Image: São Paulo Museum of Modern Art
The São Paulo Museum of Modern Art will reopen its doors in Parque Ibirapuera on 12 September with the 39th Panorama of Brazilian Art, titled 'Depois que tudo foi dito'. The museum announced the reopening in a post counting down 30 days to the exhibition, which will be curated by Diane Lima.
The presentation brings together 33 artists from 11 Brazilian states, according to the museum’s announcement. No further details about the selection, installation or accompanying programme were included in the post.
The Panorama of Brazilian Art is one of MAM São Paulo’s recurring exhibitions, and the 39th edition continues that series with a project focused on contemporary artistic production across different regions of the country. The museum identified the exhibition’s scope through the number of participating artists and the breadth of their geographic origins.
In the announcement, MAM said the museum would reopen on 12 September at Parque Ibirapuera together with the new Panorama. The post did not specify the length of the exhibition or additional venues.
Diane Lima is listed as the curator of 'Depois que tudo foi dito'. The museum’s statement did not provide a curatorial text, artist list or thematic overview beyond the exhibition title and the number of participating artists.
The 39th Panorama of Brazilian Art opens on 12 September at the São Paulo Museum of Modern Art in São Paulo, Brazil.
