MASP's 'Histórias Brasileiras' Presents 400 Works by 250 Artists Across Eight Thematic Nuclei

The Museu de Arte de São Paulo (Masp) is showcasing 'Histórias Brasileiras,' a group exhibition that includes nearly 400 pieces from 250 artists, curated by Adriano Pedrosa, Lilia Moritz Schwarcz, and a team of nine others. Located on the first floor and second basement, the exhibition is divided into eight thematic sections, such as Bandeiras e Mapas and Retratos. It seeks to inspire contemplation on colonization and continues Masp's tradition of narrative-focused exhibitions that began with 'Histórias da Infância' in 2016. Among the highlighted artworks are Bruno Battistelli's 'Bandeira Afro-Brasileira' (2022) and Beth Moysés's '5664 Mulheres' (2014). The exhibition is open until October 30, 2022, with tickets priced at R$50 (full) and R$25 (half-price), free on Tuesdays and Thursdays.