The September program of the Circulating Workshop brings together workshops that start from art and collective creation to address memory, indigenous cultures, ancestry, territory, museums, and capoeira. 

The project understands all the spaces of the museum and botanical garden as places for living and experimentation. In each edition, the studio moves to a new location and investigates how the collections, works, galleries, and gardens can open up new possibilities for creating and experimenting with art and nature.

• Evergreens for Bartolina, by Paula Libertad and Jacamim Gil ↓

  Inspired by the work Memoria de las Manos (2007–2018), by Elvira Espejo Ayca, the workshop invites the public to collectively create an altar in memory of Bartolina Sisa, an 18th-century Aymara leader. In celebration of International Indigenous Women's Day, the activity proposes to consider manual and artistic work as a way to preserve and transmit memories, stories, ideas, and traditions.

  September 3, 5 and 6, at 14 PM

  25 vacancies
  Duration: 2 hours
  Location: Claudia Andujar Gallery | Maxita Yano [G18]
  TV Rating: Free

• Adugo: the jaguar game ↓

  Based on the exhibition Ru Jub'ulik Achik' – Aromas of a Dream , by Edgar Calel, the activity presents Adugo, a game present among different indigenous peoples of the Americas, to reflect on strategy, collectivity, and the knowledge produced by native peoples about the relationships between humans, animals, and nature.

  September 10, 12 and 13, at 14 PM

  25 vacancies
  Duration: 2 hours
  Location: Lago Gallery [G6]
  TV Rating: Free

• Museum Workshop ↓

  What should a museum have in common? In this workshop, participants are invited to imagine their own exhibition space, experimenting with ways to organize walls and pathways, and choosing the objects, artworks, and stories that would be part of their collection.

  September 17, 19 and 20, at 14 PM

  25 vacancies
  Duration: 2 hours
  Location: Gallery Square [G3]
  TV Rating: Free

• Ateliê Circulante invites you to Our Inhotim | Spring Museums Program ↓

  In dialogue with the Nosso Inhotim project and the theme of the Spring of Museums, the activity proposes to reflect on the relationships between museum and community and to recognize the territory as a place of production of memories, knowledge and connections. Held on the municipal holiday of Brumadinho, the meeting reaffirms the dialogue between art, education and territory.

  September 24 at 10:30 pm

  25 vacancies
  Duration: 1 hour and 30 minutes
  Location: Praça Gallery [G3]
  TV Rating: Free

• Ateliê Circulante invites Sertão Negro, with Mestre Guaraná ↓

  The artist, educator, and master of Capoeira Angola, Mestre Guaraná, shares a journey intertwined with Capoeira, ancestry, and the relationships between body, memory, and territory. This activity proposes exploring different ways of producing, transmitting, and preserving knowledge, and recognizing Capoeira as a practice of memory, creation, and collective life.

  September 26th and 27th*, at 14 PM
  *The edition on the 27th includes sign language interpretation.   

  25 vacancies
  Duration: 2 hours
  Location: Hélio Oiticica, Invention of Color, Penetrável Magic Square #5, De Luxe (1977) [A12]
  TV Rating: Free