The "Week of Modern Art" is an influential cultural event that took place in São Paulo, Brazil in 1922. It aimed to showcase and promote modernist art and literature, challenging traditional artistic norms. The event featured various forms of expression, including painting, sculpture, music, and poetry, and attracted many prominent artists and intellectuals of the time. This week-long festival is often credited with launching the Modernist Movement in Brazil, highlighting the works of key figures such as Tarsila do Amaral and Mário de Andrade. It played a significant role in shaping the country's artistic identity and fostering a new appreciation for contemporary art.