In observance of Brazil’s Yellow September—the national campaign for suicide prevention and mental health awareness—Inhotim presents a program open to both visitors and collaborators. Organized by GINGA, Inhotim’s Racial Equity Committee, together with the People Management Department, the initiative features activities that honor self-care, body awareness, and the cultivation of positive self-esteem, with a special focus on practices centered on the care of Black skin.

• Conversation Circle| Identity, Mental Health and Well-Being ↓

  Dr. Monalisa Nunes, a dermatologist active in racial, feminist and vegan causes, and Fábio Lopes, a tattoo artist specializing in Black skin, discuss the impact that skin health and the celebration of Black aesthetics can have on emotional well-being. The conversation will explore the intersection of science, aesthetics, and identity, addressing everything from specific dermatological care to the importance of recognizing and celebrating one’s own image as a way to strengthen self-esteem and mental health.

  September 18, at 10 a.m.

  *The conversation circle will have Brazilian Sign Language (Libras) interpretation

  Capacity: 40 participants | Duration: 2 hours | Location: Galeria Fonte [G4] | Registration: On-site starting at 10:00 a.m. | Age Rating: All ages

• Yoga Class | Breathe, Feel, and Be Present ↓

  This class invites participants to engage in breathing, stretching and meditation practices that help reduce stress, boost energy, and deepen connection with the

  body. Yoga is offered here as a tool for well-being and emotional balance, complementing the morning’s program by integrating body and mind.

  September 18, at 2:00 p.m.

  Capacity: 50 participants | Duration: 1 hour and 30 minutes | Location: Galeria Mata [G1] | Registration: On-site starting at 2:00 p.m. | Age Rating: All ages