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Amanhã 10 anos
Tomorrow 10 years
Tomorrow 10 years
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Exposição que celebra os 10 anos do Museu do Amanhã
Em 2025, o Museu do Amanhã completa uma década de existência, consolidando-se como um espaço de ciência, sustentabilidade, arte e inovação às margens da Baía de Guanabara. Desde sua inauguração, em dezembro de 2015, o Museu – uma iniciativa da Prefeitura do Rio de Janeiro, gerido pelo Instituto de Desenvolvimento e Gestão (IDG) – transformou a região, tornou-se um dos principais cartões-postais da cidade e inspirou instituições em todo o mundo voltadas para o futuro, por meio da iniciativa FORMS (Futures-Oriented Museum Synergies).
Por uma iniciativa da Prefeitura do Rio de Janeiro, o Museu – gerido pelo Instituto de Desenvolvimento e Gestão (IDG) desde sua inauguração, em dezembro de 2015 – inspirou instituições em todo o mundo voltadas para o futuro, por meio da iniciativa FORMS (Futures-Oriented Museum Synergies).
Com média anual de um milhão de visitantes, o Museu do Amanhã vai muito além das exposições: promove programas educativos, pesquisas científicas, residências artísticas, laboratórios de inovação e abriga, desde 2023, a primeira Cátedra Unesco sediada em um museu, dedicada à Alfabetização em Futuros.
O Museu reflete sua profunda relação com o território. A Baía de Guanabara, central na história do Brasil, é também um espaço de memória e ancestralidade. Seus princípios – sustentabilidade e convivência – orientam o cuidado com a natureza, com as pessoas e com a diversidade.
Em dez anos, o Museu do Amanhã consolidou-se como um símbolo de futuros possíveis, integrando ciência, arte e inovação e reafirmando o compromisso do IDG com museus que inspiram novas formas de imaginar o amanhã: resultado deescolhas diárias, de umagestão comprometida com aexcelência e guiada pelas melhores práticas de governança e sustentabilidade em espaços museais.
Exhibition Celebrating 10 Years of the Museum of Tomorrow In 2025, the Museum of Tomorrow will celebrate a decade of existence, consolidating itself as a space for science, sustainability, art, and innovation on the shores of Guanabara Bay. Since its inauguration in December 2015, the Museum – an initiative of the Rio de Janeiro City Hall, managed by the Institute for Development and Management (IDG) – has transformed the region, become one of the city's main landmarks, and inspired future-oriented institutions worldwide through the FORMS (Futures-Oriented Museum Synergies) initiative. Through an initiative of the Rio de Janeiro City Hall, the Museum – managed by the Institute for Development and Management (IDG) since its inauguration in December 2015 – has inspired future-oriented institutions worldwide through the FORMS (Futures-Oriented Museum Synergies) initiative. With an average of one million visitors annually, the Museum of Tomorrow goes far beyond exhibitions: it promotes educational programs, scientific research, artistic residencies, innovation labs, and, since 2023, has housed the first UNESCO Chair based in a museum, dedicated to Literacy in the Future. The Museum reflects its profound relationship with the territory. Guanabara Bay, central to Brazilian history, is also a space of memory and ancestry. Its principles – sustainability and coexistence – guide the care for nature, people, and diversity. In ten years, the Museum of Tomorrow has established itself as a symbol of possible futures, integrating science, art, and innovation and reaffirming IDG's commitment to museums that inspire new ways of imagining tomorrow: the result of daily choices, of management committed to excellence and guided by best practices in governance and sustainability in museum spaces.
Exhibition Celebrating 10 Years of the Museum of Tomorrow In 2025, the Museum of Tomorrow will celebrate a decade of existence, consolidating itself as a space for science, sustainability, art, and innovation on the shores of Guanabara Bay. Since its inauguration in December 2015, the Museum – an initiative of the Rio de Janeiro City Hall, managed by the Institute for Development and Management (IDG) – has transformed the region, become one of the city's main landmarks, and inspired future-oriented institutions worldwide through the FORMS (Futures-Oriented Museum Synergies) initiative. Through an initiative of the Rio de Janeiro City Hall, the Museum – managed by the Institute for Development and Management (IDG) since its inauguration in December 2015 – has inspired future-oriented institutions worldwide through the FORMS (Futures-Oriented Museum Synergies) initiative. With an average of one million visitors annually, the Museum of Tomorrow goes far beyond exhibitions: it promotes educational programs, scientific research, artistic residencies, innovation labs, and, since 2023, has housed the first UNESCO Chair based in a museum, dedicated to Literacy in the Future. The Museum reflects its profound relationship with the territory. Guanabara Bay, central to Brazilian history, is also a space of memory and ancestry. Its principles – sustainability and coexistence – guide the care for nature, people, and diversity. In ten years, the Museum of Tomorrow has established itself as a symbol of possible futures, integrating science, art, and innovation and reaffirming IDG's commitment to museums that inspire new ways of imagining tomorrow: the result of daily choices, of management committed to excellence and guided by best practices in governance and sustainability in museum spaces.
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