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ARTICLE · 14 FEBRUARY 2022

The Brazilian Bull

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Over the past few months of 2021, Brazilian news were almost all about the new sculpture at São Paulo's downtown: a metallic bull made by a partnership of plastic artist Rafael Brancatelli and the economist and digital influencer Pablo Spyer, ...

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Over the past few months of 2021, Brazilian news were almost all about the new sculpture at São Paulo's downtown: a metallic bull made by a partnership of plastic artist Rafael Brancatelli and the economist and digital influencer Pablo Spyer, founder of the Brazilian company "Vai Tourinho" ("Go Little Bull") with the financial support of Brazilian Stock Exchange ("B3").

After only one week in exhibition, the sculpture was taken from the street by São Paulo's city council, under the argument that the monument violated the city laws regarding publicity on the streets since the bull reminds the logo of Spyer's company and could lead the public to think that the art was publicity aimed to promote the company's business.

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