Ana Maria Pacheco is a Brazilian Postwar & Contemporary artist who was born in 1943. How much does an Ana Maria Pacheco cost? Ana Maria Pacheco's work has been offered at auction multiple times, with ...

A series of powerful large-scale drawings by Brazilian emigre artist Ana Maria Pacheco reveals the preparation that went into her nightmarish installation, "Dark Night of the Soul," now displayed ...

Ana Maria Pacheco, Acrobats, 1983 (detail). Photograph: Pratt Contemporary She has never taken to bronze, for example, and doesn’t even like it much, and she is definitely a carver, not a modeller.

Amid the uproar over immigration in this country, sculptor Ana Maria Pacheco arrives in New York as an expatriate, herself, twice removed: She left her home in the Brazilian interior the early ...

Ana Maria Pacheco was the fourth Associate Artist at the National Gallery in London, a residency that extended over more than two years. She was both the first non-European and the first sculptor to ...

Towner 100: The Living Collection is an exhibition mounted to mark the 100th anniversary of Eastbourne’s art gallery in the year when hosting the Turn The title piece of Ana Maria Pacheco’s stunning ...

Ana Maria Pacheco said she was inspired by the ancient Virgil poem Aeneid, in which a Trojan Aeneas carries his lame father on his back, leading refugees from the burning ruins of Troy.

Ana Maria Pacheco said she had been inspired by Virgil's ancient poem The Aeneid, in which a Trojan Aeneas carries his lame father on his back, leading refugees from the burning ruins of Troy.

WHILE the sculptor Ana Maria Pacheco has been in the travail of bringing forth a new work, her ad­­mirers have been wondering whether it will be as creative, meticulously crafted, earthy, and, above ...

Ana Maria Pacheco is Brazilian by birth, but has long been based in the UK. At 79, she has distinguished herself as one of the most exciting artists working today.

Step into this "Dark Night of the Soul" by Ana Maria Pacheco, a Brazilian sculptor and artist whose nightmare has become real at the Danforth Museum of Art.