The Museum of Modern Art in São Paulo reopened its doors on this date after two years without a fixed headquarters. The institution, which has almost 80 years of history, underwent a profound structural renovation to mark its return.
The reopening brings a collective exhibition that brings together 33 Brazilian contemporary artists, celebrating the museum's return to the São Paulo cultural scene after the period of interregnum.
The exhibition represents not only a physical resumption of the space, but also a new chapter in MAM's trajectory, which faced difficulties in recent years to maintain its activities in its own location.
The contemporary Brazilian art exhibition occupies the museum's renovated space, offering the public a sample of current national artistic production through the work of these 33 artists.
