Avaliação: 4
eddie chan: The long, Brutalist structure looms over Paulista Avenue, its weighty monumental form seemingly suspended on flaming-red concrete piers. More than just architecture, it’s an urban sculpture—bold, functional, and commanding. Beneath its vast undercroft, a public plaza unfolds, a space carved from the very air it hovers over. The top floor houses the museum’s permanent collection—where space and display become their own form of functional art. Hundreds of paintings—modern, avant-garde, contemporary, and classical—seem to float on crystal easels, creating an eerie, almost transcendental effect. This unconventional display allows viewers to see both the front and back of each piece, transforming them from static, two-dimensional works into dynamic, almost sculptural objects. It’s an experience that feels refreshingly out of the box. This museum is idiosyncratic and breathtaking at the same time. Highly recommended.

Avaliação: 3
Sa Ra: I visited MASP in São Paulo and while the staff were incredibly kind, welcoming, and helpful, I have to say I was a bit disappointed. I expected more from the museum – there were only two exhibitions when I went, and one of them didn’t really interest me. I wasn’t quite sure where to go or what to explore. I did enjoy the second floor with its collection of paintings, but overall, it was a quick visit and not exactly what I had hoped for.

Avaliação: 4
the Nomad girl: Visited on a Tuesday, and got lucky it was free admission. No queues, even though there was pretty plenty of people. Not an art person, so I didn’t find the current displays too interesting… but I think they change displays in certain sections of the museum every now and then… They have a restaurant and cafes inside. Don’t bring any liquids. They have water fountains and bathrooms inside.

Avaliação: 4
Fredric John: Museum of Art of São Paulo Assis Chateaubriand The good thing is that we visited the museum on a Tuesday so it’s free. The bad thing is that it closes by 8pm and It’s our fault that we didn’t come early in order to explore the whole exhibit. During our visit, there was a special exhibition of queer art for all over the world which is fascinating to know about. The facility is great and the structure of the museum is amazing to look at. They also had a gender neutral bathroom and I had to double check where I was in the right one or not. Great initiative!

Avaliação: 5
Sarah Myers: Top 2 favorite art museums of mine in Latin America. There are 3 floors of temporary exhibitions that feature raw, cutting edge work with social commentary, and of course the second floor is the famous floating forest gallery. Exceptionally well kept and inspiring for a tourist as well as an artist.