Visit Inhotim this month and have new experiences and reflections, through exhibitions, conversations and activities!

On November 23, a series of changes will be presented in Paulo Nazareth’s exhibition Esconjuro. The moment, called First Reform, will be marked by a conversation with the artist and Inhotim’s Art Curation team.

You can also visit Giro (2023), by Luana Vitra, O Barco (2021), by Grada Kilomba, and the collective Essays on landscape, in addition to three exhibitions that opened in October: Homo sapiens sapiens (2005), by Pipilotti Rist, Apenas depois da chuva (2024), by Rebeca Carapiá, and Tangolomango, by Rivane Neuenschwander.

On the last Sunday of the month, November 24, the public is invited to reflect on What is time? with singer Anelis Assumpção, philosophy professor Peter Pál Pelbart, artist Rafa RG and the MIR Estúdio.

The activity Inhotim Well-Being, which takes place on November 30, features the artist, writer and clinical psychologist Castiel Vitorino Brasileiro, who will present a series of breathing exercises as a starting point for the creation of drawings, paintings and poems.

For those who enjoy researching and experimenting, the Moving Workshop’s events are the ideal activities. This month, participants will create a collaborative patchwork quilt and have a leaf bath. If you want to learn more about the history of the park and other topics, the recommended option is the Panoramic Tour, led daily by the Inhotim Education team.

On Wednesdays and on the last Sunday of the month, November 24, admission is free. Learn more in the Free Inhotim Guide and get your ticket in advance.