Alfredo Andersen House Museum (Museu Casa Alfredo Andersen) in Curitiba

The Alfredo Andersen House Museum is a biographical museum in Curitiba dedicated to the life and work of Alfredo Andersen. In the São Francisco neighborhood, the space brings together around 400 pieces and organizes its collection around the artist’s journey. The visit features works, studies, and personal objects, offering a direct view of Andersen’s production and life. The collection also includes works by students and disciples connected to the school he founded, broadening the understanding of his role as an artist and educator. Among the pieces in the collection are engravings, ceramics, and works by other Brazilian artists from the second half of the 20th century. This mix combines biographical works with materials that help contextualize the circulation of artistic languages and the continuity of his influence. In addition to the long-term exhibition, the museum hosts temporary exhibitions and documents shows that have already taken place. This curatorial focus complements the permanent collection and keeps the program updated with different exhibition perspectives. For those who can’t visit in person, the museum also offers an online collection. Open throughout the week, with visits on multiple days and free admission. Service includes guided tours exclusively for schools, by appointment. This format supports school groups looking for guided mediation during the exhibition route. The museum is part of the Alfredo Andersen Complex, together with the Alfredo Andersen Academy. Within this group, the museum concentrates the collection and exhibitions, while the academy runs visual arts teaching workshops for adults. The structure connects preservation, collection outreach, and educational activities in a single cultural hub.