Sit - Read - Write is the 3rd edition of the Project, Circular - art in the square Adolpho Bloch. The project "Arte na Praça Adolpho Bloch", idealised and made by Farah Service, the most important urban improvements company in Brazil, comes to its third edition, with more purpose than ever, more mature and connected with nowadays adversities and a huge passion from the artistic class whose thirsty for an opportunity of expressing their artwork and getting close to the public. Fourteen new artists expose their work and join the four remaining artworks from the previous editions that includes Bruno Novaes, Douglas White, Rodrigo Sassi e Oskar Metsavaht. There are also two fixed installations, Hugo França´s bench and Ciro Schu's swing.

The renowned French curator, Marc Pottier is responsible for choosing artists and all artwork that forms the exhibition. For the first time he invites an international artist, the Mexican Jorge Méndez Blake. Besides him, Claudia Jaguaribe, Delphine Araxi Sanoian, Felipe Seixas, Flávio Brick, Graziella Pinto, Lucas Dupin, Maria Fernanda Paes de Barros e Kulikyrda Mehi- nako -of the Kaupüna tribe, Renata Adler, Renata Barros, Rodrigo Bueno, Susanne Schirato and Verena Smit, are part of the new crew of the project.

The show can be viewed at The Adolpho Bloch Square, located at the intersection of Avenida Brasil and Rua Colombia, in the Jardins region of central São Paulo, from the 20th of September to the 31st of January, 2021.

The benches are used as seats; the square bench is for the exclusive use of Shamans and the twoheaded hawk bench is used by the Chiefs. The shapes of the benches depend on the creativity of the artists, always representing the animals of the Xingu Indigenous Territory, such as monkeys, anteaters, tapirs, pacas, capybaras, jaguars, coatis and armadillos, water animals such as tracajás (a king of river turtle), alligators and rays and also the curassow, hawk, macaw, parrot, vulture and more.

After several months at home confinement, through small halls, an appetite for fresh air upraises more than ever and an urge to enjoy the parks and public gardens of the city.