso's Blue Period, in which he also, through lyrical expression, creates 'types' rather than portraits. He strongly contrasts areas of light, even when playing with monochrome. Often, however, he creates a very special polychrome universe which, at bottom, is the unflappable re-creation of the enchanted world that TV places before our eyes, trying to illusorily transform our gray everyday life into a fantastic and perennial game of make-believe. Juarez knows how to balance the lightness, romanticism and depth of a Busch with the sleight-of-hand gifts of a Machado. (...)"
Adalice Araújo
TRÊS visionários e um mundo melhor. Text by Adalice Araújo. Curitiba: Simões de Assis Galeria de Arte, 1984.
Solo Exhibitions
1964
Galeria Cocaco – Curitiba – Brazil
1966
Galeria Brasil-Estados Unidos – Rio de Janeiro – Brazil
1969
Galeria Cavilha – Rio de Janeiro – Brazil
1970
Galeria Cocaco – Curitiba – Brazil
1971
Galeria Bonino – Rio de Janeiro – Brazil
Galeria Ciclo – Porto Alegre – Brazil
1972
Mini Gallery – Rio de Janeiro – Brazil
Galeria Arte Aplicada – São Paulo – Brazil
1974
Mini Gallery – Rio de Janeiro – Brazil
1975
Galeria Bonino – Rio de Janeiro – Brazil
Galeria Arte Aplicada – São Paulo – Brazil
Casa da Cultura de Santa Catarina – Joinville – Brazil
Galeria Morada – Rio de Janeiro – Brazil
1976
Galeria Archote – São Paulo – Brazil
1977
Galeria Guignard – Belo Horizonte – Brazil
1978
Galeria Bonino – Rio de Janeiro – Brazil
1979
Mini Gallery – Rio de Janeiro – Brazil
Museu Guido Viaro – Curitiba – Brazil
1980
Galeria Bonino – Rio de Janeiro – Brazil
Galeria Arte Aplicada – São Paulo – Brazil
1981
Galeria Guignard – Belo Horizonte – Brazil
ZomaGallery – New York – United States
Galeria Ida e Anita – Curitiba – Brazil
1982
Galeria Bonino – Rio de Janeiro – Brazil
Museu Nacional da Imigração e Colonização – Joinville – Brazil
Centre Culturel des Prémontrés – France
1983
Galeria Ida e Anita – Curitiba – Brazil
Galerie du Sagittaire – Strasbourg – France
1984
Mini Gallery – Rio de Janeiro – Brazil
“Álbum de Viagens” [Travel Album] traveling photography exhibition through the main Brazilian state capitals.
1985
Ranulpho Galeria de Arte – Recife – Brazil
Galeria Ida e Anita – Curitiba – Brazil
1986
Ranulpho Galeria de Arte – São Paulo – Brazil
Centro Cultural Itaipava – Rio de Janeiro – Brazil
1987
Simões de Assis Galeria de Arte – Curitiba – Brazil
Visual Galeria de Arte – Brasília – Brazil
Ranulpho Galeria de Arte – São Paulo – Brazil
Galeria Alencastro Guimaraes – Porto Alegre – Brazil
Galeria Latina – Montevideo – Uruguay
1989
“Voyage aux châteaux de Bordeaux” – Traveling exhibition organized by Simões de Assis Galeria de Arte - Rio Design Center – Rio de Janeiro – Brazil
Espaço d’Artefacto – São Paulo – Brazil
Simões de Assis Galeria de Arte – Curitiba – Brazil
Museu de Arte de Joinville – Joinville – Brazil
Museu de Arte de Santa Catarina – Florianópolis – Brazil
1990
Galeria Afta-Mixta – Lisbon – Portugal
Galeria Bahiarte – Londrina – Brazil
Retrospective Exhibition – Museu de Arte Contemporânea – Joinville – Brazil
1991
Galerie Inter-Art – Paris – France
Galeria Candido Portinari – Rome – Italy
Galerie L’Entrée des Artistes – Barbizon and Fontainebleau – France
Galeria Latina – Montevideo – Uruguay
1992
“Copacabana 100 Anos” [Copacabana 100 Years] – Traveling exhibition organized by Simões de Assis Galeria de Arte de Curitiba – Brazil
Rio Design Center – Rio de Janeiro – Brazil
Palácio Itamaraty – Brasília – Brazil
Espaço Cultural Telemig – Belo Horizonte – Brazil
Espaço D’Artefacto – São Paulo – Brazil
Palácio Iguaçu – Curitiba – Brazil
Galerie Debret – Paris – France
Galerie Jas de la Rimade – Carces – France
1993
Americas Gallery – New York – United States
Galerie L’Entrée des Artistes – Barbizon – France
“Homenagem a Curitiba” [Tribute to Curitiba] – Espaço Cultural Telepar – Curitiba – Brazil
1994
Foire d’Art – Miami/94 – Simões de Assis Galeria de Arte – Miami – United States
Galerie du Bois d’Amour – Pont Aven – France
“Criador e Criatura” [Creator and Creature] Dessin d’Humour – Galeria Banestado
Galeria Lascaux – Joinville – Brazil
Galerie Jas de la Rimade – Carces – France
1995
Foire d’Art – Miami/95 – Simões de Assis Galeria de Arte – Miami – United States
Galeria Alice Mogabgab – Beirut – Lebanon
“Atelier de Artista” [Artist's Studio] - D & D – São Paulo – Brazil
1996
Galerie Akka - Valmay – Paris – France
Galerie Akka – Cap d’Agde – France
Galeria Alice Mogabgab – Beirut – Lebanon
“Atelier de Artista” [Artist's Studio] – Museu Nacional de Belas Artes – Rio de Janeiro – Brazil
1997
Galerie L’oeil Soleil – Cliousclat – France
Galerie Akka – Cap d’Agde – France
Casa Cor Sul PR/97 – Curitiba – Brazil
1998
“O Grande Circo” [The Great Circus] – Centreventos Cau Hansen – Joinville – Brazil
“Ilha de Santa Catarina” [Santa Catarina Island] – Museu de Arte de Santa Catarina – Florianópolis – Brazil
“La Fête Continue” – Galerie Akka – Paris – France
1999
Galerie Passe du Temps – Switzerland
Galeria Alice Mogabgab – Beirut – Lebanon
Wilson Gallery – Boston – United States
Galerie Anne Apesteguy – Deauville – France
2000
“Sculptures” – Galerie Akka – Paris – France
2002
“Juarez Machado, Le Libertin” – Galerie Akka – Paris – France
“Juarez Machado, Le Libertin” – Galerie du Minotaure – Paris – France
2003
Long séjours à Venise, “Venise” – Simões de Assis Galeria de Arte – Brazil
Galerie Au temps qui passe – Genolier – Switzerland
Confraria das Artes – Simões de Assis Galeria de Arte – Florianópolis – Brazil
2004
“Venise” – Galerie Akka - Valmay – Paris – France
Art Seiller Galerie – Saint-Paul de Vence – France
Hubert Gallery – New York – United States
2005
Rollebeek Gallery Contemporary Art – Brussels – Belgium
“Vingt ans de Brésil en France” – Galerie Valmay – Paris – France
“L’année du Brésil” – White Elephant Art Gallery – Paris – France
“Jardin Secret” – Galerie Valmay – Paris – France
Art Seiller Galerie – Saint-Paul de Vence – France
2006
Rollebeek Gallery Contemporary Art – Brussels – Belgium
“Croisières” – Galerie Valmay – Paris – France
2007
“Diário de Bordo” [Logbook] – Simões de Assis Galeria de Arte – Curitiba – Brazil
2008
“Parfum, Dessins & Peintures” – Galerie Valmay – Paris – France
2009
“Chateaux Bordeaux” – Simões de Assis Galeria de Arte – Curitiba – Brazil
“Jazz-Danse” – Galerie Valmay – Paris – France
“Tango” - Galeria Alice Mogabgab – Beirut – Lebanon
2011
"Soixante-dix" - Galerie Valmay – Paris – France
2012
"Soixante-dix" - Museu de Arte de Santa Catarina – Florianópolis - Brazil
2013
"Soixante-dix" - Museu de Arte de Joinville – Joinville – Brazil
Galerie AKKA - Cap d’Agde – France
2014
"Rio de Outrora, Rio de Agora" [Rio Then, Rio Now] – Maurício Pontual Galeria de Arte – Rio de Janeiro – Brazil
"A Bicicleta na Vida e Obra de Juarez Machado” [The Bicycle in the Life and Work of Juarez Machado] – Instituto Internacional Juarez Machado – Joinville – Brazil
2015
"Soixante-dix" – Caixa Cultural Fortaleza – Fortaleza – Brazil
"Soixante-dix" – Caixa Cultural Brasília – Brasília – Brazil
"Soixante-dix" – Museu de Arte do Rio Grande do Sul Ado Malagoli – Porto Alegre – Brazil
“Um Passeio pelo Mundo de Juarez Machado” [A Walk through the World of Juarez Machado] – Galeria Dom Quixote – Rio de Janeiro – Brazil
“Juarez Machado na Hora do Recreio” [Juarez Machado at Recess] – Instituto Internacional Juarez Machado – Joinville – Brazil
“A Bicicleta na Vida e Obra de Juarez” [The Bicycle in the Life and Work of Juarez] – Instituto Internacional Juarez Machado – Joinville – Brazil
2016
“Pentimento” – Galerie Rauschfeld – Paris – France
“Juarez Machado em Rótulos” [Juarez Machado in Labels] – Instituto Internacional Juarez Machado – Joinville - Brazil
2017
“Mes deux amours” – Galerie Rauchfeld – Paris – France
2018
“Estive e Estou Curitiba” [I Was and Am Curitiba] – Museu Guido Viaro – Curitiba – Brazil
“Dos 11 aos 77” [From 11 to 77] – Instituto Internacional Juarez Machado – Joinville – Brazil
2019
“Paisagens” [Landscapes] – Instituto Internacional Juarez Machado – Joinville – Brazil
2020
“A Figura em Movimento – Serigrafias” [The Figure in Motion – Screenprints] – Galeria d'Arte Ortopóvoa – Póvoa de Varzim – Portugal
“Juarez Machado” – Instituto Internacional Juarez Machado – Joinville – Brazil
Group Exhibitions
1967
9th São Paulo Biennial – São Paulo – Brazil
1969
5th Biennial of Humor Drawing – Italy
1979
Special Room at the 1st Brazilian Drawing Exhibition – Curitiba – Brazil
1984
“Três Visionários” [Three Visionaries] – Simões de Assis Galeria de Arte – Curitiba – Brazil
1987
“Quatro Artistas da Década de 60” [Four Artists of the 1960s] – Museu de Arte Contemporânea do Paraná – Curitiba – Brazil
1988
“Châteaux Bordeaux” exhibition – Centre Georges Pompidou – Paris – France
Traveling Exhibition – Europe and the United States
1989
Galeria Sidney Root – Brussels – Belgium
Ranulpho Galeria de Arte – São Paulo – Brazil
London International Art Fair – London – England
Barcelona International Art Forum – Barcelona – Spain
Lineart-Gand – Belgium
1989 Salon – Grand Palais – Paris – France
1990
Honored Artist of the Fontainebleau City Salon – Fontainebleau – France
Guest of Honor of the Champs-sur-Marne City Salon – France
Galeria Contrast – Brussels – Belgium
Galerie Inter Art – Paris – France
Line art-Gand – Belgium
Barcelona International Art-Forum – Barcelona – Spain
1991
Brazilian Art at the Grand Palais – Paris – France
Galerie Alètheia – Lille – France
Contemporary Art Salon – Rouen – France
Galerie Du Bois D’Amour – Pont-Aven – France
Art Miami 91 – Miami – United States
Arte Fiera – Bologna – Italy
London International Art Fair – London – England
Tokio Art Expo – Tokyo – Japan
Art Chicago 91 – Chicago – United States
New York Art Expo – New York – United States
1992
Art Miami 92 – Miami – United States
Galerie Signatures – Honfleur – France
Galeria Sidney Root – Brussels – Belgium
Europ’Art – Geneva – Switzerland
1993
Galerie Michel de Kerdour – Juan Les Pins – France
Rouen Contemporary Art Salon – Rouen – France
Galerie Akka – Cap d’Agde – France
1994
Galerie L’Entrée des Artistes – Barbizon – France
Simões de Assis Galeria de Arte – Curitiba – Brazil
Galerie Akka Valmay – Paris – France
Galerie Atel’Art – Aigle – Switzerland
1995
Vista Gallery – New York – United States
The Gallery – Miami – United States
1996
Montmartre en Europe - Mairie du XVIII – Paris – France
L’Art Contemporain – Paris – France
L’Arc de La Defense – Paris – France
1997
Galerie Akka – Paris – France
Simões de Assis Galeria de Arte – Curitiba – Brazil
Galeria Alice Mogabgab – Beirut – Lebanon
1998
Galeria ArtSeiller (permanent) – Saint-Paul de Vence – France
Museu de Arte de Londrina – Londrina – Brazil
São Paulo Art Salon – São Paulo – Brazil
Simões de Assis Galeria de Arte – Curitiba – Brazil
1999
Highlight of Brazilian Painting – São Paulo Art Salon – São Paulo – Brazil
2000
Galeria Alice Mogabgab – Beirut – Lebanon
“Roma Lubilans” – Rome – Italy
Special Room – Wilson Gallery – Roanoke – United States
São Paulo Art Salon – São Paulo – Brazil
2001
Special Room Galerie Akka – Paris – France
São Paulo Art Salon – São Paulo – Brazil
Special Room – Wilson Gallery – Roanoke – United States
2002
Special Room Simões de Assis Galeria de Arte – Curitiba – Brazil
São Paulo Art Salon – São Paulo – Brazil
Special Room – Wilson Gallery – Roanoke – United States
2003
Miami International Art Exposition – Miami – United States
X Salon Art et Antiquité – São Paulo – Brazil
2004
XI Salon Art et Antiquité – São Paulo – Brazil
2005
“10 Pintores Brasileiros” [10 Brazilian Painters] – Simões de Assis Galeria de Arte – Curitiba – Brazil
XII Salon Art et Antiquité – São Paulo – Brazil
2006
XIII Salon Art et Antiquité – São Paulo – Brazil
2007
São Paulo Art Salon – São Paulo – Brazil
Galerie Valmay – Paris – France
Sotheby’s – Latin American Art Auction – New York – United States
2013
Ranulpho Galeria de Arte – Recife – Brazil
ArtRio – Mauricio Pontual Galeria de Arte – Rio de Janeiro – Brazil
2014
Ranulpho Galeria de Arte – Recife – Brazil
Art Rio - Mauricio Pontual Galeria de Arte – Brazil
2015
“Objetos de Desejo” [Objects of Desire] – Museu Nacional de Belas artes – Rio de Janeiro – Brazil
2016
Rio 2016 Posters – Museu do Amanhã – Rio de Janeiro – Brazil
“Juarez e os Amigos de Curitiba” [Juarez and His Curitiba Friends] – Instituto Internacional Juarez Machado – Joinville – Brazil
Awards
1961
2nd Painting Prize at the Young Talents Exhibition – Curitiba – Brazil
Honorable Mention at the 13th Spring Salon – Curitiba – Brazil
1962
1st Prize in Drawing and Sculpture at the Young Talents Exhibition – Curitiba – Brazil
Best Sculptor of Paraná at the 19th Paraná Salon – Curitiba – Brazil
Silver Medal at the 3rd Curitiba Salon – Curitiba – Brazil
Bronze Medal at the 14th Curitiba Exhibition – Curitiba – Brazil
1963
Silver Medal at the 15th Spring Salon – Curitiba – Brazil
Honorable Mention at the 20th Paraná Salon – Curitiba – Brazil
1st Prize at the Porto Alegre City Salon – Porto Alegre – Brazil
1964
Gold Medal at the 16th Spring Salon – Curitiba – Brazil
1965
Acquisition Prize at the 22nd Curitiba Salon – Curitiba – Brazil
1969
International Prize at the 5th Biennial of Humor Art – Italy
1971
Television Set Design Award – Rio de Janeiro – Brazil
1974
Television Set Design Award – Rio de Janeiro – Brazil
1977
“Barriga Verde” Award – Visual Arts of Santa Catarina – Brazil
“Nakamori” International Award – Best Children's Book – Japan
1980
Abril Award – Best Humor in Graphic Arts – Brazil
1981
Bloch Editora Special Award – Rio de Janeiro – Brazil
1982
Title of Honorary Citizen of the City of Joinville – Brazil
1990
Received the Order of Rio Branco from the President of the Republic of Brazil – Brasília – Brazil
Medal of Honor of the City of Champs-sur-Marne – Champs-sur-Marne – France
Honorary Degree of the City of Curitiba – Curitiba – Brazil
1998
Received the title of “Manezinho da Ilha” – Florianópolis – Brazil
“Anita Garibaldi” Order of Merit – Florianópolis – Brazil
1999
“Friend of the Community” Award – Brazil 2000
“Twenty Personalities of the 20th Century”
“Artists of the 20th Century” – Press Union – Brazil
120 m² mural for the Bolshoi Theater School in Brazil – Joinville – Brazil
2000
Director Jean-Pierre Jeunet was inspired by the colors of Juarez Machado when shooting the film "Amélie" ("Le Fabuleux Destin d'Amélie Poulain") – France
2001
Title of “Doctor Honoris Causa” – Universidade da Região de Joinville – Joinville – Brazil
Inauguration of the Teatro Juarez Machado – Joinville – Brazil
“Limite” and “Emoções” – National Foundation for Children's and Young People's Books – Rio de Janeiro – Brazil
2004
Honorary Citizen of Florianópolis – Florianópolis – Brazil
2005
“Cruz e Sousa” Medal of Cultural Merit – Florianópolis – Brazil
Santa Catarina Cultural Highlight – Blumenau – Brazil
2013
Patron of the 2013 Contemporary Dance Graduating Class – Bolshoi Theater School in Brazil – Joinville – Brazil
2014
Inauguration of the Instituto Internacional Juarez Machado – Joinville – Brazil
2015
Carnival – samba-enredo theme of the Dragões do Samba school – Joinville – Brazil
Receives the Princesa Dona Francisca Medal of Merit – Joinville – Brazil
Patron of the 77th Flower Festival – Joinville – Brazil
2016
Patron of the 13th Joinville Book Fair – Joinville – Brazil
Viver Santa Catarina Award – Grupo RBS – Florianópolis – Brazil
2017
Tribute at the Gala Night of the 35th Joinville Dance Festival – Joinville – Brazil
2019
Juarez Machado Tourism Award – Joinville e Região Convention & Visitors Bureau – Joinville – Brazil
Published Books
1970
“Um Senso Humorista Insano” [An Insane Humorist Sense]
1976
“O Segredo da Vida” [The Secret of Life] Bloch Editora – Brazil
“Ida e Volta” [Round Trip] – Editora Schroedel (Germany), Flammarion-Père Castor (France), Delfos Elsevier
(Netherlands), Emme Edizioni (Italy), Editora Agir (Brazil)
1977
“Manhã de Domingo” [Sunday Morning] – Editora Primor – Brazil
1984
“Seis Tendências” [Six Tendencies] – Editora Vesper – Rio de Janeiro – Brazil
“Nonsense” – Editora Vesper – Rio de Janeiro – Brazil 2001
“Emoções” [Emotions] – Editora Agir – Brazil
“Limite” [Limit] – Editora Agir – Brazil
2002
“Mistério da Página 19” [The Mystery of Page 19] – Editora Agir – Brazil
2016
“Domingo de Manhã” [Sunday Morning] – Editora Miguilim – Brazil
“Saída” [Exit] – Editora Miguilim – Brazil
Published Art Books
1991
“15 Pintores Contemporâneos Brasileiros” [15 Contemporary Brazilian Painters] – Spala Editores Ltda – Brazil
“Imagens do Comércio na Arte” [Images of Commerce in Art] – Jacob Klintowitz – SESC – Brazil
“Juarez Machado” – Monographie
Editions L’Entrée des Artistes – Barbizon – France
1992
“Copacabana 100 Anos” [Copacabana 100 Years] – Edições Simões de Assis Galeria de Arte – Brazil
1993
“Homenagem a Curitiba” [Tribute to Curitiba] – Edições Simões de Assis Galeria de Arte – Brazil
1995
“Atelier de Artista” [Artist's Studio] – Edições Simões de Assis Galeria de Arte – Brazil
1998
“Ilha de Santa Catarina” [Santa Catarina Island] – Edições Simões de Assis Galeria de Arte – Brazil
“Caderno de Esboços” [Sketchbook] – Edições Simões de Assis Galeria de Arte – Brazil
“La Fête Continue” – Editions Akka – France
2000
“Sculptures” – Editions Akka – France
Brazilian Art Book – G. & A. Editorial – Brazil
2002
Le Libertin – Editions Akka – France
2003
“Veneza” [Venice] – Edições Simões de Assis Galeria de Arte – Brazil
2004
“Venise” – Editions Akka – France
2005
“30 Pintores Catarinenses” [30 Santa Catarina Painters] – Tempo Editorial – Brazil
2006
“Croisières” – Galerie Valmay – France
2007
“Diário de Bordo” [Logbook] – Edições Simões de Assis Galeria de Arte – Curitiba – Brazil
2008
“Le Parfum” – Galerie Valmay – France
2009
“Chateau Bordeaux” – Edições Simões de Assis Galeria de Arte – Curitiba – Brazil
2010
“Jazz - Danse” – Galerie Valmay – France
"Soixante-Dix” – Galerie Valmay - France
2015
“Colorir Joinville” [Coloring Joinville] – Instituto Internacional Juarez Machado – Brazil
2016
“Juarez e os Amigos de Curitiba” [Juarez and His Curitiba Friends] – Instituto Internacional Juarez Machado – Brazil
2020
“A Figura em Movimento” [The Figure in Motion] – Galeria Ortopóvoa – Portugal
Works in Museums
Museu Nacional de Belas Artes – Rio de Janeiro – Brazil
Museu de Arte do Rio Grande do Sul – Porto Alegre – Brazil
Museu de Arte de Santa Catarina – Florianópolis – Brazil
Museu de Arte de Joinville – Joinville – Brazil
Museu de Arte Contemporânea do Paraná – Curitiba – Brazil
Palácio Iguaçu – Curitiba – Brazil
Palácio Dezenove de Dezembro – Curitiba – Brazil
Museu de Arte Contemporânea de Londrina – Londrina – Brazil
The Ralli Museums – Caesarea – Israel
Marbella – Spain
Punta del Este – Uruguay
Santiago de Chile – Chile
Museu Oscar Niemeyer – Curitiba – Brazil
Murals and Monumental Sculptures
Mural au Gratte-Ciel – “Juarez Machado” – Curitiba – Brazil
Mural at Centreventos Cau Hansen (Bolshoi Ballet and Theater School in Brazil) – Joinville – Brazil
Mural and Sculpture for the Teatro Juarez Machado – Joinville – Brazil
Mural au Gratte-Ciel – Joinville – Brazil
Mural au Gratte-Ciel – “Juarez Machado Loft” – Florianópolis – Brazil
Consulate of Brazil in Los Angeles – United States
Embassy of Brazil in France – Paris
Monument-Sculpture – “500 Years of the City of São Francisco do Sul” – São Francisco do Sul – Brazil
Honorary Artist at the 4th International Sculpture Symposium – Brusque – Brazil
Sources: Instituto Internacional Juarez Machado and Itaú Cultural
