Renata Motta @rmotta is the Director of the Museum’s Department at Sao Paulo´s State Secretariat of Culture, Brazil @culturasp
1. Why are you personally on Twitter ?
Brazilian users are very active in social media platforms and Brazil ranks fifth among top countries on Twitter. I love Twitter to seek events in the real world and to engage with people with similar interests. It is also a key tool to quickly spread the word about the museums, engaging new and old audiences!
2. Why did your museum registered to the MW?
The participation of 18 museums of Sao Paulo’s State Secretariat of Culture in the MW 2015 aims to promote the diversity and richness of our collections in a fun and engaging way, which will certainly widen their reach. Our collections cover a wide variety of areas such as art, design, history, ethnography, soccer, science and the portuguese language. Let´s all speak up for Sao Paulo and Brazilian Museums!
3. Which Twitter accounts do you recommend for people interested in Arts, Museums, Science…?
To know more about Sao Paulo´s State Secretariat of Culture museums @CulturaSP is the best choice!
You can also follow our museums in their individual Twitter accounts:
Art and design:
Pinacoteca @museupinacoteca
Museu Afro Brasil @museuafrobrasil
Museu da Casa Brasileira @mcb_org
Museu da Imagem e do Som @mis_sp
Museu Casa de Portinari @casadeportinari
Museu de Arte Sacra @MuseuArteSacra
Paço das Artes @pacodasartes
History and ethnography:
Memorial da Resistência @M_ResistenciaSP
Museu da Imigração @museu_imigracao
Museu do Café @museudocafe
Museu Índia Vanuire @mhindiavanuire
Language and Literature:
Casa das Rosas @casadasrosas
Museu da Língua Portuguesa @museudalingua
Soccer:
Museu do Futebol @museudofutebol
