Instituto Tomie Ohtake
São Paulo Learn more about what's on at Instituto Tomie Ohtake and the artists shaping its programme.Instituto Tomie Ohtake is a leading cultural institution in São Paulo dedicated to contemporary art, architecture, and design. Founded in 2001 and named after the influential Japanese-Brazilian artist Tomie Ohtake, the institute is renowned for its dynamic exhibition program, showcasing major national and international artists alongside experimental and emerging voices.
Housed in a striking building designed by Ruy Ohtake, the space features expansive galleries, a theater, and educational facilities, fostering critical dialogue through workshops, debates, and artist-led initiatives. With a strong commitment to artistic innovation and public engagement, Instituto Tomie Ohtake plays a vital role in shaping Brazil’s contemporary art landscape.
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