In 2020, the Burle Marx Institute began the inventory of its collection of approximately 150,000 items in different works (landscape projects, sketches, photographs and documentation) through the support of an international foundation and, in 2021, the Institute carried out its first public action and exhibition of unpublished pieces from its collection, in partnership with Casa Roberto Marinho, in the exhibition "Time Completes It. Burle Marx:Classics and Unpublished", and since then, we are doing new exhibitions with our archive every year.

The Burle Marx Institute lends works from its collection to other national and international exhibitions, with the aim of valuing and disseminating the collective legacy of Burle Marx and his collaborators. For more information, please contact: [email protected]

It is gratifying to see materialized the desire to open the collections and share drawings, projects and documents, previously carefully archived at the Burle Marx Landscape Studio and which, today, through the Institute, reveal choices and creative processes of this collective legacy, highlighting the role of other actors directly involved in Burle Marx's landscape production: creative partners, architects, botanists, gardeners, modernist personalities and artists of the time.

The Institute is constantly looking for support and partnerships that will enable the continuation of the work of cataloging, preserving and digitizing the collection, with the objective of promoting new exhibitions and publications, and having a database available for research, oriented towards initiatives of education, culture and environment.