Check the Photos of the Exhibition at the Japanese Pavilion in Ibirapuera Park

The Brazilian Indigenous Stools exhibition held between July 9^th and August 26^th in the Japanese Pavilion in Ibirapuera Park, São Paulo, received 22,765 visitors. With deference towards the aesthetic sophistication of the indigenous art and the search for an approach between the indigenous culture and the Japanese culture, the exhibition had on show 70 stools from the BEĨ collection, all produced by different peoples from varied regions of Brazil: Upper and Lower Xingu, South Amazon, North Pará, Northwest Amazon, and Midwest Brazil. The curatorship and the exhibition layout were in the hands of Claudia Moreira Salles, Eiji Hayakawa, and Gabriel Bueno

Photographs by Rogério Lorenzoni