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Edgar Calel moves mountains and transports Guatemalan culture to Inhotim.
Following his success at the 2023 São Paulo Biennial, the artist from the Kaqchiqel-Maya people returns to Brazil for a large immersive exhibition, reconstructing his cultural and family universe at the institution in Minas Gerais.
Claudia Andujar Gallery Maxita Yano receives indigenous relatives
For indigenous peoples, relatives are the expression they use to designate other members of their original communities, regardless of their territorial and ethnic location. For...
Counter-hegemonic practices in hegemonic contexts
Educator Gleyce Heitor advocates initiatives such as acting on the public dimension of cultural institutions, with policies of free access, mobility and belonging, among others
Back at Inhotim for The Boat – Act II, Grada Kilomba delves deeper into...
Grada Kilomba is the happiest artist in the world. At least that's how she felt after the first performance of O Barco...
The orishas are alive
With more than 180 works and documents, Inhotim inaugurates the third act around the exhibitions of Abdias Nascimento.
Inhotim reinforces its public character
After going through difficulties, new reformulations establish the institute as one of the most important contemporary art complexes in Brazil.
Inhotim: institute receives donation of more than 300 works of art
Pieces that were part of Bernardo Paz's collection now belong to the Minas Gerais institute; also check out the new institutional formation of Inhotim
Inhotim: check out new openings at the Minas Gerais museum
Isaac Julien, Jaime Lauriano, Arjan Martins, Laura Belém, Abdias Nascimento and the Museum of Black Art are on the Inhotim program, which opens on May 28
In conjunction with IPEAFRO, Inhotim brings the Black Art Museum to the public
Project conceived by Abdias Nascimento will be carried out for two years inside the Minas Gerais museum; his initial exhibition delves into the relationship between the artist and Tunga
Inhotim and art as a “vaccine for the soul”
Open-air contemporary art museum and Botanical Garden, Inhotim seeks to overcome difficult times through new partnerships and with the inauguration of works by Lucia Koch, Rommulo Vieira Conceição and Aleksandra Mir
