Instituto Tomie Ohtake, Arts centre in Pinheiros, São Paulo, Brazil
Instituto Tomie Ohtake is an arts center in a seven-story red building located in Pinheiros with exhibition galleries, an auditorium, and spaces dedicated to artistic programming. The structure houses multiple floors designed to present contemporary art and host cultural events.
The facility opened in 2001 and quickly became a key venue for contemporary art and cultural activities in Brazil. Since its founding, it has played a central role in supporting artistic experimentation and hosting both local and international exhibitions.
The center showcases rotating exhibitions of Brazilian and international artists, with education programs designed to make art accessible to different groups. Spaces are regularly refreshed to reflect current artistic movements.
The center is about 800 meters from Faria Lima Metro Station on Line 4-Yellow and stays open daily until 6:00 PM. Admission is free, allowing visitors to explore exhibitions and spaces without added expense.
The building houses dining options including the restaurant Capim Santo, which serves meals from Tuesday through Sunday in the Aché Cultural Complex. This culinary element allows visitors to combine their cultural experience with dining.
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