The Moving Atelier is a set of actions by the Inhotim Education team that proposes experiences with contemporary art and nature through different artistic languages. In each activity, different spaces at Inhotim become places of experience, coexistence and creation. Discover the Moving Atelier’s schedule for the month of May.

With a two-hour duration, the activities have 25 spots and are suitable for all ages. To participate, go to the indicated location starting at 2 pm.

Rest Day!, with Filipe Camato and Carolina Oliveira

In the week in which Labor Day is celebrated, educators Filipe Camato and Carolina Oliveira invite the public to reflect on leisure. Within the work Piscina (2009), by Jorge Macchi, words and phrases will be constructed reminding us of the importance of rest. Bring your swimsuit.

May 4 and 5, from 2 pm to 4 pm

Jorge Macchi, Piscina (2009)

Hugo França, with Amanda Homem and Diu

A staple of Inhotim, Hugo França’s benches are more than decorative objects. Through photography, the various existences that inhabit them will be investigated. The experience will blend observation and poetry, discovering that a small universe can live inside every crack.

May 11 and 12, from 2 pm to 4 pm

Veredas Garden

Doug Aitken, with Julio Gotelip, Rafael Silva and Paulinho Demolidor

The stones that make up the setting of Doug Aitken’s Sonic Pavilion (2009) announce the installation that reveals sounds from the depths of the planet. In this activity, the stones gain life, personalities, narratives and memories through the production of paintings.

May 18 and 19, from 2 pm to 4 pm Doug Aitken

Story of Stones, with Cris

How far does imagination go and how can we stimulate it? Autistic artist Cris invites you to dive into the enchanted world of Stone Stories, telling how they are born, playing with painting and stimulating the collective imagination.

May 25 and 26, from 2 pm to 4 pm

Elisa Bracher, Embrionário (2003) and Equilíbrio amarrado (2004