Kids Events This Weekend in Sao Paulo, Brazil

Want to experience cutting-edge contemporary art in São Paulo? The Exhibition Pablo Lobato - Profanations, known locally as Exposição Pablo Lobato - Profanações, opens at Instituto Tomie Ohtake this January. This thought-provoking exhibition invites visitors to challenge perspectives through bold artistic expression, making it a meaningful cultural outing for art-loving families and mature teens seeking intellectual engagement.

via Instituto Tomie Ohtake - Programação Infantil

Looking for an inspiring art experience in São Paulo this New Year? The Exhibition Isay Weinfeld - Etcetera, originally called Exposição Isay Weinfeld - Etcétera, showcases innovative design and architectural vision at Instituto Tomie Ohtake. This visually stimulating exhibition works wonderfully for families with older children and teens interested in design, architecture, or contemporary visual culture.

via Instituto Tomie Ohtake - Programação Infantil

Ready to discover new perspectives on art and life in São Paulo? The Exhibition Allan Weber - There's a Whole Life You Don't Know, originally titled Exposição Allan Weber - Existe uma vida inteira que tu não conhece, invites families into a world of discovery at Instituto Tomie Ohtake. This engaging exhibition celebrates curiosity and wonder, making it ideal for teens and parents seeking conversations about perspective, growth, and the beauty of the unknown.

via Instituto Tomie Ohtake - Programação Infantil

Exploring the relationship between design and living spaces? The Exhibition Ruy Ohtake - Housing Pathways, known locally as Exposição Ruy Ohtake - Percursos do habitar, opens at Casa-ateliê Tomie Ohtake in Campo Belo this January. This thoughtful exhibition celebrates architectural concepts and domestic spaces, offering families a chance to discover how design shapes the way we live and interact with our environments.

via Instituto Tomie Ohtake - Programação Infantil

Seeking art that connects body, space, and architecture in São Paulo? The Cabodá Exhibition at Capela do Morumbi transforms one of São Paulo's oldest buildings with an innovative installation that emerges from the chapel's original rammed earth walls. Families with older children and teens will appreciate this meditative exploration of balance, physical space, and the dialogue between art and historic architecture.

via Prefeitura de São Paulo - Agenda Cultural

Looking for an inspiring and completely free cultural experience in Sao Paulo? Free Saturdays brings the architectural legacy of Ruy Ohtake to life with 'Housing Pathways', a program exploring how design shapes the way we live. Families can engage with thoughtful discussions and exhibitions that make architecture accessible and interesting for curious minds of all ages.

via Instituto Tomie Ohtake - Programação Infantil