Colorful films on MAB windows catch Salvador’s sunlight, casting vibrant beams in Beatriz Milhazes’ first solo show, blending with the city’s tropical vibe and vibrant heritage.
100 Suns Light Up Bahia Art Museum
The “Beatriz Milhazes: 100 Suns” exhibit debuts at the Bahia Museum of Art (MAB). Iconic works like A Seda mix with fresh pieces. The site-specific installation projects kaleidoscopic patterns via translucent films.
Tiago Mesquita curates, showcasing structural rigor and Brazilian visual culture. Opening: January 29, 2026, 6pm–9pm. Runs through April 26, 2026.
Address: Av. Sete de Setembro, 2340 – Corredor da Vitória, Salvador – BA. Hours: Tuesday–Sunday, 10am–6pm.
Salvador’s Art Scene Buzzes in 2026
Salvador thrives on contemporary art. Beyond MAB, catch Alberto Pitta at MAM, Vik Muniz at MAC Bahia, and spots fusing history, color, and spirituality.
Eight must-see stops dazzle. At MAM-BA in Solar do Unhão, Beatriz Milhazes shows Memories of the Future II, echoing All Saints Bay.
Galeria Mercado at Mercado Modelo blends modern art with daily life. Bahia Contemporary Art Museum in Convento das Mercês spotlights bold research.
CHS | Casa das Histórias de Salvador dives into immersive city stories. Paulo Darzé Galeria de Arte in Corredor da Vitória features top and rising talents.
MUNCAB honors Afro-Brazilian culture in the Historic Center. Wanderley Pinho Recôncavo Museum explores regional history amid bay views.
Salvador weaves a world where past and present pulse together fiercely.
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