What to do and see in Asa Sul, Federal District (DF): The Best Things to do

A free walking tour through the center of Brasilia. A light and fun walk, with information and curiosities about the capital of Brazil.

The Athos Bulcão Foundation was created in 1992 and works on promoting, documenting, preserving, researching and publicing the work of Athos Bulcão, further on commercializing multiple copies of his work. The institution also develops important projects on art education, youth mobilization and patrimonial education. Visit us and check out the art of Athos Bulcão, our projects and products. Born in the city of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Athos Bulcão (1918-2008) explored many techniques being a multiple artist. During a 70 year-long career he created paintings, drawings, engravings, sculptures and the monumental integration of art into architecture. In 1958, he moved to Brasilia where he lived until his death, in 2008. One of the most well known Brazilian artists in the 20th century, Athos found in the tilery his reatest artistic expression. His projects with Oscar Niemeyer and João Filgueira Lima, (aka Lelé) became a landmark of Brazilian architecture.

Open Tuesday to Friday, from 9 am to 5pm (last entry 4:30 pm). Closed on national holidays. Visit the Art Gallery on 8th floor (10 am to 5 pm). Bring na ID with photo for identification. closing dates: from Dec 20th, 2019 to Jan 06th 2020.

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Designed by Oscar Niemeyer, the Museum began construction in 1999 and was inaugurated on December 15, 2006. Today, it is a member of the Cultural Ensemble of the Republic and administered with funds from the Federal District Government (GDF). The National Museum of the Republic was already featured in the Brasilia Pilot Plan Report, prepared in 1957 by Lúcio Costa, and was designed to be part of the Southern Cultural Sector of the New Capital. The Museum represents an architectural synthesis of high modernity that makes up the monuments of the Esplanade of Ministries. Meeting point, visitation, inspiration, art appreciation and learning, we are open doors to receive you. We encourage curiosity, diverse looks and the sharing of ideas. Days and Hours of Operation: From Tuesday to Sunday. From 9h00 to 18h30.