SUPPORT
THE MUSEUM
You can also contribute to the development of an increasingly diverse, inclusive and plural museum.
MASP is a private, not-for-profit institution, whose income depends both on sponsorship by private companies as well as the support and involvement of people like you. Support MASP and become part of our history.
MASP
FRIEND
SUPPORT ESSENTIAL PROJECTS FOR THE MUSEUM AND OBTAIN EXCLUSIVE BENEFITS
The Amigo MASP [MASP Friend] program is the best way to get closer to the programming of the Museum and obtain exclusive benefits, such as free admittance and no queuing, exclusive cultural programming, and discounts on MASP services and those of our partners.
There are several support categories designed especially for you.
DONATE TOMASP
ADOPT A WORK AND COLLABORATE WITH THE PRESERVATION OF MASP COLLECTION
All funds raised through income tax donations will be used to preserve the most important collection in the Southern Hemisphere.
EDIÇÃO DE ARTE - MAHKU
A Edição de Arte do MASP é um projeto desenvolvido em parceria com artistas para arrecadar doações para o museu.
Em ocasião da exposição MAHKU: Mirações, o museu realizou, em parceria com o coletivo, 100 serigrafias, numeradas e assinadas, de duas obras inéditas.
O MAHKU (Movimento dos Artistas Huni Kuin), fundado em 2013, é um coletivo de artistas baseado entre o município de Jordão e a aldeia Chico Curumim, na Terra Indígena Kaxinawá do rio Jordão, estado do Acre. O MAHKU é um dos principais agentes no cenário da arte contemporânea brasileira e é composto pelos artistas Ibã Huni Kuin, Bane Huni Kuin, Mana Huni Kuin, Acelino Tuin e Kássia Borges.
Sua produção se origina tanto de traduções e registros de cantos, mitos e histórias de sua ancestralidade, como de experiências visuais geradas pelos rituais de nixi pae – que envolvem a ingestão de ayahuasca – denominadas mirações, palavra que dá título à exposição no MASP.
Ao fazer uma doação para o projeto no valor de R$ 2.000 (uma serigrafia) você colabora para garantir a manutenção das atividades do museu.
FICHA TÉCNICA DAS SERIGRAFIAS
1.Maná Huni Kuin – MAHKU, Nai Baba Masheri, 2023. Serigrafia, edição de 100, 64x73 cm, impresso por Almavera Editorial e Comercial Ltda, São Paulo, e publicado por MASP
Clique aqui para mais detalhes sobre a obra.
2.Acetino Huni Kuin – MAHKU, Yube Nawa Aibu, 2023. Serigrafia, edição de 100, 64x90 cm, impresso por Almavera Editorial e Comercial Ltda, São Paulo, e publicado por MASP
Clique aqui para mais detalhes sobre a obra.
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ART EDITION – DALTON PAULA
MASP is pleased to announce the third Edição de Arte [Art Edition], a project developed in partnership with artists to raise donations for the maintenance of the museum`s activities. This edition was launched on the occasion of the exhibition Dalton Paula: retratos brasileiros [Dalton Paula: Brazilian Portraits] and presents 150 silkscreens by the artist, numbered and signed, of the works Zeferina and João de Deus Nascimento. The works were donated to the museum by the artist for the exhibition Histórias afro-atlânticas [Afro-Atlantic Histories], in 2018.
Dalton Paula was born in Brasília, Brasil, in 1982 and lives and works in Goiânia, Brasil, where he graduated in Visual Arts at the Federal University of Goiás (UFG). His research proposes a review of Brazil’s official historiography, having as a central figure the black bodies in diaspora, its rites, and rituals, highlighting the portraits of Black personalities. His works are part of MASP’s collection, as well as significant international ones, such as the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), New York, and the Art Institute of Chicago, both in the United States.
By donating R$ 5,000 (one silkscreen) or R$ 9,000* (two silkscreens) to the Edição de Arte project, you are collaborating to ensure MASP’s longevity.
• Limit of 1 (one) unit of each work per CPF
• Subject to availability
• The work must be picked up at MASP by appointment
SERIGRAPHIES INFORMATION
1. Dalton Paula, João de Deus Nascimento, 2022. Silkscreen, edition of 150, 65.5 x 50 cm. Printed by Almavera Editorial e Comercial Ltda., São Paulo, and published by MASP.
Click here for more details about the work.
2. Dalton Paula, Zeferina, 2022. Silkscreen, edition of 150, 65.5 x 50 cm. Printed by Almavera Editorial e Comercial Ltda., São Paulo, and published by MASP.
Click here for more details about the work.
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Empresa Amiga
MASP
By allowing companies to offer a special cultural benefit program to their employees, the Empresa Amiga MASP project creates the opportunity to bring the partner institutions closer to one of the most important museums in the country, while enabling them to access a program that is centered on diversity, inclusion and pluralism.
Patrons
INVEST IN ART AND CULTURE
The patrons of MASP program is a mainstay for the development of our activities. This initiative ensures a network of support while allowing members of society to actively participate in the life and development of the museum.
Participate and gain access to an exclusive programming, which includes trips both within Brazil and abroad, visits to private collections and artists’ studios, exclusive previews in museums and galleries, while actively contributing in a vital way to the museum.
YoungPatrons
INVEST IN ART AND CULTURE
The young patrons program brings the museum closer to young people able to add new ideas, forming the basis for the museum’s future leaderships. By becoming part of this circle, you will be supporting MASP to promote its activities, while also gaining access to an exclusive cultural programming, both within and outside the museum.
Partnership
withCompanies
INVEST IN ART AND CULTURE
The involvement of partner companies is fundamental for maintaining the museum’s activities, and for advancing its curatorial project, which reaches more than 500 thousand people annually.
Find out about the main categories of support and sponsorship, and help us write the history of MASP.