Since our first visit was interrupted by 50,000 protesters, we returned to see the original MASP wing on our last day in São Paulo.

There were cars in the street and commerce was proceeding apace. Late stage capitalism perks along with one or two corporations owning everything.

Curation was interesting in this wing. Hodge podge to be sure (with bad lighting), but some masterpieces on display.

The best stuff was not really from Brazi.

Van Gogh does eye

Magritte does eye

LGBTQ Jesus from the middle ages.

Degas dances in São Paulo as well.

Degas does eye

The brutalist architecture does its thing.