São Paulo Museum of Modern Art is a street art installation in Vila Mariana in Sao Paulo. This place has 935 reviews and an average rating of 4.4 of 5. This is a very good rating.
10+ images
Reviews from visitors:
Antônio Bandeira's exhibition is very rich, more than 50 works on display, very well organized and identified, a masterpiece. It has an exhibition of literary works that highlight works of resistance for democracy in different languages. On Saturdays the entrance is free of charge, the tip is for a very good cultural tour.
There it is possible to attend temporary exhibitions, visit the restaurant overlooking the park, the souvenir shop, the studio, the library with more than 60 thousand volumes, the auditorium, or even one of the many courses related to its proposal as art history. , photography, drawing, painting, theater and costumes. Its permanent collection has more than 5,500 pieces of which, most interestingly, most are contemporary post-1945, rather than modern (from the 19th to the mid-20th century) as the name of the museum might suggest. Rarely exposed in its fullness, the collection includes paintings, sculptures, installations and photographs by artists such as José Resende, Volpi, Ligia Clark and Mira Schnedel, Leonilson, Leda Catunda, Dora Longo Bahia and Sandra Cinto.
It’s 4:15pm on a Wednesday and they say they’re closed. Hours might need to be updated.
If you are a museum buff, you will visit these museums anyway. No English. It is good to escape from the sun or rain.
Very regular museum. Good Antonio Bandeira exhibition
10+
10+
10+