The exhibition, designed for Venice’s 2004 Architecture Biennale by curators Luciano Semerani, Antonella Gallo and Giovanni Marras, was set up anew at MASP, receiving 83,000 visitors. With 200 artworks including drawings, architectural models, watercolors, sketches, furniture, scenographic pieces, industrial design, editorial production and popular art, the exhibition presented countless studies realized by Lina up to her death, in 1992. The aim was to visually represent Lina’s artistic and architectural thought, emphasizing the freedom of architecture that was the basis of her work.


A folder, with photos of the exhibition (by Nelson Kon) and texts by curators and by Prof. Renato Anelli (of the Department of Architecture and Urbanism of the School of Engineering of São Carlos – University of São Paulo), was published on the occasion, and is available for purchase at the Institute. (48 pages, R$ 10.00).