Inhotim creator announces new nature-based art mega-project in Brazil

Bernardo Paz, the visionary behind Brazil's renowned Inhotim museum, has unveiled plans for a new ambitious art project set to immerse visitors in nature. The upcoming museum, slated to open its doors in Minas Gerais around September 2027, promises a unique fusion of contemporary art and lush natural landscapes.

Paulo Miyada has been appointed as the artistic director for this groundbreaking venture. The project aims to replicate the successful model of Inhotim, which features distinct pavilions dedicated to individual artists, all set within an expansive botanical garden and a natural forest. This approach emphasizes the dialogue between art, architecture, and the environment.

The new museum is expected to become a significant cultural destination, offering a serene and inspiring setting for appreciating art. Paz's commitment to integrating artistic expression with ecological preservation continues to shape his legacy in the art world, creating spaces that are both visually stunning and environmentally conscious.