CCBBs are always a solid choice for checking out some free art. On this particular day, the artist on display was Iberé Camargo, and even though I'm not that big of a fan, the collection was impressive. It started with an interactive area that had videos playing as well as tablets with tons of information about the artist (his notes, sketches, unfinished works, etc). The exhibit then wrapped around an entire floor of the CCBB, which could probably provide a fan or student of art hours of enjoyment.
The building itself is beautiful and makes up part of the Circuito Liberdade, Belo Horizonte's fantastic cultural circuit. The once open air space in the center of the building has since been covered with skylights, but that improves the space, allowing visitors to still enjoy the open air on a rainy day. It is also now home to a Cafe com Letras, making a nice rest area in between exhibits.
I didn't get to check out any live music performances, but they seem to be a common occurrence based on the schedule. The CCBB here was one of my highlights from the Circuito Liberdade and I would definitely visit again if I lived in Belo Horizonte. read more