PROGRAMME
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Sundays, 2:30 PM
In September, the Ipiranga Museum hosts a visit. “"Independence celebrated in monuments and images"”, which invites the public to reflect on the different ways of representing and celebrating the Independence and history of Brazil. Learn more!
September 6th | 2 PM
A workshop The project invites participants to create flags inspired by the banners of samba schools. The idea is to use colors, designs, words, and symbols to represent the stories and experiences of the neighborhood where each person lives. Learn more!
September 7th | 9am to 6pm
The program includes musical performances by DJ Hum and CORALUSP, as well as theatrical and circus acts, outdoor workshops, free admission to the Museum, and guided tours of the exhibitions.
21/9 a 25/11 | Online
Between September and November, the Museu Paulista of USP (University of São Paulo) will hold an online course. “"Studies in Visual Culture: Images and Circuits"”, aimed at researchers and undergraduate and graduate students interested in Visual Culture studies. Register by September 14th.!
September 23-25 | 6 PM | Online
This free event will bring together experts from different institutions to reflect on the formation, treatment, and communication of collections in the private and public sectors. Register by September 16th!
September 26th | 9am to 6pm
The Ipiranga Museum is holding a workshop to reflect on critical and anti-racist strategies adopted in its educational practices. The aim is to discuss how to mediate works and narratives influenced by colonial legacies without reproducing stereotypes, absences, and erasures. Learn more!
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Keys in the kitchens, chatelaines in the streets
The lecture "Keys in the kitchens, chatelaines in the streets: powers and resistances of women between domestic work and life"
Territory in transformation
The guided tour “Territory in Transformation” invites the public to observe how the construction of the Ipiranga Museum and the
Preventive conservation of collections: the impact of the building and its surroundings.
The course starts from a central idea: the building that houses a collection also participates in its conservation. Its location,
My neighborhood has history!
The workshop "My Neighborhood Has a History!" invites participants to create flags inspired by the banners of samba schools.
Freedom in dispute, plural memories
Do you know Liberdade beyond the lanterns and references to Japanese culture? In this activity guided by Libras (Brazilian Sign Language), the
Museum Garden – landscapes and portraits of a living structure: drawing workshop with Paulo von Poser
Gardens are democratic spaces in the construction of the city. In them, we carry out the most diverse activities: leisure, sports, rituals, observation, care.