Immerse yourself in the Modernist Week of 1922, a pivotal moment in Brazilian cultural history.

The Modernist Week of 1922 marked the beginning of Brazilian modernism, influencing literature, music, painting, and sculpture in the country.

Anita Malfatti's painting 'The Yellow Man' was a highlight of the Modernist Week, showcasing a break from traditional perspective.

The Modernist Week was financed by the 'coffee barons,' such as Paulo Prado, who wanted São Paulo to become a modern metropolis.

The event featured a constellation of talents, including Di Cavalcanti, Graça Aranha, and Mario de Andrade, who shared the urgency of the new and the freedom of expression.

The Modernist Week of 1922 continues to inspire contemporary artists to experiment, provoke, and reinvent what it means to be Brazilian through art.

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