![A imagem mostra a sala do Centro de Pesquisa e Referência com painéis expositivos que contam sobre a vida e obra da artista Felícia Leirner.](https://www.museufelicialeirner.org.br/mflcpjd-content/uploads/2024/05/exposicao-no-centro-de-pesquisa-e-referencia-1024x768.jpg)
![A imagem mostra um trecho do jardim de esculturas do Museu Felícia Leirner que abriga as obras orgânicas "Bichos" que são feitas de cimento branco armado com ferro.](https://www.museufelicialeirner.org.br/mflcpjd-content/uploads/2024/05/exposicao-de-obras-em-cimento-1024x768.jpg)
![A imagem mostra um trecho do jardim de esculturas do Museu Felícia Leirner que abriga obras abstratas em bronze.](https://www.museufelicialeirner.org.br/mflcpjd-content/uploads/2024/05/exposicao-de-obras-em-bronze-1024x768.jpg)
The Felícia Leirner Museum’s sculpture collection is on permanent display in the garden of the Claudio Santoro Auditorium, outdoors. The works are placed along the garden paths and some of them are on the central lawn of the space. The arrangement of Felícia’s sculptures is in chronological order of production, however, the visiting route is up to the visitors’ choice.
There are signs marking the phases of the sculptor’s career, beginning with bronze works and progressing to cement: figurative (1950-1958), towards abstraction (1958-1961), abstract (1963-1965), organic (1966-1970), and landscape cutouts (1980-1982).
From anywhere in the garden, one can enjoy the plants, butterflies, lizards, birds, squirrels, and landscapes of the Mantiqueira Mountains, often including an interaction between the sculptures and the environment.
In the auditorium, there is a space for temporary exhibitions with diverse subjects, and the institution also offers virtual exhibitions, such as: