The Circulating Workshop transforms different spaces within the museum and botanical garden into environments for creation, experimentation, and exchange. In each activity, the public is invited to explore Inhotim's collections through practices that connect art, nature, imagination, and knowledge.

In July, the program covers diverse themes, such as the Cerrado biome and its imaginary beings, traditional games of indigenous peoples, and the contributions of Black Latin American and Caribbean women. The workshops propose creative experiences that stimulate new ways of observing, learning, and relating to the world around us.

Check out the schedule for the month.

• Cerrado Imagination, by Isadora Godoy ↓

  Inspired by the fauna and flora of the Cerrado, the Traveling Workshop invites visitors to create imaginary beings from characteristic elements of this biome, such as bark, flowers, and roots. The activity proposes a creative experience that brings art and nature closer together, stimulating the imagination and a sensitive look at the richness of the Cerrado and its multiple forms of life.

  July 2, 4*, 16, 18 and 19, at 14 PM

  *A edição do dia 4 conta com interpretação em Libras.

  25 vacancies
  Duration: 2 hours
  Location: Tamboril [B1] and Zhang Huan, Gui Tuo Bei (2001) [A9]
  Registration: on-site, starting at 14 PM.
  Rating: Free

• Adugo: The Jaguar Game ↓

  Through Adugo, a traditional game present in different indigenous cultures, the Circulating Workshop invites visitors to reflect on the relationships between living beings, the importance of community, and survival strategies in nature. Inspired by the figure of the jaguar, the activity takes place... in front of the exhibition Ru Jub'ulik Achik' – Aromas of a Dream, by Edgar Calel and It proposes a playful experience that engages with ancestral knowledge and different ways of understanding the world.

  July 9, 11 and 12, at 14 PM 

  25 vacancies
  Duration: 2 hours
  Location: Lago Gallery [G6]
  Registration on site from 14 PM.
  TV Rating: Free

• Ateliê Circulante invites Ginga: National Day of Tereza de Benguela and Black Women ↓

  In celebration of the National Day of Tereza de Benguela and Black Women, the Ateliê Circulante hosts Ginga, Inhotim's Racial Equity Committee, for an activity honoring the history of struggle, resistance, and leadership of Black Latin American and Caribbean women. The proposal is a call to recognize the presence and influence of these women in our society, stimulating reflections on memory, identity, and racial justice.
  
  July 23, 25, 26 and 30, at 14 PM

  25 vacancies
  Duration: 2 hours
  Location: Praça Gallery [G3]
  Registration on site from 14 PM.
  TV Rating: Free