O MuBE — Brazilian Museum of Sculpture and Ecology — celebrates its 30th anniversary with the exhibition “The Third Margin of the City: Paulo Mendes da Rocha and the Challenges of Life on the Planet".
Curated by Guilherme Wisnik e Fernando TulioThe exhibition pays homage to the legacy of Paulo Mendes da Rocha (Pritzker 2006) and the iconic architecture of MuBE, a project born from the struggle of civil society for the preservation of space.
In tune with the COP30The museum is updating its founding theme of Sculpture and Ecology. The exhibition places Paulo Mendes' ideas, which viewed politics in urbanism, in direct debate with climate challenges and the urgency of rethinking the future of cities.
Entry to MuBE is free and open to the public during museum opening hours. For your convenience, we suggest booking your visit in advance through Sympla. For group visits or guided tours, whether indoors or outdoors, even if organized by third parties unrelated to the museum, booking via email at educativo@mube.art.br is mandatory.
To visit the museum while ensuring your safety, the safety of other visitors, staff, collaborators, and the artworks, it is necessary to respect all the visitation rules described below to access the building, garden, current exhibitions, restaurant, and other areas of the Museum.
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Exhibition The Third Margin of the City: Paulo Mendes da Rocha and the Challenges of Life on the Planet
From December 13th to March 13th
Tuesday to Sunday, from 11pm to 17pm
