Sergio Camargo in DF: the Metropoles documentary reveals behind the scenes of the assembly and interviews the names behind the unique exhibition

This Wednesday (10/12), the public of Brasilia will not only receive a new exhibition on the artist Sergio Camargo, but also an audiovisual dive into his poetics. A documentary made by Metropolises opens the program, revealing the behind-the-scenes production, the historical relevance of the artist and the conceptual layers that run through his work.

The film functions as a gateway to understanding the power that guides the exhibition installed in the Foyer of the Villa-Lobos Room, of the emblematic Teatro Nacional Claudio Santoro. From this documentary perspective, visitors are led to revisit the evolution of shapes, reliefs and volumes which have marked Camargo’s trajectory over the decades.

Camargo’s works redefined sculpture in Brazil

Completely free access until March 6, 2026, the exhibition invites the public to get closer to a production which has already reached impressive figures at international auctions and which has profoundly influenced the field of contemporary sculpture.

For artists, designers and creators in and around the Federal District, the experience presents itself as a rare opportunity to closely observe works that have shaped aesthetic debates on the global stage – pieces that inspire, provoke and expand repertoires inside and outside the Federal District.

Sergio Camargo has works exhibited around the world
It is open to the public

This initiative constitutes a new step in the Metropolises in its commitment to enhance and evolve the country’s cultural scene – by promoting fashion, sport, music and art. This time the chosen stage is the Foyer of Sala Villa-Lobos, of the Teatro Nacional, one of the most emblematic spaces in Brasilia.

The same place was recently the scene of Metropolises paradedan event that transformed the Federal District into the epicenter of Brazilian fashion, bringing together local talent, names from São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, as well as models and designers who shape the national industry.

Technical details of the documentary:

Monitoring: Rebecca Oliveira
Video coordination: Marc Vales
Direction: Marc Vales
Report: Helene Mandarin
Road map: Mark Vales and Enzo Nogueira
Capturing images: Henrique Arruda, Guilherme Guimarães, João Monteiro and Giuliano Gazzoni
Assembly and finishing: Enzo Nogueira and Mark Vales
Sound design: Enzo Nogueira and Mark Vales
Text revision: Juliana El Afioni

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Exhibition “É Pau, é Pedra…”, by Sergio Camargo, organized by Metropoles
Visits from December 10 to March 6, at the Foyer de la Salle Villa-Lobos, at the National Theater