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With the aim of thinking about the relationship between the museum and its surroundings, the Domingo MAM program was born with the proposal to develop actions that consider the right to the city and the encouragement of street culture. Upon returning to face-to-face activities, the program seeks to understand and form new audiences, as well as maintain the relationships that already existed before the closure of the marquee, a space originally known for welcoming a large number of audiences and their diversity. Its programming takes place on Sundays, inviting the public to experience different artistic languages ​​in the Ibirapuera Park marquee through thematic areas that include dance, music, popular culture, street culture, debates and plastic workshops.

more information:
(11) 5085-1313 and educational@mam.org.br

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Image description: A close-up showing a person's hands performing a stamping or stenciling technique. The hands are positioned on a white fabric already stained with red paint. The right hand holds a round, beige (light orange) sponge, the underside of which is saturated with red paint. The sponge is being pressed onto a leaf- or flower-shaped outline. The left hand supports or guides the stamping. The background is out of focus, in bright yellow and orange hues. End of description.

Printing workshop

November 23, 2025
15h
Image description: A low-light photo focusing on the collage and zine-making activity. A person's dark hands are using a sharp instrument (pencil or craft knife) to work on a collage being assembled on kraft or beige paper. The collage is composed of magazine clippings, words, and black-and-white images with an urban or subversive theme (visible words include

ZINETERIA – Open studio for experimenting with fanzines

November 22, 2025
15h
Image description: A photo taken from above, showing the hands and shoulders of a person participating in an art workshop. The person, with long, wavy hair (visible on the right), wears a red or burgundy jacket and a white blouse sleeve with black polka dots. She holds a rdprl (paper clip) over it. Her nails are painted bright orange. On the beige table, there is a small square mirror framed in orange plastic and a crumpled piece of white paper. Another hand, on the left, holds a pen, indicating the participation of more people.

Self-portrait workshop

November 16, 2025
15h
An overhead close-up of a person's hands engaged in painting on canvas or large-format paper. The person's hands and forearms are covered in blackwork or linework tattoos, predominantly featuring feather or branch designs. The right hand, covered in yellowish-orange paint, holds a brush with blue bristles and is applying white and light green paint to a dense, abstract area of ​​painting, which uses vibrant colors such as red, blue, green, and orange. A light-colored ring is visible on the middle finger of the right hand, and the paint is speckled with splashes.

Brazilian Landscapes: Painting Workshop

November 09, 2025
15h
Image description: The image shows three young women, one of whom is in focus, with curly, dyed blonde and brown hair, looking up as she extends her arm to roll a blue and white paint roller over sheets of paper taped to a white wall. End of description.

Printing media: poster workshop

October 19, 2025
15h
Image Description: This is a close-up photograph of an artistic activity in a studio. The scene focuses on two people interacting with art materials on a wooden or cardboard surface. In the foreground, there is a piece of white fabric with two orange paint prints. Both appear to be handprints on the fabric. In the background, another pair of hands holds a paint roller with a metal handle over a seemingly plastic plate to which the paint will be applied. The roller appears to be carrying orange paint. The hands holding the roller wear silver rings. On the upper right of the photo, you can see the leg and foot of a baby wearing yellow pants. The roller and the child's leg create the impression that the child and the adult are collaborating.

Printing media: paper engraving workshop

October 05, 2025
15h
Museum of Modern Art of São Paulo

The MAM headquarters is temporarily closed due to renovations to the Ibirapuera Park marquee.

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