MAM reopens with Brazilian exhibition

The Rio Museum of Modern Art (MAM) is back! After undergoing renovations to host the G20 summit, the equipment will again receive the public this Sunday, December 1. The museum has been closed since May to prepare for the event, the main international meeting of the year, which brought together the largest economies in the world. With the conclusion of the event, the space still gradually returns to its usual schedule, offering visitors the chance to enjoy its exhibitions and facilities.

The collective "A History of Brazilian Art", which brings together 65 works from the museum collection, between paintings, sculptures and photographs, was chosen to mark the return of MAM. These are works that range from the 1920s to today.

The exhibition will be displayed in the School Block, originally dedicated to the promotion of courses and educational activities. Space, which was closed to the public, now opens up as one of the legacy of the G20.

In addition to the exhibition, the public will have the opportunity to tour the museum gardens, focusing on Burle Marx's architecture and landscape design. Visits will take place from Friday to Sunday until December 22.

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Schedule: Sunday to Sunday, 10am to 6pm, until 11/12.

Access to the museum closes at 5:30, half an hour before closing hours.