Choque Cultural, my favorite gallery in São Paulo, is hosting its first collective show of the year, featuring the works of street artists Base V, Cesar Profeta, Emerson Pingarilho, Fefê Talavera, Pacolli, and SHN. The exhibit opens tomorrow in the afternoon, and I am definitely checking it out.

For a bio of all the artists featured in the show and more information about the gallery, visit Choque Cultural.

The Brasilea Foundation in Basel, Switzerland, is currently hosting an exhibit in collaboration with São Paulo's Choque Cultural, my favorite street art gallery in Brazil. The exhibit features works by Carlos Dias, Daniel Melim, Presto, SHN, and Zezão, and runs until March 10.

Obra de Construção, a new exhibit by Felipe Lopez, opens tomorrow afternoon at Choque Cultural in Pinheiros, while a new exhibit by Znort opens at Acervo da Choque.

Emma Thomas gallery also opens a new show tomorrow by Marcio Banfi entitled Ninguém é uma ilha.

If you haven't stopped by Cartel 011 to view the solo show by street artist Alexandre Sesper, make sure to check it out this weekend. It closes a week from today, and the gallery is only two blocks away from Choque Cultural. It is worth going for Alexandre's skate decks alone.

If you happen to be in London, stop by Pure Evil gallery to check out the current Culture Shock exhibit in partnership with São Paulo's street art gallery Choque Cultural. Culture Shock features the works of Titi Freak, Zezão, MZK, Daniel Melim, Carlos Dias, Nove, Presto, Speto and Pjota, and runs until this coming Saturday, October 30th.

If you happen to be in São Paulo this weekend, make sure to stop by gallery Choque Cultural in Pinheiros tomorrow for the opening of ALEM, the new solo exhibit by street artist Carlos Dias. The exhibition will occupy the entire gallery and run until November 20.