6 exhibitions in São Paulo to visit in November

November is here and, with it, the cultural calendar of the city of São Paulo is packed with exhibitions to visit and explore! Among the exhibitions this month, highlights include Lina Bo Bardi at MAM, the reopening of Casa das Rosas , on Av. Paulista, and the last days of " Terror in Cinema " at MIS. Below, we list 6 exhibitions that you can't miss this November in the capital of São Paulo!

1. Lina Bo Bardi and MAM in the Park - MAM (Ibirapuera Park)

In celebration of its 75th anniversary, the Museum of Modern Art of São Paulo brings to the public an exhibition that seeks to reflect on the renovation of its headquarters carried out in the early 1980s by the Italian-Brazilian architect Lina Bo Bardi (1914-1922), and on the legacy that this project left. Curated by Gabriela Gotoda and Pedro Nery, the exhibition Lina Bo Bardi and MAM in the Park occupies the Paulo Mendes de Almeida Library until January 28, 2024 with documents and drawings from Lina's project.

2. Living with robots - Japan House

Designed to interact with humans in a friendly, safe and collaborative way, "friendly robots" are the theme of the exhibition “ Living with robots ”, which takes place from November 14, 2023 to March 31, 2024 , on the ground floor of Japan House São Paulo. The exhibition aims to portray particular aspects of the development of Japanese robots, offering the opportunity to reflect on living with them in a friendly way, as well as how they are incorporated into Japanese daily life .

3. Reopening of the House of Roses - Paulista Avenue

After being closed for two years for restoration, the public can once again visit Casa das Rosas , designed by the Ramos de Azevedo office (the same one behind the iconic Theatro Municipal and the Mercado Municipal). The space now has more spaces for exhibitions, and the organization's proposal is to focus on visual arts and other artistic identities , such as performances.

4. METADATA - Fiesp Cultural Center (Paulista Avenue)

" METADATA - The Invisible World " seeks a dialogue between art and technology , transforming historical data from the city of São Paulo in real time , such as traffic patterns, climate fluctuations and market, with historical data sets, revealing the evolution of the city over time in a creative way.

5. Melissa Cody: Woven Skies - MASP

Until January 21, 2024 , MASP hosts the exhibition " Melissa Cody: woven skies ", which brings together 26 textile works by the North American artist that mix traditional symbols and patterns of Navajo tapestry with personal references, ranging from the pixelated world of computers to the landscapes of Arizona.

6. "Horror in the cinema" - MIS

Until November 19, 2023 , curated by André Sturm , MIS presents the exhibition " Horror in Cinema ", which celebrates an audiovisual genre almost as old as cinema itself. Through an engaging, impressive and immersive journey, visitors will be able to revisit and experience iconic moments in the history of the horror genre.