MCB 50 YEARS
Photo: Chema Llanos
Over five decades dedicated to the issues of preservation and diffusion of the material culture of Brazilian houses, the MCB has also become the only public museum in the country dedicated to the fields of architecture and design. And you are part of that story.
For this celebration, the MCB would like to invite everyone to share their experiences, emotions and bonds with their own home, so important in times of recollection. If you prefer, tell us about your experiences and memories of living with the museum or about the importance of the institution in the preservation and diffusion of the house’s materiality through architecture and design.
Participate by recording your video and posting with #MCB50anos.
Your history is precious to our collection!
Miriam Lerner, general director of the museum
Gilberto Gil, singer and composer
Giancarlo Latorraca, technical director of the museum
Antônio Lessa, Coordinator of the Museum Preservation Unit at the Secretary of Culture and Creative Economy of the State of São Paulo
Eric Klug, president of Japan House São Paulo
Pieter Tjabbes, president of the Board of Directors of MCB
Lilia Schwarcz, historian and anthropologist
Ricardo Goldenberg, Psychoanalyst
Michele Gialdroni, director of Istituto Italiano di Cultura
Marco Antonio Alves,financial administrative director of MCB
Carlos Lemos, architect and advisor MCB
Carlos Moreno, actor
Antonio Nobrega, Brazilian artist
Breno Lerner, writer and speaker of the history of gastronomy
Guto Lacaz, architect and artist
Gisele Dias, audience supervisor MCB
Júlio Medaglia, conductor
Isabel Leite, interior designer
Rogério Batagliesi, architect
Elisa Saintive, cultural producer
Renato Soares, photographer
Hugo Kovadloff, designer and photographer
João Carlos Martins, conductor
Magda Pucci, musical director of the Mawaca group
Raul Juste Lores, director of Veja São Paulo
José Roberto Giffoni, national flavor fair organizer
Guilherme Meneguzzi, architecture student
Roberto Duailibi, advertising
Ana Rita Suassuna, student of the food culture of the sertão
Claudia Matarazzo, journalist
Fortuna, singer
MCB Administrative Finance Team
Marcelo Araújo, museologist and general director of Instituto Moreira Salles
Maria Ignez Mantovani, museologist and director of Expomus
Nilza Ruth, art educator
Leonardo Posternak, pediatrist
Mary Lou Paris, publishing company
José Guilherme Queiroz, lawyer
Mara Gama, journalist
Alex Flemming, plastic artist
Olga Bongiovanni, journalist
Cristina Bruno, museologist
Lilian Roizenblit, psychologist
Gustavo Piqueira, graphic designer
Fernando Mascaro, architect and designer
Eduardo Poccard, chef
Karen Worcman, founder and curator of the Museum of the Person
Gal Oppido, visual artist, graphic designer and musician
Joana Mello, teacher and architect
Ricardo Cardim, botanist and landscaper
Vicente Sá, poet
Renata Motta, president of ICOM Brasil
Ed Teodoro, musician and psychologist
Giovanni Vannucchi, architect and designer
Mariana Luz, CEO of the Maria Cecília Souto Vidigal foundation
Antônio Maita, 4 years and a quarantine
Morena Leite, chef
Nurit Bensusa, biologist
Savina Nicoloni, architect
Bea Meira, art educator
Gabriel Marão, member of the Brazilian Forum of Internet of Things
Maureen Bisilliat, photographer
Ana Regueira, Capim Santo restaurant manager
Cristiane Alves, educational coordinator of Fundação Ema Klabin
Gerson de Oliveira, designer
Sergio Campos from Artemobilia Gallery
Túlio Borges, singer, songwriter and poet
Ruy Teixeira,photographer
Gabriel Levy, musician
Fábio Prado Saldanha, Social innovation researcher at HEC Montreal (Canada)
Fernando Brandão, architect and design
Juliana de Campos Bloch, educator
Graça Bueno, Antiquaria – Past Compound 20th Century
Ruy Ohtake, architect
Cristina Barreto, archaeologist
Wesley Sacardi, furniture designer
Mary Lou Paris, publishing [Patrimônio Escolar]
Mary Lou Paris, publishing [Berços da Vida]
Mary Lou Paris, publishing [Litoral e Vale do Paraíba]
Dani Mattos, artist
Beto Cocenza, creator of BOOMSPDESIGN
