The Ibere Camargo Museum is a prominent art museum located in Porto Alegre, Brazil. It was designed by the renowned architect Alberto G. P. de Souza and opened in 1995. The museum is named after the Brazilian artist Ibere Camargo, known for his significant contributions to modern art. The museum houses an extensive collection of contemporary art, including works by both Brazilian and international artists. Its striking architectural design, featuring a cantilevered structure overlooking the Guaíba River, has made it an iconic landmark in the city. The museum also hosts various exhibitions, educational programs, and cultural events throughout the year.