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Museu do Amanhã Launches Sculpture Garden with Eight Works by Brazilian Artists

exhibition · 2026-09-14

The Museu do Amanhã in Rio de Janeiro will unveil its new Sculpture Garden on September 17, situated in Praça Mauá and accessible to the public at no cost. This launch aligns with the inaugural Semana de Arte do Rio, and the sculptures will be displayed for a minimum of one year. Titled "A cidade entre o jardim e a Baía," the initial exhibition showcases eight sculptures by artists Amílcar de Castro, Carlos Vergara, Siwaju, and José Resende. Castro contributes four steel sculptures, which include a geometric portal and a large figure overlooking Guanabara Bay. Vergara features two works from "Natureza Inventada," while Siwaju pays tribute to João Cândido Felisberto with "ATMOS ISINMI." The garden also includes a food kiosk, promoting broader access to the museum.

Key facts

  • The Museu do Amanhã opens its new Sculpture Garden on September 17 in Praça Mauá, Rio de Janeiro.
  • The garden is free and open to the public, featuring eight sculptures by Amílcar de Castro, Carlos Vergara, Siwaju, and José Resende.
  • The opening is part of the first Semana de Arte do Rio, and the works will remain for at least one year.
  • The curatorial theme is "A cidade entre o jardim e a Baía."
  • Amílcar de Castro has four steel sculptures from the IPAC-Brasília collection.
  • Carlos Vergara presents two corten steel pieces from the "Natureza Inventada" series, including the new "Natureza Inventada, n13" (2018–2026).
  • Siwaju shows "ATMOS ISINMI: em memória a João Cândido," honoring João Cândido Felisberto.
  • José Resende exhibits "Vênus reclinada," exploring matter, gravity, and rest.

Entities

Artists

  • Amílcar de Castro
  • Carlos Vergara
  • Siwaju
  • José Resende
  • João Cândido Felisberto
  • Camila Oliveira
  • Cristiano Vasconcelos
  • Camila Piquet
  • Álvaro Piquet

Institutions

  • Museu do Amanhã
  • IPAC-Brasília
  • Ateliê Carlos Vergara
  • A Gentil Carioca
  • Semana de Arte do Rio
  • Dasartes

Locations

  • Rio de Janeiro
  • Brazil
  • Praça Mauá
  • Guanabara Bay
  • Brasília

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