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Tomie Ohtake Cultural Institute and its collection
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The Tomie Ohtake Institute, inaugurated in November 2001, is a significant cultural landmark in São Paulo. The building, designed by Ruy Ohtake, is a testament to modern architecture and is presided over by his brother, Ricardo Ohtake. Visitors can appreciate the unique design of the building while exploring the various exhibitions and programs offered by the institute.
Exhibitions at the Tomie Ohtake Institute: A Journey through Art History
The Tomie Ohtake Institute is renowned for its exhibitions that focus on the last 60 years of the artistic scene. These exhibitions provide insights into previous artistic movements, enhancing understanding of the period in which artist Tomie Ohtake was active. The institute has organized unprecedented shows in Brazil, featuring works by renowned artists such as Louise Bourgeois, Josef Albers, Yayoi Kusama, Salvador Dalí, and Joan Miró.
Facilities at the Tomie Ohtake Institute: A Comprehensive Cultural Experience
The Tomie Ohtake Institute boasts a comprehensive structure that includes four workshop rooms, seven exhibition rooms, a seminar room, and a documentation room. These spaces are integrated by a large hall that houses a restaurant, a bookstore, a café, and a shop. Spanning an area of 7,500 m², the institute seamlessly integrates all exhibitions, lectures, workshops, and other activities, providing a holistic cultural experience for visitors.
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