Sao Paulo has free exhibitions in theaters on the weekend schedule, national and international film releases, Ibirapura Park and Art Exhibitions. Look at the weekend events in the city.
Shows
Tim Music
After the editions in Rio de Janeiro, Tim Music will be held for the first time in Sao Paulo Ibirapura Park on April 12 and 13. On Saturday, 12th, Manu Brown opened the programming along with Rashid, one of the main names of the new generation of hip hop. Ludmilla goes to the stage to showcase his great hits and receives Master Martinho da Vila for a special partnership.
On Sunday, 13th, the rust night begins with a show next to the Christo. Ewett performed for this first edition of the incident in Sao Paulo and performed the Izha festival.
Service: Tim Music Festival, April 12 and 13. Ibirapura Park. Tickets: Started withdrawal by site http://www.ingresse.com/tim-music-sp
Cinemas
Operation Revenge
Charlie Heler (Malec) is an intelligent but deeper interpret employee who works in the underground office at Longley headquarters. His life turns upside down when his wife was killed in a terrorist attack in London. When his supervisors refuse to act, he solves the problem himself, begins a worldwide journey to know the responsible people, and his intelligence is the perfect weapon to cheat his violence and take their vengeance.
Male
Males is a journey of resistance and courage set up in a powerful protector of 1835. During their marriage, two young Muslims were slaves in Brazil from their homeland in Africa. Separated with brutal Destiny, both are hard to survive and meet again, because they are involved in the great rebellion in Brazil’s history: Maley’s uprising. Rocco Pitanga, Antonio Pitanga, Kamila Pitanga and Patricia Pillar.
Shows
Afro Brazil Emanoel Arouzo Museum
Saturday, 12, the Afro Brazil Emanoel Arouzo Museum Starts three new shows. There is a show in the highlights ProtectionBy Visual Artist and Photographer Rafela Kennedy. From a series of intimate and sign images, this project provides a sensitive and powerful look of the relationships of the Trans Community and Afro-Brazilian spirituality in the spirituality of care, affection and welcome. Through Photography, the series resigns the presence of transvestite body in the blessing and defense areas, highlighting the various forms of mothers, biological, creation or spiritual, anchor and their daughters.
Afro Brazil Emanoel Arouzo Museum: Show “Protection” by Visual Artist and Photographer Rafela Kennedy (Rafela Kennedy/Exposure)
The same day, the show will open to the public Perspective Collection: M’Barreek Bouchichi, Nen Cardim, Washington SilveraThe Afro Brazilian Museum is a proposal to establish relationships between the works and artists. The Exhibition Program proposes new arrangements from existing pieces in collection, with recent acquisitions and donations. In this edition, Washington Silvera, Nen and Embarek Bouchichi, two Brazilian artists and contact materials such as Morocco, wood, glass and earth are formed, forming relationships between material, territory and experiences. Although they are using similar elements, each artist prints their own language and cross the boundaries between sculpture and installation.
Service: Afro Brazil Imanoel Amanozo Museum. Ibirapura Park – Pedro Alvares Cabral Avenue, S/N, Gate 10. Tuesday to Sunday, from 10 am to 5 pm (permanent 18 pm). *Free admission on the opening day
Forts de Aloya & Gabrielle
There are also two new performances in Forts de Aloya & Gabriel Gallery. In ExpressionSao Paulo Pelagi Gbaguidi’s first individual show. The Beninance Artist, who was born in Dakar and Brussels, displays images that are not produced at her residence at Salvador Pivat, from January to February 2025, as well as the contributions of her latest work.
Forts de Aloya & Gabrielle: “Manifestation”, the first personal appearance of the Pelagi Jibaguidi (exposure/exposure)
Already showcase A place for the head.
Service: Rua James Holland, 71, Barra Fanda, Sao Paulo. Until May 15. Hours: Tuesday to Friday from 10 am to 7 pm, Saturday 10 pm to 18 H.
