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Instituto Tomie Ohtake
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Instituto Tomie Ohtake

Instituto Tomie Ohtake is a contemporary art center in Pinheiros, São Paulo, known for exhibitions by Brazilian and international artists and a striking building by architect Ruy Ohtake.

Instituto Tomie Ohtake is a contemporary art center in Pinheiros, São Paulo, known for exhibitions by Brazilian and international artists and a striking building by architect Ruy Ohtake. Its curved, colorful exterior and light-filled interior are worth seeing even between exhibitions. Inside, shows change, so check the institute’s website before you go. Entry is free, and the Santinho restaurant serves a buffet of Brazilian comfort food, with options for vegetarians and meat eaters. The galleries are compact, making this a manageable cultural stop rather than a full-day museum visit.

A cultural center named for Tomie Ohtake

Instituto Tomie Ohtake
Instituto Tomie Ohtake

Instituto Tomie Ohtake opened in 2001 and is named for Japanese-Brazilian artist Tomie Ohtake. The center presents exhibitions of her work and of Brazilian and international artists. Its program changes, covering contemporary art and related fields such as architecture and design. There is no permanent collection, so the works on view depend on the current exhibitions.

Tomie Ohtake arrived in Brazil from Kyoto in 1936 and became an important figure in São Paulo’s art scene from the 1950s. Her practice included painting and printmaking, and exhibitions at the institute have placed her work alongside wider developments in modern and contemporary art.

Ruy Ohtake’s building

Instituto Tomie Ohtake
Instituto Tomie Ohtake

Architect Ruy Ohtake designed the institute in honor of his mother. The building is part of a business complex in Pinheiros, near Avenida Faria Lima. Its curved facade and colored glass give it a distinct presence among the surrounding buildings. Inside, the institute has seven exhibition rooms, along with an educational area with ateliers and space for seminars.

The architecture is part of the visit, not just a container for the galleries. Take a moment to view the exterior up close, then look at how the open, light-filled interior connects the exhibition spaces.

Exhibitions and facilities

The exhibition program has included work by artists such as Louise Bourgeois, Yayoi Kusama, Salvador Dalí and Joan Miró, as well as contemporary artists from Brazil and abroad. Shows vary, so the institute’s website is the place to check what will be on view during your visit.

A bookstore and shop are also inside the center. Santinho, the restaurant on the lower level, serves a buffet built around Brazilian comfort food, with salads and choices for vegetarian and meat-eating diners. You can combine a gallery visit with lunch without leaving the building.

FAQ

Is Instituto Tomie Ohtake free to visit?

Entry is free.

How long do you need at Instituto Tomie Ohtake?

The galleries are compact, so plan around 1 to 2 hours for a visit.

Does Instituto Tomie Ohtake have a permanent collection?

No. The institute hosts changing exhibitions, so check its website to see what is on during your visit.

Is Instituto Tomie Ohtake wheelchair accessible?

The entrance, restrooms and parking are listed as wheelchair accessible.

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