“NaLata Festival brings together artists from different generations, playing an important role in the dissemination and promotion of culture and urban art, and delivers a great artistic diversity to the city, which includes many different stories, styles and techniques.” says Luan Cardoso, NaLata’s artistic curator.

This year’s highlights include French self-taught artist JonOne, Spanish painter and sculptor Okuda, Portuguese painter and muralist Vhils, Sorocaba artist Dai, Rio de Janeiro-based visual artist Mulambö, São Paulo-based editorial photographer Renato Custodio, as well as works by Amanda Lobos, Carla Duncan, CRISPA, FLIP, MARIÊ, Rafael Highraff, Carol Calor and Fênix.

“The opening of the national selection revealed new talents and strengthened the diversity that we seek in art and is one of NaLata’s main objectives,” says Luiz Restiffe, a partner at Agência InHaus, the festival’s producer.